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THTtEH OH, LOOK! STRIPPED OF FLESH BILLION TAXES rtrTCDFOttD MATT TRTPJTNK, MTCDFOTtI), OREOONt, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2.1 1019 cADiircT Dirnmr rn i atcct dadici am da nutci c r WASHINGTON'. K0I1. Zft Work oil tlio vnllvntliin uf oon, DUO, (100 Inn honn buKini hy dm liuniini or In ternal revnnuii. 'I'll Ik In Lit it uiillmiiiwl ylold of (ho now revenue lilll, Tliu liieomn tux provisions of llio net nwuli tlm )oi:klhoi)lt of every HliiKle pursuit In llio linltml Hi n I in whose lint Incniiiu fur Hi IN wns $ I (Mill, nr moro, mill nt nvury imirrlnil person whom) not Iiiimiiiio wiis isiiiOQ or moro, I'lilHoim whom) not Imoniu eijtiiiltml or oxi'iniilml theiui ii in on it I h, ut'eorilliiK to lliolr iiiurlliil HintiiH, in tint llio ii rtiirii of liiooniii ullli Hid 'Milli'i'lor uf Intoriitil revenue tor dm district In which tlmy 1 1 vii on or htifnro Miinh ir. Horn In wlint will hiippcn to thorn If tlmy don't; for fiillnro to rile a rn tiirn on time, u flint o( not mora thiin I Omi mill mi nitilltloniil assessment or i! pur cunt or llio nmoiint or tux (I iin. Kor "wilfully riifimlnit" lo innko n rot u i ii on Unto, u f Inn not oxcmulhiK 1 1 'l.uiHi, or not uxcootlliiK ono yunr'n lunirlKuniimnt, or tiotli, I'or ninkliiK n riilKti nr frimiliilunt return, ii flnii of not moro I linn lo, I'l'O, or Imiirlxiiiimoiit for not moro th no ono your, or Imtll. IiikkIIioi' with mi lulilllloniil iinHi'KHitMii I of ,'i0 u'r emit of tho amount of inx ovinl.nl, In aililltlon lo tho lluoo niul l-'ooii ptiminnl exemptions, tiixiuiynr nro ullowvil mi exemption of $21)0 for eurli piimon ilenunilent upon thorn fur rh'sf support It Mich portion In unilr eighteen years of nxo ami Inciiimhlv of e'.fBiipiort. I'mlor llio 1UI7 ni't, (Ii In oki'iuiitlon win allowed only for nih ili'i''ii(liit "child." Tho lictiil of ft fiitnlly ono who support ono or moro persons ,rloely connected wlih him hy hloo'l reliitlunshtp, re lutloiisihlp hy ii nrrlnit". or by niloi-lloa- -Ii) riitltli'il to nil uxiiiiionii al lowed u niiirrlnl person. Tho noriiiiil ruin of lux nnili'r the now act In (I per rent uf tho flmt 14000 or nut Income nhnvo tho ex emptions, and 13 per rout of the not Income In excess or HOUO. incomes lu ejeress or $3000 am subject also lo a aurtax ramcltiK from t por ciit of the amount of tho not Income l twoon l.'.OOO and ICOOO to 05 por cent of the not Inronio above $l,uuu, 000. il'aymvnt or (ho Inx may lie niiulo In full nl the tlma of fllliiK return nr In four liiKtallmmitii, on or bafore Mo roll 15, on or before Juno 15, on or boforo Heptomhor 15, unit on or before December 15. Itavemio offlrttrs will vliilt every county In tho United Suites lo nlil taxpayers In luakluit out thotr re turns. Tho tlato or their nrrlvul nnil the location of their off Icon may bo niirertaliioil by ImiiilrliiK at offices of collectors of Internal rovonuo pontorftre anil hank. Kill I tiro to iii'o thtmo officer, however, ilium not rellovo the taxpayer of hla obligation to flla hla rolurn anil pny bin tax within the tlnio specified by Inw. In thl:l casa taxpnyorii must nook the Rovornmont, not llio Knvernmoiit tltc ta.vpnyor. ATHLETES EXPECT NEW VOItK. Fob. 25, With an entry lint of mora t hull five hundred competitors, Mlllroso A. C. Indoor track moat will brlnit uioal of the it tli lot Ic alum from all over tho coun try to tho Mndlsnn 8iiinre gurden tonight. Tho proKrnui consists of 27 contests Including tho Mlllroso six liundroil yard run In which Tod .Mere dith will moot Tom Campbell, Vnl vornlly or Chicago, Marvin (luntaf on, University or l'onnsylvitnln. Dnvc Caldwell. Iloston, llomor linker und nthor noted runners, .lolo Hay or Chicago, will audnnvnr to obtain pc(- IllSllOnt POHHOHBIOII Or HlO H 1 1 V C T tl'O- phy In the ono und ono-hiilt mile nice In -which ho will linvo an opponent NlRlitlngnlo ot Now Unmpshlro; Clydo J. Stout, ITnlvorHity or Chica go; Cecil l.cath, lloslon, und Max Jtohlnnd, national Bonlor mid Junior croim country chiimplon. I.lfltiteiiunt Hob Simpson, Univer sity of MlHionrl, worM's record hol dor. luis come all the way from Pre sidio, Cal for tho high hurdles ovont In which Thomson of liartmouth, lOnlmnn and Trowbridge of Prince ton and John J. Idler nro to compote. Spanish Cabinet Rcsinns. nfjMiHII). Kelt, as. (1W llio Asso r.inlod I'iobh.) Tlio onliinet of (.'mini KiimnnonoM linn vomiuikmI. Tho kinif lins renncHteil tlio I'nliiuct to yenmin in olfioo imlil the liiiduet in tiuHscd by imiliuinout. A Woiihiii'h Itccomnioiiilnllon Mm.' D. T. Tryor, Krnnkllil Av., OLof(o0 wrltoni "Nino yonrs ago 1 wan vory miioh nffllctod with kldnoy trouble I bought dltforont kinds or niedtclno, but nil to' no offoct, until ono dny I bought a box ot Foley Kid ney PIHb. 1 realized no groat n bon oflt from the line ot that box thnt I oonchulod mynolf cured of lddnoy trou'hlo, I fool nnro In rncommond lnir Foloy Kldnoy Pills to any kldnoy Biiftororn." They rollovo bnckacho, sore niiiBOlos, slirt Joints, rhounintlc pnlns and blnddor n.llmonls, For snlo Jiy Motjfprd Piarnmny. ' The llngerlo and nogllgoe dn algnera. artlata ever. Iiavo quits outdone thomnidvoa In the crea tion ot thwio aloeplng garmenta. The confnctlon at the Inft la of aoftent white dgured natln. It la aa Innocent of alnovna an a chnm lae, and one only rocogiilxoa the TEFUL PEACE DELEGATES ri'.KIX. IVb, n. (Hv the A wn I'inted 1'rw.) Cliinii ix vurv cruto I'ul lo I'ri'.-iilciit 'il-.)ii und the toi led Si n I ex delegates to the Di'iiro I'on rerenee fur llio lieln llicv Imvo rxtcnil cd our ilrlogiites in I'nrH. Niiiil I'ri' uiior Chin Niiii-Smiii loiliiv. "The w hole t 'biuov nut ion wishes to Ihiink tile I tilled Stiitcs llirotivli llio Asno- I'inti'd 1'roi-"." Tlio iirrmicr suid lu? wiim nincli irrnl ifield over Jlio clcetioii of Wellington Kim. t !i ini -o nuibio.Miilor to llio I'lnleil Sillies, In n iiliieo on llif1 eoui mipiiiin t'nr ii li'iiL'iiii ul' nit I iniiH und lidded lluit t'liinn, was rendv In I a lie whatever imvl miitlit lie assigned to her. ''t'liinn intends lo nulilisli nil seerel iiKrei'inenls iniidv ilui-lin! tlie wnr. even I'liiuinereiitl i noiieiiieiil s nnil Ihe ('liiiiii-.lnl'iilu'Mi ! i n v nl I in ii." he said. "Of euiii'se," he I'uiilintieil, "t'liinn extieets tho iittvvcrs Iti dselnso iinv oei'i't ni:rei'iiieiits tlieV luiiv have union!; Ihe:ii'i'lvi'.s eiiiieeniiiiii t'liinn." No Trimble over lhi- -.' i i exneeleil, sini'o Jiiiuiii mi burner itrnniilv oli ierl nnil Uleio nro mi ili-nmeeiiients belwocn t'liinn mid .luimn, so I'ar ns llio ttoveriiinent of Cbinn U itwiu'e, I lie IU'eluii'i- inserted. Kclerriiur In Jun nn's pxiiressi'il ilisiileiistiri' over llio ilttitudo nl' the Cliiiii'so ileleirulion in l'nris, lie decltired thut 't'liinn. knovv. int; Hint Ainer'eu nnd Clival lliiluin Nilliliol'li'rl her. took the million oi liorluuitv of atiindiii'.' on her own loot nnd ri's'slliiT tnossuru nnlioil from the niiloiiV," ' Chin Xiin-fSsim snid ho was liotip. fill a Niili'Uon In llio iirolileiiiK nvisinir from t'hinn's . inlcnial dil'I'ei'eneos would he retielieil ut Hie I'liiuinir eon lereiii'i' nl Slinii'jliai. IRISH ENVOY AT Dl'lll.lN. Fell. ri.-Seiin O'Ceal liiili, who M'sievdav iireseiited hillisell' lo the pence cniil'i'ionce al l'nris lis tin uoori'dilod envov of tho lii.-h uovern menl, was I'onuerlv in liusiness here mill wns MiM'i'olnrv of the Gnolii' leiittite'. O't'calliuh is a member of the Dublin enriiorulion nnd wns re conl Iv elect oil In pni'liitaioiil on Ihe Sinn Fc.'n liekel. VICTORY LOAN TO BE FOR 5 BILLIONS WASHINGTON. Fob. .T1.--TI10 Vic Inrv l.ilierlv l.oaii lo he Honied lute in April is cxpeetcd to be I'or five bil lion dollars, tho house ' wnvs nnd menus coiiiinilleo reported .toduv in Hiibuiilliuir .leuisluliou nullioriidin; Hie snlo of short term nole.i instead of bonds.. Tlio bill will bo culled 11 1 in ,.ie house lonioi'vnw, pnjnma family by the cute puffed iroonera gathered at the anklo. An overeklrt of while georgotto crepe la ahlrred on ai the wulai llne. and Its four-pointed hem la finished with while silk fringe. 1'lnk cblrfon rosea al girdle and bosom or tho final Inspirations. T COAST STRIKE I'OK'TI.AXD. Feb. 2.I. All loenl metal I miles unions on (he I'licific const will vote in llio next three weeks on the nuestion of a eoiistwida ,'htrike lo beuin April 1. us a result of the notion of the l'ueifie Const Melnl Trades C'ouiieil at its closing ini'etiims hero vestenlnv. .Memliers ! of Ihe metal Irailes unions here point ed out linlnv thut sentiment in several I'ilios of the const was known to lie uuninst n strike. During the niectim; of the council, it was unoi'lieinllv ro lunteil thut I'lirtlnnd nnd San Kriin eiseo ilolemilos did not believe the met nl trades workers in. I heir dis tricts would vote to wnlli out. . The strike now in nrosrross in Seat tle mill Tuconm wns endorsed lv the eoiiueil, nri'ordinir to an ol Ticinl slule- inenl issued Into Inst niulit. the first iil'I'ieiul news from the council in live dnvs. It was known (lint the Wnsli iiiuton strike had been the enuso of protracted diseussioiis in the conveii tam ns the strikers nrsed tliat a vote be reeiiniincnded on a const wide strike to become effective not Inter lluiii -Mai'eh 17. Otherwise thev felt, a eoiistwitle strike would do them mi inid, l)clei;ntcs from other dis triels, however, were understood to linvo refused to consider l'cconiuienil iiiLr a strike before that date, nnd it was believed lodnv thnf the prospects of a strike hcini; voted bv n mnioritv of the nictnl trades unions on Ihe const wns remote. WASHINGTON'. Feb. 25. Disenss inn tlio. Americnn nicreliant mnriiie problem in the Semite lodnv, .Senator Ituiisdell of Louisiana predicted Hint within 11 few months the shippim: board would own one-lialf tlio neenn uoiivj inorelianl vessels in the I'niitcd Stales of over fitltl uross tons nnd Hint, bv 11VJ0 shiti construction in this count rv would huvo ineroiiscd the total totinncti under the American flair to npproxiniutolv 10,01)0,000 tons,, Of Hie prediclcil .10,000,000 Ions Hie Louisiana sennlor eslinmtcd 1'1,'Vl."), ."00 Ions would he owned hy I ho ship- pint; 'bun rd. As the uuthoritv of the board lo .npcrtito expires bv limita tion six months niter the formal proo Inmnlioii of pence, he snid. it wns es sential that lecislntion he provided whereby tlio operation ninv be con tinued. SWISS LEGATION TO LEAVE PETROGRAD THURSDAY IlF.HNH.Feb. 2.V-7-TI10 Swiss leu-n- 1 1011 ut I'clroenid hns been uivon Iroo pnssneo throuuli liiissui bv the soviet irovernnicnt nnd will leave lor llerne on Ibursduv, Iriivolini; on wo special I pi ins, ' 1 ' , ' ',' SHIPPING BOARD At the right Is a real bit of art In a Jupancsey design In double georgette crepe. Tho foundation Is flesh pink crepe, and the outer layer Is pastel bluo. The cont is girdled with a heavy blue velvet covered cord and embroidered In many bued butterflies. EXPERTS HERE TO TAX STATEMENTS When Ihe three iii'-oino Inx officciu hI 111 iiuied in Medluril this week bv the Oreiron office of the internal revenue department lo assist citizens in pre paring their income Inx returns open ed their licndouurturs in tho t'itv call ut 10 11. 111. Mtmduv nnd t here wns no iioliceiible rush of noxious Medford-iU-s to nvnil themselves of their ser vices. This is no doubt due to the limited notice triven of the experts' comim nnd thev will iiniloubtedlv be hiisv dnrinir tho rest of their stnv hen1. Thev will be si the office dnilv from 0 a. in. .to 5 p. m. till to unci includinc Feb. 28th. The time limit of filine the income lax returns expires March l.'illi. nnd everv murricd man with nn income of $2,000 or more, and everv sinele man, whose income is $1.1100 or more, must file n income trtx re turn. Failure to do so will brine n. henvv penalty. x x The Hire" ii'iri tax niru sta tioned iicio this week nro O. V. Wini hcrlv of nosebiirs,- the resular in come tnx eollector of this district, W. F. Hummer of Hood River, who pnvs especial utfcntinti to individiinl in come tnx returns, iind C. A. Kuff of I'ortlnnil. who is :in expert 011 eor liorntion incoincs mid excess profits lax. The three work together. is footlv in. the eating andt-Ke $ood HealtK -. that, follows . Makes its own sweetening requires no add ed, sugar. A delicious; economical food There's o Reason" WARSAW, Feb. 25. (By Associ ated Press.) Forty pounds of wheat flour Is being sold at Moscow for olght hundred rubles and sugar Is rifty rubles a pound, with both com modities virtually unobtainable. Starving horses which fall In the streets are stripped of their flesh be fore they are cold. Money Is of little value and jewels and works of art bring little when traded. Thefts In these lines are therefore Infrequent. In order to get food a trader must offer clothes. Women refugees from Moscow wore recently beld up at Smolensk, It Is said, and their cloth ing was stolen, but ihe soldiers dis dained to take a beautiful pearl neck lace, so that Its owner was able to sell tho necklace here. Fuel Is so scarce that woodon houses In tho suburbs have been torn down for fuel. Fine furniture baB also been used for tho same purpose. Stores have been closed by merchants but the Bovlet government has taken over some of the larger places of business, where only Bolshevlkl are served. ' Flower shops and hair dres sers do a fine business, about thirty ot these places being open. Leon Trotzky, the Bolshevik minister of war and marine, who Is fastidious and has a special lady Aanicuriu, Ttror.Izcs then'.. Nikolai Lenlne, the Bolshevik pre mier, who Is considered quite mad by some of his colleagues. Is the only permanent Dolsbevikl left who ap pears to live an austere life. itussla Is beset by all kinds of dis eases, typhus being particularly pre vulaut. Vodka substitutes are being used and have a weakening effect on the people. Kerosene and benzine are report ed to be common drinks. The large number of deaths In Moscow bas led to a decree making the undertaking business a state monopoly. PARIS. Monday, Feb. 24. '.Nearly live hundred thousand men ot the American expeditionary forces will beroro July 1 cither have returned to the United States or will be borne, ward bound, according to plans of the feneral staff announced today. Tho 27th, S5th,'37th and 91st divisions will sail in March; tbe 26th, Tith, 82nd, 35th and 42nd In April; tbe 32nd, 28th, 33rd, SOth and S8th in May and the 89th, 90th, 29th and 79th in June. 2.304 SOLDIERS REACH NEW YORK NEW YORK. Feb. 25. The steam er, Georgo Washington, which land ed President AVllson and his party in Boston yesterday, arrived here to day with 2304 troops. Tbo units aboard Included the 146th machine gun battalion complete, including sevon officers and 68 enlisted men from the Idaho national guard, fifth engineers and engineer train com plete, returning to tho United States for duty, the presidential and peace commission guard and casuals. o 00 0 000 Clearance Sale ROBES A big assortment of Shawl and Plush Auto Robes, values up to '$10 Less than present wholesale prices C. E. Gates Auto Co. Stocked Up and Ready for Business Sewer Pipe Irrigation Pipe . Concrete Culverts Drain Tile We furnish estimates on all classes of road con struction and concrete work. . .' No job too large; no job too small. Let us f igure on your work. We contract. , .. ',, Medford Concrete Construction Co. Office Jackson County Bank Bldg. ' Moooocx90opoooooooxxxxoocxx)ooooooo(xsoooooooooeoooeoa Painting Tinting Decorating Paper Hanging Sign Work ' i ',' Now Is the tima to make your plans for th spring cleaning. Let us show you our samples for Interiors and exteriors. Get oar es timates. We guarantee every Inch of our work to be first class The material we are using Is. the very best. Our prices are mod erate. We have just completed the Interior of the Jackson County Courthouse, and furnish you with best references. R. J. MILLER, Decorator Phone 353-R or 52, Now Is tho time for thnt now Sop, or to hnve tho old ono repaired. We also put on plate glass bnck curtains, do upholstering, all kind of repair work. Top dressing for pnntasoto and mohair tops. MEDFORD AUTO TOP CO. .10 North (irane Street. l'hon 104. Mr. Rancher Don't discard thut broken piece of machinery; bring it to us and we will weld tlie broken part and make same ns good as new again. We are also in a position to do tractor work of all kinds. , . No job too small or too large. All work guaranteed or no Charge. v FORD REPAIRING AT FORD, PRICES. ; Pacific Highway Garage VIilMCH & McKINNKY, Props. 2I H. IIAKTIjKTT 8 South Orange Street, Madfoid.