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PXC1E SIT rEDFOTlT) ITXTL TRTRUyE, MT:PFOHD, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1928. Do Husbands Really Trust Their Wives? CORPORATION TAX1 CUT IS LESSENED,! ONE TO SOUTH POLE, ONE NORTH JLet itTv blow hot '- m i r ir mw mum 1 1 m m m j li a m CO Thh Winston home. Betty Winston has just come in to find Herbert, her husband, waiting her. Herbert: I'm sorry, but I shall have to ask you to stop going to Guido Petti's studio. He's no good. His affairs with women are the talk of the town. You must not be seen going to bis studio again. ? 1 1 Betty: You shouMu'e believe all the lillr Horiesyoij hear. Nomstterwhit jCuido'i relations with other women may be. he is my instructor, and a per feet gentlemsn-r-witb "' I shall con tinue my studies with him. 'Herbert: (coldljr) Very well, just tfera ember, you were warned. . Weeks pais. Guido Petti, foreign jmuic master, and Betty, are in the tarudio alone. The caressing sound of -his voice holds her in a kind of spell. ? Guido: (drawing her to him) So beautiful you are. Soon we shall go Abroad just TOU and I. If you are ready we could leave at once. ' ' .Betty: (her head whirling) But lilt my husband ; Guido: Your busbandl Bih! Whit 'does he know of your desires? So young you are so lovely 'i Thcneict moment hehucliiped her in his arms kissing her igiin and 'again with a fierce passion that she is powerless to resist. I .Unheard by either, the door opens -someone starts to enter then re treats, dosing the door softly. The Winston home two hours liter. Husband and wife confront each other the one white with fury, the other bewildered and afraid. Herbert: ties! All liesl You're like all the rest of the women who viiit that studio. I believed you when you told me you went there to study. 1 trusted you. But now I know you for what you are, a common Betty: (throwing herself upon him) Stop, Herbert! You don't know what you are saying. 1 swear to you . Herberr: (6inging her aside) I'm through with you. I should havckilled you as you lay in your lover's srms. Take what you want and get out and do it quick. . So it had come the parting of the ways after their first short year of marriage. But it was not the end. What happened to Betty after she was driven from home by her husband complete! one of the most pathetic dramas ever enacted in real life. You will want to read the rest of thisstartling story ."First ina Woman's Heart," in May True Story Magazine. Contents for cMay One Thrill Too Many When Girl Doesn't Knot Blind Youth Was It All My Fault The Serpent in the House When Society Sins Love Takes Its Revenge What Every Woman Fears And uvtral titer stents CTune In on the True Story Hour broadcast every Friday nfjlit oner WOR and the Columbia chain. 0 P. M, Eastern Standard Time May Out Now! TDnuie Story , At All Newsstands only 25c A Small Deposit makes your ice-box a FRIGIDAIRE Have the Frigidaire cooling unit installed in your ice-box. Once this is done, there's no more ice to buy. Foods are kept fresh and wholesome. The health of your family is pro tected. Learn how a small deposit and easy terms out this cauioment in vour home. People's Electric Store 214 W. Main Street Fhone 12 PRODUCT. Or-GNBRAL-MOTORt TREASURES v that are worth safe keeping Old letters of special interest ' ' 'Personal Documents v-y Keepsakes V. Keep them secure from loss irT"? Safe Deposit Box ' First National Bank Medford, Oregon WAHIIINOTON. Apr. 6. VP) Ilxluetion of the 13 4 Pr cent cor poration tax to 12 per cent rather (hnn 11 per cent, as proponed hy the houne, was voted today hy the senate finance commit:."' In be. KinnlnK work on the house reve nue measure. This follows the recommedatlon mado to the cornmittco yestcrtftiy hy Hecretary M'llon, who lnslnted that tho tax reduction of $290, 000,000 voted hy the house muni he trimmed hy the senate to $201, 000,000 at the highest. "With the solid support of the re publican majority on the commit tee. Chairman Hmoot proposed at tho outset today that the $201, 000,000 limitation b adhered to. No vote was taken, but Senator Hmoot expects the figure to be approved. Hy unanimous vote the committ tee decided to report a tax re duction bill, quieting reports that the legislation might be sidetrack ed In view of tho demands of the treasury that the reduction voted by the house was too large. Henator HimmonH of North Caro lina, ranking democrat on the committee, nrgued today for a cut of $300,000,000 and urged .that at least the house bill should be accepted. Henator Harkeiy, democrat, of Kentucky asked tho committee to cut tho corporation tax from 1 3 H j per cent to 11 per cent, and this was defeated, 11 to 9, on a stiii't party division, with the republl-! ran majority opposing the motion, j Henator Simmons then proposed, tho 11 per cent rato which was approved by the house, but this was lost hy the same vote. The motion of Senator fid go, re publican, of New Jersey, for a 12 per cent rate, carried 12 to 8. On thin vote Senators Reed, Pennsyl vania, Khortrldge, California, and Couzens. Michigan, republican, voted with three democrats, Sim mons, North Carolina. King, Utah, and Hark ley,' Kentucky,, against. The three negative republican vots were understood to bo in favor of tho 12 per cent rate, while the democrats who opposed tho 12 per cent provisions wanted , a lower vate. Plunging ahead at full speed on Iho bill, the committee was hopeful of final action, possibly within a week, which would set a record for revenue legislation. Tn the Interest of speed It was deoldod to abandon any open hear ings. Denial of Secretary Mellon' st a t e men t bef o re 1 hlo com m 1 li o that "the Insistent demand for the repeal of the three per cent nu'o motive tax does not come from the automobile purchnvr." "as made today by tho American Motorists' association. "Thut part of tho secretary's Ml ate in .nt before the committee, donylng that the nutomnblle pur chasers bemselves have no Inter est In the repeal of the tax Is not based on fact." declared J. Norton Weeks, president of tho organiza tion. 4 7 cfj rf r - 'Spinas i m: ' ' , . Hound for different extremities of the earth, these two aircraft arc being made ready for polar Journeys, one north, one south.' Above, Commander Richard E. Byrd's tri-motor plane built for his South Pole flight. Below, the dirigible, Italia, in which Gen. Umberto : Nobilc, Italy's famous airman and explorer, hopes to reach tho North Pole, 16 SUFFER BURNSiMUSSOLINI PAYS FROM- EXPLOSION DUE TO CIGARETTE VISIT TO PAPER, l.OS ANCIKLICS, April C. (A1) Attempts of amateur plumbers to dispense with the services of gas company workmen and a dcslro on tho part of one of the work ers to have a cigarette today have been blamed by police for a gas explosion that resulted in fatal burns for 10-year-old Wes ley Jiarr and C-ycar-old Tatakl Tokni. and leKHer burns to 11 other persons. j A neighborhood grocery storo was the scene of tho blast which j may prove fatal to even moro ofj tho victims. Klvo others, all small children, who had been playing In front of the store, were seri ously burned. Police officers Investigating the explosion, said tho storo recently had chunged hands and the new owners opened tho gas lines with out notifying company officials. A leak was discovered and a man closed what he believed to bo the gas line and then took out a mnti'h to light a cigarette. The resulting explosion knocked every window out of tho store and scat tered Hs contents. Adjoining houses wero severely shaken. WIFE FLEES, FEARS CREDIT METHODS! A S Y L U M PLOT WA8HINOTON. April 6. T national survey ol credit methods In retail bunlneaa ia being under taken by tho commerce department with the expectation of developing additional data aa to Inatallinent anlllng, now a great factor In the commercial world. lr, Julius Klein, director of tho bureau of forlegn and domontlc commerce, has boon given tho aid of tlin National Retail Credit na Hochttlon In tho entorprlaa, which win be conductod by Dr. Krank M. Surface Coats of various plans will be brought out and the comparison be tween the totals of credit extended on installment sales and that ex tended on monthly accounts will bo examined. carCbigs, file officially BALKM. Ore.. April 5. lT) Hal I. Pntton of Salem today filed as a candidate for delegate from the first congressional dis trict to tho national Republican convention. He declares for Hoo ver for president, but promises to support tho choice of the voters. John II. Catkin of Medford. speaker of the house at tho 1927 session, and who hss been specu lated on as a possible candidate for secretary of state, filed to day as a candidate for the 11c publican nomination for another term In the legislature, to repre sent Jackson county. ihcr candidates filing tootsy were: I.ouis I Knapp, Port Orford, ttepuhllcsn, for representative from Coos and Curry counties. Willi rim M. PrtgKff, Ashland. Itepublicnn. for repcesentattvo from Jackson county. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS POUTI.AND. or., April 5. tP John leder, 7, veteran of In dian wars, died this afternoon t a hospital from head Injury suf fered March 28 when he was struck by a tor operated by Mrs. (i. A.1 iKiixsley. Mrs, KlnRslejr was not I 'held. SAN FRANCISCO, April 5. iP The Examiner says Mrs. Carl Llndberg, wife of an International ly known mining engineer, and socially prominent in Ios Angeles, Is hiding here and planning a legal fight for a (LTiO.OUU estate, follow ing flight from a southern Califor nia sanitarium where she had been confined for eight months. M rs. hlndheig was forced Into Cnsa Del Miir srinitiiiium, under threat shut If she opposed com mittment she would be "railroaded to a state insane UKylum." tht newspaper quotes her friends and relatives as saying. The article adds thta domestic difficulties be tween Mrs. KiiKlbetg and her hus band are Involved in the case. WAKIIINC.TOX, April 6. V) Asserting that two and a half mil lion dollars worth of Jewelry Is lost annually through theft. James M. Nowos, of tho Jewelers' Security al liance, tinged tho houso Judiciary commit too today to approve tho I.itOiiuinliu bill to make tho sale of stolon goods In Intcr-state com merce n federsl offense. MILAN, Italy, April C C)- Premier Mussolini returned to hla first love newspaper work In celebration of his return to the Lombard capital. Hardly had he -taken leave of i tho Greek minister, M. Michata pulous, yesterday, than he Jumped Inln nn ti nti.tvinH(lA and rlnufnnrWI on the offices of Popolo D'ltaliaJ tho paper ho founded In 1914 to' urge Italy's entrance into ' the1 war on the side of tho allies, to; pay a surprlso visit to his brother,' Arnaldo, editor of the paper. It was midnight and he found his editor brother in his shirt sleeves and hard at work. Ho. "talked I shop" with Arnaldo - as .well as j with tho managing editor and the UHKistntU editor. . , ' 'Then ns if he could not stay nway from the smell of printer's ink, tho premier broko away from, the editorial offices, traversed the city room and burst into the composing room, where tho lino type o ji era tors rose from their stools and gave him a rousing fascist yell. The premier Immediately Sought out old printers who handled his sprawling long-hand In the days when ho was a strug gling Journalist. He clapped them on their backs and asked after the health of themselves and their families. Mussolini Jested about type "lice" and that International newspaper institution the com posing room roller towel, "It's Just as black as ever." he is said to have remarked. "The color of a good fascist shlrtf I'll bet Arnaldo (hasn't had the towel changed since I left hero in October, 1922. for Home.' The premier watched tho paper being made up In tho forms and occasionally offered suggestions as to where the stories should be placed. Ho followed tho forms I to the stereotyping department a nil t h pnen tn llin nroHH room. Turning to Dino Grand!, underj secretary of state for foreign af 'falrs. who accomnanied hint, he loni.l. "Ditto, you see the paper to bed; that's where I'm going my self." 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