Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 21, 1936, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text"PXGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. M15DFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 21, 1936. E E July Receipts $66,728,906 Above Collections in Same Month Year Ago- Total Is $288,326,539 WASHINGTON, Allff. 21 ln nreased federnl income In every Im portant category of tnxatlon was re ported today by the treasury on Hi survey of Internal revenue collections for the first month of the 1037 fis cal year. Income during July, the treasury levealed, rose 866.728 006 above col lation for the same month a year ago. The Increase In some Items amounted to several hundred percent. The total rose from $331,597,633 In July Of 1035 to 283,326,639 for the same period of this year, an Increase totaling Mmost 30 percent. Publication of the treasury figures lecalled the statement Issued last week by Secretary Morgenthau. After conferring with President Roosevelt and congressional finance leaders, the cabinet member said no additional taxation would be asked of the next congress, Notable Increases Included; gains of 412,752,211 for taxes on liquor; rises from $14,364,833 to 929,006,633 from corporation Income taxes; rises In Individual Income payments from '$0,508,000 to $11,052.00; rises In ex cess profits taxes from 1174,000 to 81,048,000: rises In estate tnxm from 814,224.000 to 20,014,0000', and rises from gift taxes from 996,000 to 9327, 000. The taxes on bonds. Issues of cap ital stock and convc; -.nccs yielded 92,116,367 for the mouth last year and 92,479.000 this year. Collections on automobiles reflected Improved conditions In that Industry, rising: from 93,089,000 to 97,70e.COO. Use Mall Trioune want ads. ARE ENDED TODAY ASHLAND, Aug. 31. (Spl) Today brings to a close the second session of the Southern Oregon summer school, during which 105 students have been enrolled. Eighteen gradu ates and the same number of be ginning students were among those Attending the last five weeks. The school will be closed for a month, with registration for the fall term to start Monday, September 21, During the 31 days, members of the normal faoulty Are taking Advantage of the vacation In different ways. Dr. and Mrs, Walter Red ford and daughter Lois, left this week for a trip to Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Taylor and two daughters plHn to spend the vacation on the Oregon coast. While he will remain In Ashland for a month, L- E. Messenger will return In September to the Univer sity of Oregon medical school In Portland, where he has spent the past ytej, Two faculty members have taken a year's leave of absence and will not return In the fait, both planning to take Advanced study at the Colum bia university. Miss Luclle Burtts will leave within a few days to take spec ial art work, and Mrs. Bertha Smith also plans to study at the university In New York City. Kennewick Wheat Brings High Price WALLA WALLA, Aug. 31. ,Vp The record price for wheat since 1928 was reported paid for two carloads of 16 percent protein grain at Ken newick yesterday, a coast grain com pany (Continental) paying 81-30 per bushel. Some 14 percent protein wheat moved there At 91.16, the re port said. Prom Pomeroy came a report that a top price of 81-26 for good milling wheat was paid also yesterday. NEW OUTLET FOR COFFEE AT BOMBAY (UP) Efforts are under way to make all India a coffee drink ing country. Except In South Africa where cof fee already la the national drink, tea rulea the field throughout the rest of the Indian Empire. The Indian Cof fee CM committee la directing Its at tention to thflt portion of India lying north of IS degrees latitude. (Cess Is the word used for a self-collected tax on any commodity.) The reason behind this campaign la that coffee Is one of the principal articles of export from India to Brit ain and thence elsewhere, with the recent notice to terminate the Ottawa Agreement, Indo-Brltlsh trade rela- tlona hare been thrown Into the melt' lug-pot. With the ending of the agreement India will cease to benefit rrnm lm. penal preference given to Its coffee, ana steps are being taken to develop the home market, with preference eliminated, Indian coffee must com pete on the British market with cof fee from Brazil, Costa Rica, Colom bia, and South Africa. in favor of the coffee propagan dists la the campaign that recently has been started by puritanical na tionalist leadera aaalnjifc whirh t. regarded as Injurloua to health by theae ultra-selective dieticians. They do not regard coffee any less Injur ious, am ine fact la that they hate tea more than they love coffee. The .committee haa ownMi it ,f- fee drive in the Indian tnf o, v.. derabad. situated in the center of the empire. A modern depot has been es tablished, to be known as the India Coffee House, to demonstrate the proper selection, roasting. primum. and preparation of coffee. An up-to. date cafe will be attached to the de pot to tempt the passers-by to try vne oeverage. Buckingham loL Cre&m.' Oanlv A Party Specials The Croat. 330 8 Cent OF SEA BATHING PARIS (UP) Sea bathing Is only allghtly more .than 100 yeare old In Prance. Beach life did not start until 1813. when Josephine's daughter. Queen Hortenae of Holland, came to Normandy for her health. In August, 1834, the Duchess du Berry spent two weeks at Dieppe and made this beach popular. For everal years In auccesslon this royal bather was faithful to the Norman beach, where people waited Impatiently for her to open the season. Her first bath each season was a real event. The Duchess du Barry, at tired In long black satin trousers over which the wore an ankle-length tunic completed by a bathing bonnet of wax cloth was accompanied by the mayor of Dieppe. For this occasion, the mayor wore evening clothes, varn ished slippers, and carried a tall silk hat In one hand. With the other hand he escorted the Duchess du Barry Into the water until he stood knee-deep in the sea. Alexandre Dumas discovered the beach of Trouvllle In 1834. The au thor of "The Three Muaketeere' re turned to Paris so enthusiastic about his vacation on the Norman coaat that other fashionable people adopted Trouvllle as a summer resort. Within 10 yeara Trouvllle grew like a mush, room town of hotels end vlllaa, sec in I860 the famous Saturday train was organized from Paris. The beach at Deauvllle became pop ular at this time, and In 1898 the Duke de Morny perauaded the whole Imperial court to accompany mm to Deauvllle. 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