The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1919, Page 2

“Mother’s Tender Flowers Watch the tongue of your youngh * Children’ droop and wither if you permit constipation poison to be absorbed into their delicate systems. ~=- Hurry! Give Cascarets to clean the little clogged-up liver and bowels. Children love harmless Cascarets because Cascarets taste like candy—only 10 cents a box! Grand! When “a child’s tongue turns white, breath feverish, stomach sour, mothers can always depend upon safe old ‘‘Cascarets”’ to gently, yet thor- oughly clean the little liver and bowels. children. Cascarets are just dandy for They taste like candy and no child need be coaxed to take them even when cross, bilious and sick. Each 10 cent box contains direc- tions and dose for children aged one year old and upwards. Se WHAT IS SUBJECT TO TAX UNDER, 2 NEW FEDERAL INTERNAL REVENUE The internal revenue office’and the officers connected therewith are re- ceiving numerous inquiries daily con- cerning’ the various persons, ‘occupa- tions, ‘articles and things subject to tax under the new revenue law, and for the information of .those con- cerned ‘collector James Coffey of the district of Nortn and South Dakota has prepared a-summary taken from the law for use as a ready reference. This summary is divided or classified with special reference to the various taxes to be imposed,-and Will save taxpayers much time and inconven- ience when searching for the special features of the new Jaw directly ap- plicable to; them. follows: INCOME TAX: Individuals. Partnerships. Corporations. Estates and trusts, ° TRANSPORTATIO! Freight, by rail or water. Express, by rail or’ water. Persons, by rail or water. Seats, berths Gil by pipe Telegraph’ and telephone ANSE INSURANCE: Life insurance.: Mamhe; inland and 'tire insurance. Casualty insurance. BEVERAGES; Distilled spirits. Perfumes ‘containing distilled. spir- its, Beer and other fermented. liquors. Still and artificial wines. Imported: wines; quors. cordials and li- inner tubes, parts and accesosries) Autimobiles and ‘motorcycles (in- cluding same as last above). ' Tires, inner tumbes, parts or acces- sories sold to other than manufactur- er or producer. Pianos, piano players, organs, gra- phophones, phonographs, talking ma\ chines, music boxes, and records used by any of the above. Tennis rackets, néts, skates, snow- shoes, skiis, toboggans, canoe paddles and cushions, polo mallets, baseball bats, gloves, masks, protectors, shoes and uniforms, golf bags and clubs, la- crosse stigis, balls of all kinds includ- ing base-balls, fotballs, ‘tennis, golf, lacrosse, DilHard and: pool balls, figh- ing rods and’ reels, billiard and pool tales, checker and chess ‘boards: and pieces, dice, games and parts of games except playing cards, and children’s tolys and games, and “all articles. cém- monly, known as. sporting goods. Chewing gum, Cameras. t Photographic films and plates, other than moving picture films. sad Candy. Firearms, ~shells:and- cartridges, hunting knives and bowie knives, dirks daggers, sword canes, stillettos and bras sor metallic knuckles, Portable electric fans. Thermos bottles, jugs or other ther- mostatic containers. Cigar or Ccigatette holders or pipes composed wholly or part of meer- schaum or amber, humidors and smok- ing stands, Automatic slot machines for yond. ing or weighing. Beverages derived from cereals ork Liveries and livery boots and, nats, substitutes. Unfermented grape juice, ginger ale, root ‘beer, sarsaparilla, pop, arti- ficial mineral waters carbonated or not'carbonated), other carbonated w: ter’ or’. beverages, and other soft drinks sold in bottles,¢ ‘Natural mineral waters or table wa- ters‘sold in bottles or containers. Soft «drinks comuounded at, soda fountains. Ice‘cream, ice cream sundaes or so- das, for “consumption “or in close proximity to place where sold. ‘CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND =: (MANUFACTURES THEREOF: .- Cigars of all: descriptions made of tobacco or ‘any: substitute therefor. Cigarettes made “of tobacco or any substitute therefor. eeny te and, snuff {domestic or im- Po ONS. AND DUES: eatres, movies, operas, dances and other places of amusement. Roof, gardens and. cabarets. ‘Dues or fees for membership in so- _ cial, athletic or sporting club or or- ganization. EXCISE TAX: Automobile trucks (including tires, Hunting and shooting garments ‘and riding habits. Articles made of fur, hide or pelt. Yachts, motor boats, pleasure boats and canoes, primarily used-for pleas- ure and not designed for trade.” ~ Toilet soaps and toilet’ powders. Articles of sculpture, paintings, statuary, art porcelaines and bronces. Carpets and rugs, picture frames, trunks, -valises, traveling bags, sult cases, hat boxes, fitted toilet cases, pocket books, shopping and hand bags bags, umbrellas, ‘parasols, sun- shades, fans, house or smoking jack- ets, mén’s waistcoats sold separately from suits, women’s and misses’ hats, bonnets, and hoods, men’s and boys’ caps and men’s, women’s and misses’ ‘and boys’. ‘boots, shoes, pumps;and slippers, men’s and boys’ neckties and neckwear, men’s and boys’ silk stoct- ings or hose, men’s shirts, meu’s, women’s misses’ and boy’s paJainas, night gowns and underwear, kimoaag petticoats and waists. Portable lighting. fixtures, ing lamps of all kinds and saades. Perfumes, .essenees, extracts,.toilet waters, cosmetics, petroleum jellies, includ- lamp Will Not Be One Day Without Th, as 36 just: one throughout’: the years,” have et PE-RU-NA TELLS Her FRIENDS No Mrs. Mary ‘Fricke, 507 ‘Bornntah St, Belleville; of ‘the many thousands of ladies counti after ah a; ony of Ate Been healthy, and vigor ‘in’ PE-RU-N, Her adi None tell of ier suff ing ‘a ery better n Wwe can do it: Stomach; naa awfal ctam 6ften could not lay on @ i tried» PE2RU-NA ‘and’ got first bottle: To be sute o: bettlesiT have recomimer had a tetoe pince T started wih PE n years a! old, ligle; heat ar my daughte: little: as ae aban ts ifted: years’ the. Henk sults. cA ae not . whiel mie uch fe ok se ite healthy . ee Tipe Toot fae ts 1 I did.”* An ration to every. Sick “ane [A has’ bee! ‘once were sick* and Influenza s9 |GET YOUR PEF SNAKE-AND JOIN THE R. N. E. A. Special to the Tribune.: New York—‘“Pretty, pretty! Oh, what a nice snake you have. What breed is he?” That's a nice line of talk for 3 street corner meeting, but it may be- come com omnif the Reptile Study so- ciéty of America can convince any number of people’ that snakes are just the dearest pets. Here are some of the arguments the R. S. S, of A. memvers advance for their choice: Snakes take up little room. They need be fed but rarely. They are never noisy., ; They are clean in their habits. Delegation of 25 Now BUT IT’S A LONG, LONG TRIP Washington, D. —The Philippine islands will remain “iet” when the country gocs dry, according to the Philippine delegation in congress, \ Porto Rico and Aldska will go dry when the 48 states climb the water wagon. But if you.go.to Manila you can drink all the beer you like! By A. E. GELDHOF A commission of 25 prominent Fili- pinos sailed from Manila” Saturday, February 15, to come to the United States and ask for the Philippine islands. The commission will arrive in San Francisco aboyt March 15, aboard an army ‘transport, and gis expected in Washington by April 1. It is headed by Manuel L. Quezon, president of the Philippine senate and formerly dele- Bate to congress, and its niembe: tical life in’ the’ islands. This mission will not only plead the cause of Philippine independe will seck to develop comm tions between the islunds states, SEEK CLOSER BUSIN REDATIONS WITH “AMERICA “The ‘war,’ said Teod Yangco, Filipino delegate ‘in cong: “cut’ off the Philippines from their trade with England and Germany, and ow most of our trade is:with the United States. Therefore we. seck to establish cfoser relations’ “with American business men\” ‘he arrlyal of the independence mis- sion will renew the bitter fight waged in congress in 1916 over Filipino inde- pendence, when the ‘republicans defeat- ed an administration measure to free the islands. During thé war thes Fill- pinos' permitted the matter to rest, knowing that their plea for freedom would not be’heard in the rush of win- ning the war. President Wilson’s pol- icy of self-determinatiaon for small na- tions and the organization of a league of nations again gives the islanders their opportunity. “The Filipinos are perfectly eapa- ble of self-government,” said Alfrelo Roa, who represents La Vanguardfa, the principal daily uewspaper of Ma- iiila, in Washington. “Thirty’ per cent of our 10,000,000 people new read and Write, We have less illiteracy than nee, but rela-| the and hair oils, pomades, hair dressing hair restoratives, hair dyes, toth and mouth washes dentirifices; tooth pastes, aro- matic cachous, toilet powders. Pills, tablets, powders, tinctures, troches, or lozenges, sirups, medicinal cordials or bitters, anodynes, tonics, plasters, liniments, salves; ointments, pastes, drops. waters, essences, spir- its, oils not’ including serums and antitoxins.) SPECIAL TAXES: “Capital stock. Brokers. ‘Pawnbrokers. Ship brokers. Customhouse brokers. 's Porprietors of theaters, and concert halls. Proprietors of circuses. Proprietors of public exhibitions or saows, Proprietors of bowling billlard rooms. Propiretors of shooting galeries. Proprietors of riding academies. Business of opérating or renting Passenger automobiles for hire. Business of a * brewer, distiller, wholesale‘ or retail liquor dealer, wholesale or-retail déalér-in malt li- quor, manufacturer of stills. Manifacturérs of toba Manufacturers of cigars. * “Manufacturers of cigaretes. Use ot Yachts, pleasure boats, pow- er boats, motor. boats. wit gine’, sailing boats. ‘Manufacturers, producers, import- ers, compouniders and.dealers in opium or cocoa leaves, or any salt of deriv- nruseums, alleys and ative or-preparation thereof. STAMP TAXES: <> Bonds, debentares, ‘or certificates of stotk ‘and of indebtedness,: and other] documents; “bonds for.performgnce of any contract, obligation: or require- iment, the duties of any. office or posi- tion, ‘policies. of/guarnaty ahd fidelity insurance. Capital stock issued on cack original issue, ‘whether on’ organization or re: ¢ eee or. transfers of capital stock. | rodtice oni FILIPINOS ASK INDEPENDENCE DEPEND FOR. PROTECTION ON “LEAGUE OF-NATIONS” complete independence ; ETE RENT SE ES ORL OOD LOL OLN: ~fixéd: on-| They may be left: one 6 lin the house for a week or ¢yen & month, and will be on deck with a lively and affecy tfonate greeting. for: OM, swhen ” you return. And certainly rélative points of merit of a ‘pet col sls copperhead—eat ted de-fanged—sionl® “ptovide Abaveriat tional material: “when ‘co: versation threatens to languish . ¥ Allen S. Willlatiifs presldént of the New York R. 8.'8. of A. and ‘leads all snake hunts of that organizatjon, ex- cept such as’ are“ pursued in the re- gions of the all night bright :Hghts. He has a score of.the pretty things. on Way, ‘to America “There are two rewerics in Manila, Little whiskey’ 4g drunk in the’ Philip- pines, vue the natives drink lots of beno—which ts no‘ relation to bevo, but has kick aln fren like whiskey. Woman's: suffrage, according to: Fili-| pinos in, Washington, is a Vigger issue in the Philippines right now than pro- hibition. Spain or Cuba. The Philippine legis- lature at its ‘last session appropriated 30,000,000 pesos ($15,000,000) for edu- cational purposes in the next five in addition to the regular an- POLITICAL PAR’ ISLANDS. FOR FREE “Each of the three political parties ss and na- ided on for independ- | ach of them is | ion which will Jocal issues, 's wor ence of the islands. represented in the 1 be here in the sprin “Is there no fear in the Philippines that Japan or some other natdon will |, attempt tosseize the islands if they are granted freedom?” I asked ‘him. “We think the league of nations will protect us, as it-will protect other small nations,” he, replied. “If any nation should attack us we should fight to the limit; and the United States would not permit us i be at- tacked.” ngco declares the number “of un- civ d natives of the islands is now restricted ‘to about 400,000, located in the mountainous regions of upper Luzon and Mindanao. “SIMPLY NOT EDUCATED TO WEARING OF CLOTHES” “And ‘they are not savages; they are as peaceful'as you or I.‘ They sim- ply have ‘not been educated to the wearing of clothes,” he said. “The government is rapidly cutting down their number by — establishing schools for them.” ie The independence mission of the Filipinos ‘expects to travel about the country to awaken jnterest in its cause. President Wilson and Governor Gen- eral- Harrison, who is now in_ the states, favor Philippine independence, and the visit of the mission Will assure the question being brought before the new congréss. The fact that it will be republican promises another bitter struggle on the question. 7 officers, or meeting for transaction of business of any’ corporation. excent religious, charitable, or kindred so- cieties. Power of attorney. Playing cards. Parcel post packages. \ Policies of insurance against perils ‘by sea or inland waters, or by fire, lightning, tornado, wind stcrm, bom- bardment, invasion, insurrection. or riot. TAX EMPLOYMENT OF CHILD LABOR Under 16 years in quarry. Under 14 years in mill, cannery, workshop, factory or manufacturing establishment. SIGNS ‘RELIEF MEASURE Washington, D. C., Feb. 25.—Presi- dent Wilson signed a bill providing $100,000,000 for relief in France and the urgency deficiency bil. 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