The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 29, 1923, Page 6

ter he fic ex by to th co sic m He th io weer Ronse as 1 ! : i y 4 PAGE SIX MELLON PLAN ADHERED TO IN NEW TAX BILL Document’ Published Shows That Tax Reduction Pro- gram Is to be Advanced SURTAX PROVISIONS Hee, The com ext ¢ new tay hill wa Chairman ‘ reassembles on Janu ny re or proposed by the the bill follow ommen previously Ly Se Mellon. It ' lees Y esig sted ide publie the text a proposal ‘ ° had cor of a heated diseu . beammittee yesterday Surtax Is Cut bill en the ed upon first, I Care in Winter, M AL EO . th Th ora battery in an automo 1,817. ‘i Dacia Hele revisions , bile is the one living th nev- 1761 the bill is a reduction | or rests even though the balance of} [nen <o that the surtas at one per cent on net $10,000 to $12,000 additional cach additional $2, 00; one per cent addition. Co-. loc next $4,000; and would | cussing ther {oone per nt for cach Fup tou maximum o per of $100,000 or ma Income Rate Reduced place in pro’ all during t gerous t notor ct incou eit now i 6 per. cent where nov Sper cent—a reduction As th eusury estimate will) of resul u loss of revenue of $91 - | pp 600,000 a year clectroly Provision o made that 1 rned income” which | from wu salaries and] shall be counted in computing income t urns. The greater uption is expecter Bat | e small incom a a reduction of $97,500,000 from this | keep the (EE or three | ures of the for cre. | Wil kee The administes ) elude a beard of 1oof not less th tore than 2s member tor ten year terms at $10,000 cach by the si onl to the ¢ peals, com “Two pe: seven or mpointed | on the of | should t ‘reasury and without senate con- | once mation, The board would hear] cases involving the | the taxes, but both the | meter povernment and the taxpayer would Fill the cells with distilled w he privileged to appeal to the courts, | as-is done in the summer time jty is now on a 75 percent basis al- New Developments Occur Jing the water level about half an! so. Other developments in the tax|inch above the plates. Always filt, Basiness structures formerly were situation te included, | before driving rather than after |on a 100 percent. ba: now they Th nnouncement by Represena- | Th ives the waterachance to cir- | are on a 75 percent bas | | that he would | vision program, | Vents th essentials from} Never a tive Garner of Tex e nulate a iffering: in the Mellon plan, the ways and means committee, jwhen t Renewal of the effort of formerjit. Tha service men to force an early vote in the hoase on the soldiers’ bonus. | A conference of Republican house members on the bonus question would be held January 10 under the! plan of a group of war veterans whe are insisting that the w: means committee be instructed to port a bonus bill. Representative Johnson of South Dakota, was en- gaged today in circulating petitions for the conference, BANK CONDITION i New York, Dee. 29.—The actual condition of clearing house banks | and trust companies for the shows a deficit in reserve of 340 This is a decrease 014,400 DIRECT FROM THE NETS -FRESH FROZEN LAKE SUPERIOR HERRING Dressed 100 Ib. box $4.50 50 Ibs. $2.75. Round Frozen 100 -Ib. box $3.75. 50 Ib. box $2.50. pReference First National Bank Two Harhofs, Minn. “Oscar Pederson Beayer Bay, Minn. DAY orage Battery og ( des that | pumping during 5 i eexing the battery increas » sulphuric 26 | tery, will keep. the ws Leost of rey weeks, ina of | indicates wr owners can mak selves with a Wil for presentation to | battery service stati FIRPO! | TAXPAYERS creases over lust year, | sores | marck in various insta while personal property | vari show an iner ax laws of the ording to figu os and a remarkable; mills in the coun ter whe | 6 champion, , $5,000,000 less t i the crowd that ters for 1922 and 192% as res the county as « whole wa hie i G f ; A comparison of the personal pro- | for 1923 i 81 mills compared to| Denelits ope racanaiy | comed — him Arrow indicates | perty taxes of several property Wheat and flax are not yet amply } is given by last | generally increased ed four| The city school levy this year is| | The valuation! 21.93 mills compared to 20.05 mills | does almost entirely on agricultural | - GET NOTICES OF INCREASES: | machinery of government. A select- 1 County ‘ Officials’ Telephones f | ments Are Sent Out on Wheat and Flax patty which sprang from an idealism | A dollar under lock and key is worth two in your — H = wien in its early Mistory was the il pocket. Not true, you'll say; but consider a moment | COMPARISONS GIVEN eae Eee eeneaece ly the Rena: | again in iene troubled times, in- | and you'll agree with us. The guarded dollar means { i lyesterday afternoon, follow: Sane Wert insets ae ae poater: | no fear of loss by theft, | The telephone has been ringing | “At this, our earliest opportunity, | ity Ghia & i Rend-thrift, or specula- | eeeihation needs Breer | take occasion, us a committee, to ex-! “At a primary to be held pursuant | : ie i ad a : ae rf ef press our grief at the death of that! to law on March 18, 1924, the people { tion. . [ty treasurer yesterday and toay.| beloved President, of the United {of the state will be ealled upon to | You'll think twice befors re [since the personal tax bills for the {States, Warren Gamaliel ding, | express. their preference ‘of candi y Iyent 1005 (were sent out und Hee! nd extend to the bereay utes for President of the Unitea you remove the guard, nfrequently has The Tribune been! jasked for facts concerning the nation of the taxes on veral’ pieces of real estate in Bis-; Here is Prince George Match Ante en Gee " oe hows increases and decreases | husband of Princess Matchibelli who | Vision is demanded as the only kina iy ns ime Under state farm oth. The budgets of the city commis- sion, the city school bourd nnd the Argentine prize; county all show intreases over last k in) Buenos) year. The state levy incres about own- | County Auditor Johnson as follows: ' 1922 ay he idle. It is the life, ; dence ofthe ma Taw ne ex lust the statement of Mr. orwin, of the Corwin Motor al Willard dealer, in’ dis-4 the proper care of this vital, r tomobile 1,186.19 al change the battery cells all the time. | a de the human heart keeps e, since it was " ons of taxes foll he winter months it is d o neglect the heart of 1 © power sroes out, the danger are sent out component of th : d bat. Under the, law, while no te in a ft er component ng except at a very low ure et the b: ely to freeze any day. Once | ty seldonf worth the "Mr. Corwin says thing to do is to a a shift of burden include provides 100 percent as: or ufter the —s' 00 exemption on r battery full charged. Two | goods, clothing, personal y minutes every two or three! The only exemption retained in the | F buildings and tery ce station | new law » the ear owner informed as | gue mndition of his battery ssive re hydrometer for ts on farm lands. be cell | and a rundown condition that. provided 1e correetcd by rechargi hese test: rd hydro- | valuation exemptions. mpletes its changes on property, The former law pri 19: 1 thins Business property generall. placed on as other real es: ow? to who owe personal property ne per: taxes, | are-sent to persons paying real estate tax “hanges in the tax Jaw: i rview addition home and, ne on Avenue A follo ed by coun- tate pe bourd | onal vided household Und The new law provides homes shail sessed on a 100 percent bas ent deducted. ‘The ) exemption and then Ment on 50 percerit of o that a home valued for would property. improve- pay onw this the new law taxes would be paid on a [valuation of $1,500 nd mix with the » Rented proper: land pre- | The county and state tax levy, | e added water from freezing. | which are made together by the coun- dd The | ty auditor, is 14.53 mills this n man will know | compared to 11.22 mills last year, ac- Let him do | cording to Auditdy Johnson. year The it’s his business state tax levy increased from 3.64 WE’RE PROUD OF OUR FARMER CUSTOMERS We are proud of the fact that this bank has been selected by so many of the farm- ers of this section—and prouder still that new accounts are being opened here con- stantly as a result of the personal recom- mendations of those we have served. Farmers will find here latest market reports and other valuable information— and our officers always are glad to discuss and serve you in any money matters. 3 , Bismarck Bank BISMARCK, WEBB BROTHERS Licensed Embalmer in Charge - Licensed Embalmer in 100 i i i | | PHONE 246 . NIGHT PHONES 246-887 Charge Night Phone 100 or 687 in- K {$119,110 last year. at all times.‘ tional indictments charging specific | Undertakers * Embalmers ~ Funeral Directors PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS » SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1923 on the farmer must now be met by | MEETING POSTPONED inally scheduled to be held at B stimulating the retums of agricul-| Minot, Dec. 29:--The meeting ot marck on January 9, has been pos y tu | members. of the North Dakota Lig-!poned to an indefinite date, it was | e stand for an el:mination of | nite Coal Operators association, érig- | announced here today. : the electoral collége in the election | . Jof President as an obsolete institu-— j tion. = - = — } YOUR MONEY HERE . | Members of State Organiza- Si camn tied orcs “Together with MEANS SAFETY P LUS { "HER HUSBAND /REPUBLICAN | | high type of citizenship and the fatt- tet discussion of the procedes and | deepest sympathy | States: ° . | “The Republican party of N j “We respectfully command the Dakota hi always expressed itself | candidacy’ of Calvih Coolidge to the lin progressive terms. Today more | Republican yoters of’ North Dakota, alle | than ever a definite policy of large , believing that from his early life on the farm he 4 fiarticulagly well qual- [ified to: undgfstapd the needa of tne because’ he’s your dol- lar’s best: friend. _ Here we extend the ui- most vigilance to keep will play in “The Miracle.” He| Commensurate with the large prob- jlems confronting the nation. |came to New York aboard the Levia- | ; eines | *seetjong of the North- | your dollars intact — we than. | “In the solution of those larg | Cn A . 5 jaan . [ee | problems only the fullest play of ify + CGonpiniueey, offer savings or checking Tere AT a idividual abilities and public opinton | SRE EREORST. } mills to 8.68 mills, on a decreased! can find a happy conclusion. To * ORME 4 i] . valuation. [that end there has been an effort | » OF. GRAHAM, | safety boxes. . 9. W. HEMPEL, OUIS NOLTEMEIRR. ‘CRAY AGAIN | The city of Bismarck levy is 1 36 | made to révamp the methods of Con- {mills compared to 15.58 mills last] gressional legislatio&. We heartily year, on a valuation increased by} commend the part played by the! Jubout $300,000. North Dakota representation. { “North Dakota, depending as it First Guaranty Bank | F. A. Lahr, President. E.-V. Lahr, Vice President. J. P. Wagner, Cashier. jlast year. |production, feels strongly that « i i protected and the schedules should ‘ account's and for your convenience highly protected 46.85 mills last year. The city budget provided for one | waterworks bond issue interest and jsinking fund, th i be raised and the drawback feature i i eliminated Indianapolis, Dec. 29.—The Marion “Mu: Shi is of great valu. | county grand jury, which investi- {000 issue. Since additional Is; tt fe | ‘y fl jury, . ! to ticulture and it is our convic- a ree | jhave been gold, The entire city bud-!tion thet the plant should he con. | #8ted the financial affairs of Gover- | get for 1923 is given by the count¥|tinued under the control of the gov- {Nor Warren T. MeGray and return. | {auditor ax $121,906.00 compared to ernment for the manufacture of fer- /¢d eight indictmenty against him | | 55.00 last year. The school bud-/tjlizer in times of peace and a potent | charging forgery, embezzlement and {et for 1923 is $138,159 compared to) weapon in defense of our institutions | larceny today returned: seven addi- LEARN BRICK LAYING TRADE. There is a pat shortage of men in) the Bricklaying Trade. Bricklayers ure id from $10.00 to 00 per day. You can complete our p ical CoN in two or three montis. You could not spend January, February and March, to better advant- age than to learn this trade and be ready for work when the spring building activities begin. You can start any time. When you have completed the course, you can be sure of a job with good pay. Write now for further iritormation, or enroll now. Box $26 FARGO BUILDING TRADES SCHOOL — Fargo, N. D. The county budget is $256,271.00; “That process of deflation started | instances of these crimes. The in- jfor 1923 compared to $214,032.00 this! during the Democratic administra- | dictments made no new accusations | iyear. The chief increases here were! tion which threw so great a burden | against the governor. id by the county auditor to he) q ‘or interest on seed and feed bonds| “ = . |and a recent bond issue of $110,000. | ry 2 s Big Saving in Having dilate acct BOE, | MISSIONARY One Murphy Bed and IS RELEASED, Steel Kitchen in Peking, Dee. 29.—(By the A. P.) | E. W. Schmalzereid, an Am ericap | {missionary attached to the reformed church in the United States, who was _o! Every home. Saves two rooms. i also saves $500.00 in cost of home. CLOSING OUT USED CARS: CHEVROLET SEDANETTE BUICK 5 PASSENGER TOURING OVERLAND 5 PASSENGER TOURING DODGE ROADSTER 3 NASH-BERGE MOTOR CO. ‘ 209 Broadway kidnapped by bandits last November, was released on December 20, accord: | jing to advices received from Changs | {sha. No details were given. Av Modern Child & Child ‘Movie Fan—Is that you, Write A. J. OSTRANDER for information. Bismarck, N. D. es. Lie still! aDrop the whole sack and fade out, or T'll turn my gun on you! {| Donse BrotHers ” A *K SEDAN © | .-- THE --- | Super-Neutrodyne We offer for demonstration in our show room a wonderful radio, built in our own shop from genuine FADA “A” Sedan. : NEUTRODYNE parts. This is a five : There’s an air of refinement about the interior that you would naturally expect in.a car as ea, beautiful and substantial as the ' tube set and is easily the most pow- erful ever heard in Bismarck.. By using our own electricians to manu- facture these sets we are able to undersell the regular faetory list about | 25%. | Mounted in a solid mahogany. -box | our price is only $95. People of taste frequently com- ment on the richness of the interior color scheme, and the Ny obviously’ fine quality of every fixture and appointment. $1385 f. 0. b. Detroit—#15 delivered. KELLY-SPRINGFIELD TIRES. M. B. GILMAN Go:.... Bismarck —— PHone 808 Storage Our storage is practically sold out for the winter. If you want space for your car at. $8.00 monthly, with free delivery thrown in, better’ make reservation today. ona ecerr een retntiemeert etic nennnamn