The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1929, Page 6

. | Paw SIX | TAX REPORTS FLOOD | THORESENS OFFICE 1 Income Receipts Expected to |. Be Larger Under New Law Passed by Solons THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE ier illaedier tad yrteatipricet so ‘THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1929 Carl. tue had removed the face from aes and was watching SHERIFF pic GOOD YES ti roe Sheriff Thomas Daugherty | vest nim on a non-support charge. good eyesight. He was scarching | Finally took @ good look | the ‘Wheeling, west Va. Va., March 14m | Carl Bertschy’s home for Carl to ar- | at & lifesize wall portrait. There was | Daugherty. mrreeenr BD rcccce Now you can make it Colder than Cold The Cold Control, remarkable new feature found only in Frigidaire, gives you six different freezing speeds which you can use at will. It is a simple dial which speeds the freezing of ice cubes and desserts and brings you new convenience, new simplicity. Come in and see what it will do, and get a free copy of our new recipe book. * B. K. SKEELS Black.’ by \R. E. Johnson, accom- wanted by firs. J G, DeFrance. camieed hong by Lowel! Barton C. T. Barton. “[ecture ty Dr, Fran. R. Weber, na- | tional community service. Reading by Bar! ara Eckery. Vocal colo. “Mother Mine.’ by O. R.) Bauer accompanied bv Mrs. Dauer. Chorus congs by boys and girls Fa | Braddock schools, directed and ac- | companied by Mrs. O. R. Baucr. ihe a va contrived by Mr. Root and his associates permits an éx- change of views, between the United HOOVER T0 CONSIDER|* IROOT'S COURT WORK]: .|court has received a request ‘for an | Aigtvonneut Worten cu Worked Out at Ge ably oBLilbe AT rs pelo neva Paves Way for United | ests of this country. This ts intended States Adherence Studebakers famous Commander Now A SIX -]350 or £1GHT-I4Q5 North Dakota Norsk . court shall not entertain opinion Students Win Honor Washington, March 14.—(4)—Presi- | in any matter in whieh the United cent Hoover soon will be called upon | Btates has, or claims to have, an in- Northfield, Minn.. inn. March 14.—M— pass judgment upon the latest ef- Thousands of Indian Norse declamation contests which bayer} of American statesmen to bring jhave continued over a period of two! about American adherence to the Ponies Are Starving Denver, March 14—(?;—Thousands months were brought to a close at St. | world Tian eer Olaf college today when Juha) pooe aan nt worked ot Rognlte of Huxley. Iowa. oot and a number of foreign jurists o* Indian ponies, the tough, wiry, lit- tle cayuses long extolled i song and story, are dying of starvation in was an-/ at Geneva, which would pave the way fiscal year by arrangement with the nounced the winner among che ad- | for adherence by this government, is southwestern Colorado and north- eastern New Mexico. The es hu: tax department. vanced students. | exnected shortly in Washington, and Tax Commissioner T. H. Thoresen Luella Skarshauy of Decor: also was prepared to vegin enforce- {took first place in the fund ithe white house by the state depart- ment of a lav passed at the last ses- }of Norwegian. Joseph Gunderson of | ment for the president's attention. sion which is expected to increase |Lake Mills. Iowa, vas sscond and) The agreement deals with the res-|Mmane Sureau has appealed to the the income tax receipts. It provides |Margarct Njaa of Northwood, N. D., | ervation of the senate respecting ad-|Commissioner of Indian affairs at that nonresidents must pay # tax on |third. isory opinions and, while some con- | Washington to feed the horses, which have been unable to rustle their usual forage because of the severe snows during the winter. en i ‘With a flood of income tax reports | @iready on hand and more coming in | ‘every mail, the state tax commission- er’s department today was preparing to handle from 17000 to 29000 re- turns from persons subject to the state income tax. The delinquency date for filing returns is March 15, except in the cases of some corpora- tions which pay at the close of their that part of their income which is| Gabriel Tweet of . Wis.. was| cern has been expressed by senate derived from tangibl> property lo- {ranked second among vanced stu- | leaders regarding the trend of the cated in North Dakota. The law car-|dents and Valborg Rolvu: North- | \ Root conference in this field, the ried an emergency clause and is ef- | field, third. Bjordis Eimblom of Cas- opinion holds among both Republi- fective for income tax payments de- | per, Wyo., was given honorable men-|can and Democratic senaters that linquent March 15 of this year. Un- |tion. { Mr. Root is able and experienced der the old law non-residerts were ; = not subject tc the payment of in- Seas Dr. R. S. Enge 408 Broadway coane taxes Co BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA The law also enables the state to bier rh a tollect income taxes from persons re- rugiess Physician JUST OUT tiring from business in the state, sell- ing their property and going clse- where to live. Such a person owning property on which he would pay $1,000 a year income tax, will have to pay $18,000 if he sel th» property And retires from the state, it was said at the tax commissioner's office. The tax commission said the in- tent of the law apparently is to keep capital in .he state, since many own- ers might prefer to retain their North Dakota holdings rather than pay a | tax on the proceeds of their sale. New Commanper Eicut Brovonam, $7675; as a six, $7525. Six wire wheels and trunk standard equipment, Commannen Eront Covre, $7495 simecylinder conpe, $1350. Prices at thefactery. Bumpers and spare tires extra, jenn KER’S history-making Commander now pro- vides Six or Eight-cylinder power— as you choose! 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