The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-27
CALLlSTER GRABS
LUkE'S FURNlTl
SAYS PROTECTIVE ASSecI1
MAN is MAKING s25n0
YEAR PROFITS.

Because Francis G.. Luke, on
of the Merchants PROTECTIVE n
ton. refused to pay an ass<|
on what the government clain
be the net profits OF the Conn
accordance with law pesse
year. causing all corporations
a percentage OF their net ord
excess OF $4,000. as an assesEnf|
internal revenue officiaLB
against certain office property
Luke's office, and Monday q nj
a dray appeared at the Office 4
away the property,
Mr.. Luke protested again
property being taken. which IN
a golden oak desk. a mahoeauI
case, a plapotype machine. and
pet. but 10 no avail. and the m|
medtately set 10 work 10 tako 4
carpet. In the meantime Luk|
10 see Internal Revenue Cole
H. Callister. who appointed bin
er of the property which f71
levied on until November q
which tine he was given 10
amended statement OF the pno
the corporation.
The internal revenue dep
figured that the profits Of
company from his statement a
ed 10 about $3.50 a year. Mr|
refused 10 pay an assessmsnf 4
amount, cortendinE that it q
the profits of the corporation d
personal profits. Tho COVE
would not SEQ II In the san1|
however, and. when he rcfused
the assessment. levied on BIZ
erty. which resulted In The 4
ence Of Monday.-Salt Lake e.
September 20. 1910.
Uncle Sam got after the 81
OIL. the Sugar Combine, the
Trust, and the Railroads. nog
after us. Who'd a tho't it}
there is nothing like gettiuI
name In the paper. but We
supposed We would get our
the paper because we colcc'
much money in one year. Unc|
would not have taxed US any
we had only confined our proll1
In the $4,000 limit. But We G
busy last year and collected
money. We are going 10 COLE
money this year.
We just collected a claim 90
tin Nadel IL was an old n0Ic
In the Wood River County L
six years ago. The litigation q
claim commenced In Utah 10
tices' Court and ended In the
Court OF the State OF Idaho.
was originally $3.50. You can
how much II took to settle.
Nadel was in the Clothing bus
Salt Lake City n number "
after leaving Wood River. He
back at Bellevue. Idaho, do'n.
There Is more pleasure u q
lection business than IN ~
business in the world. Ther1
ways something doing-no r,1
We collect money for mean
clients. scattered from
Ala ska. We collect all
claims. and handle all KINDS ?,
We recently obtained a div1'
one OF our former employessr>
another time collected over
the railroad for Mrs. Mary
Syracuse. Utah, for the oeeE
husband. Turn In your
every kind and we VIII coh
money for YOU.
We are giving n solid So
and chain with diamond set'
OF charge TO the lady Whg
the greatest number OF
volume of business before
October 18th, 1910
This watch and chain IS
bition Al Daynes's Jeweiry
South Main Street II ~
The second prize is s4e,w
Only ladies can enter VI
Their names are not pup'' ~.
each one has a number.
can help the ladies " they
by turning In claims 70
70 a certain number. Evclx,>
help the ladies gather IN nS
for collection. and everyo"o}
help us collect them.
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE
CATION,
Scientific Collectors OF Honp7
IL Rooms. CommerGisl
Salt Lake CITY. l a.
C. Luke. General
some people don't ike
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