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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE TO
BE CLEARED JULY 4

San Francisco, June l5.-Interest in
the Fourth of July 2Oround bout be.
tween Billy Murray and George Chip
increased today with the expected ar
rival tomorrow of Murray and his man
ager, Jack Keans, from their eastern
invasion. The bout, which is to be
staged at DAILY City, is expected to go
far toward clearing up the dispute over
the middleweight title. Murray, while
in the east, boxed two l0-round bouts
with Al Mccoy, who, by virtue of a
one.round knockout over Chip, has been
claiming the championship. In the sec
oud bout Murray was given the pop
ular verdict.
Chip, who knocked out Sailor Petros-
key in Los Angeles few weeks ago,
is expected here in few days to begin
training for the Independence day bat
tle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
Report That Big Championship Mill
VIII Be "Frame-up'' Is Secuted
by Close Sport Followers.
BOTH FIGHTERS ARE GIVING
MUCH ATTENTION TO TRAINING
Moran Taking a Desperate Chance But
Knockout Would Bring Him
an Enormous Fortune.
By Hal Sheridan.

New York, June ia report that
the Moran.Johnson fight to be staged
in Paris late this month will be u
frame-up" is circulating about sport
ing circles. Close followers Of the game
are paying but little attention to the
rumor e.
"Johnson, " said one of New York s
best known fight critics, "wouldn 7
aell out and lose championship to any
one. He's as proud Of that champion
ship thing as Zulu is Of stOvepipe
hat.
johnson doesn't for minute even
suspect that he may possibly be de-
feated. He has the most supreme CON
fidence in his own fighting powers He
thinks he can beat Moran or anyone
else with ease. He believes Moran will
be too badly frightened to fight when
he sees johnson in the ring.
:" AS for the Moran side of it, Moran
is an intelligent fellow. He realizes
that knocking johnson out would bring
him an enormous fortune. He III 60 on
aud fight and take q desperate chance
when it comes down to the win.
"The training Of the two fighters
indicates anything but possible agree.
ment between them. Moran has been
working quietly for several months.
Johnson has been taking unusual care
of himself and has been doing unusu
,ally hard work in his training camp.
"Before johnson went west to fight
.lcffries he dissipated heavily while he
was going through small bouts in the
cast. But once he headed for the big
fight he worked like trench digger,
Reports from France state that John.
son has taken off great deal of his
superfluous flesh.
"Moran's theory Of the fight is that
johnson viii look as fit rs ever and
be as good as ever for six or seven
rounds. Moran says that if he is able
to weather Johnson's attack through
the first half dozen rounds, Johnson
win lose his speed, while Moran will
be as fresh as ever
Moran is pitting his own endurance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
EDDIE COLLINS is WATCHING
THE FEDEkALS CLOSELY

Chicago, June Eddie Collins, star
batsman and infieder of the Phila-
delphia worlds champion Athletics,
joined Walter johnson today in his at
titude of "watchful Waiting to see
whether the new Federal league makes
good this year. Collins admitted that
he has been offered by the Brooklyn
Federal league club the largest salary
ever promised any player. He said he
was considering the ofTer, and, like
Washngtou's premier pitcher, would
not act until after his contract vita
the Philadelphia Americans in the fall.
Collins mtimated that the Brooklyn of
fer amounted to more than $4,000 a
year. 1t was stated some time ago that
Manager Tinker of the Chicago Fed
erals had offered Johnson three-year
contract at $4,000 annually
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
ENGLISH TEAM 4 TO l FAvoRITE

New York, June l5.-Malcolm Stev-
euson probably win take the place of
Rene La Montague in tomorrow's polo
game with the British challcngcrs Mt
Meadowbrook. On the strength Of win
ming Saturdays opening game, the
English team was quoted today 1 to |
favorite to take the second game, The
shift in the American lineup was due,
it was said, to lack of teamwork in
Saturdays game,
The Americans probably will line up
tomorrow US follows;
No. |, Lawrence Waterbury; No 2,
Montgomery Waterbury; No. 3, Nal
colin Stevenson; back, Devereaux Mil
/ burn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
VENICE AND SACRAMENTO
TIE LAST WEEKS CONTESTS

Los Angeles, Cal, June l5.-Venice
and Sacramento were scheduled to
break the tie of their last week s SER
les at Washington park today. Three
games each was the net result Of the
week s play, and the series as a whole
was one of the best of the season to
date.
Sailor Stroud was the individual nero
Of the week, although he dropped one
of his games to the Tigers. In the two
full games he pitched, the Sacramento
star allowed but four hits. He lost his
first game to Hit, when, although but
two Tigers hit safely, he was out-luck-
ed. He duplicated the two-nit per-
Torrance yesterday and recorded n
well earned shutout.
The arrival of Billy Orr fro mthe
Athletics mquestionably has strength
ened the Wolves infield. The new
conner worked well around first base
with Young, who looks just as well at
second as he did at short.
The Venice twirlers worked well all
week, but the dOubtCrs among the Ven
ice fans opins that their fast clip of
the last montn is likely to cause a
crack. The whole club was working at
top speed however, in spite of shifts
caused by injuries.
The Wolves looked better this trip
than at any previous visit this year.
Wolverton IS pitching staff however,
needs Strengthening, according to gen
eral opinion.
The Wolves leave tonight for the
north, and the Angels and Tigers will
renew their internecine strife at Wash.
ington park tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15

A. b. Starbuck, June 9th.
Two members of the family of j. II.
Brown, residing near Dallas, are in the
hospital in this city. ROllie, a son, was
kicked in the thigh by horse, inflict-
ing deep wound, and Fred Burke, a
stepsOn, has crushed ankle resulting
from a log rolling on it.
DR.. w. S. Cary, who removed from
here to Oregon City few months ago,
has come back to Dallas to reside.
j. V. Romeo, veteran of the Civil
war, few days ago fell downstairs at
his home and was seriously injured.
Three women are now candidates for
members of the school board of this
city, Mrs. Charles A. Bennett having
entered the race yesterday. The other
ladies are Mrs. Ora Cosper and Mrs.
Emma Craven.
The Republican county central COM
mittee of POlk county organized Sat
urday by electing d. NJ. Hampton of
Monmouth chairman. W. l.. Tooze, Jr.,
of Dales was chosen for state commit
teeman and f. L. Paddock of indie
pendence, congressional committeeman.
W. E. GOodell, pioneer resident of
Polk county, died at his home at Rick
real Thursday, aged rs years. His
wife preceded him to the grave last
February.
Miss Pearl HOrner, who has been a
member of the faculty of the Dalles
High school, and who had been re-
elected for next year, has resigned, and
will accept an eighth grade position in
one of the Portland schools.
Rev. c. C. Curtis, pastor Of the Dali
las Christian church, has exchanged
pulpits for a few weeks with Rev. F.
NJ. Brooke of Turlock, Cal.
Poverty is a crime only when it pro-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
WHITE TO BOX WITH YoA.
KUN AT ELKS CONVENTION

Denver, Colo, June 15,-Charlie
White, who gained fame in his recent
l0.round bout in Milwaukee with
Champion Willie Ritchie. was matched
today to box Stanley Yoakum twenty
rounds here during the Elks convention
week beginning July lS. The weight
will be 1873 pounds at 3 o clock. White
was guaranteed $4,000, win, lose OF
draw, with the privilege of taking 40
per cent of the receipts. YoaSum is
regarded locally as conner He knock
cd out Jack White, brother of the
Chicago lightweight, in bout here
March %.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15

Batteries for Salem: Keene, McKin-
ney and Gill, Burton; for Falls City;
Samson and Eagon. Falls City grabbed
tow hits during the entire game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
johnson Begins Training.

Paris, June l5.-Jack Johnson began
serious training here today for his 90
round bout with Frank Moran of Pitts
burg, June 81. The negro heavyweight
appeared far from fast, and his stom-
ach showed thick layer of fat, He
took long run, swathed in heavy
sweaters. Moran has been training
steadily for some time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15

and golf player, that his automobile
had collided with a motorcycle near
Beresford, killing John Hansen and
Edgar Bassett, both of San Mateo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15

Women can see through each other
and yet they are not all slender
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15
SPORT NEWS

and condition against the big black
man : skill, and that's where his hope
of winning lies. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-15

Poverty is crime only when it pro-
vides one with prison fare.
The sun., 1914-09-18
WRECKED BANKS MAY PAY PART
Two Able TO Return some Cash
Two stiII Tangled.

4 preliminary report on the financial
condition OF four East side banks re-
Gently taken over by state Superintendent
OF Banks Eugene Lamb Richards shows
that two OF them may pay their deposit
tors dividend Immediately. while the
other two are etill badly mixed in their
affairs. The banks that can pay some-
thing now are those OF l.. W. S-hwenk OF
2a2 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, and
peutsch Bros, who had "A tank at 3ig
East Houston street. The other banks are
those OF VI. & l.. Jarmulovsky. l6o East
Broadway. and Max Kobre. 81 Canal street
\ Grand Jury will hear testimony to-day
concerning the business methods of some
OF the bankers named In the report. Sew
cral witnesses arc under subpoena.
Kobre has assets OF s3,04i 900 and he
owes s3.s4t.000. OF this amount s3.7S3.-
600 is due depositors. Doutsch Broe. have
liabilities of s22s.0U0 and owe depositors
S23o.o0o. The Jarmulowskys have $751;
600 and owe si.o5o,o0o more than they
can at present pay. They owe depositors
81, 100000. Schwenk has assets OF s41I.-
600 and ne owes $4,000, all TO de-
positors.
Tho report OF Mr Richards says that
tho banks have been run with lack of
proper banking and business methods.
The sun., 1914-09-18
CLAFLIN FAILURE TO
SHUT O'NEILL-
Big Department Store to Go
Into Liquidation and
Close Doors.
CONTROVERSY OVER DEBT
Burden Of $1,000, ,OOO-Out-
side Creditors will BE
Paid in Full.
CONTROVERSY OVER DEBT

After a meeting os the represents tives
OF the receivers OF tho n. u. Claflin Com
pany and tho Associated Merchants Com
pany with tho Clafin note and merchan-
disc creditors yesterday II was announced
that the O'Ne!li-Adams Company IL to go
into liquidation and discontinue It's dry
goods business at Sixth avenue and Twen-
ueth and Twenty-second streets.
The directors of the Associated Mer-
chants Company. which holds so per cent.
OF the ONc!!! Adams Company stock. met
late yesterday afternoon and will an
nounce to-day the formal approval of the
plan. according 10 Information last night.
Application will be made at once TO the
United States District Court for pern,is-
sion for the receivers to carry out the
decision.
The ONcill-Adams Company stands on
the books OF the II. II. Clanin Company as
iis debtor TO the extent of s4.o00.00o out
of which grew a controversy which has
delayed the general reorganization plans
1t was hoped for a time that despite this
heavy claim 1t would be possibie to ercaps
liquidation but the conferences OF che
past week made that impossible.
vi tne totbi Indebtedness OF tho com,
pany only about &155. 900 Is for merchan.
disc to creditors other than tho Claf,in
Company. II was said yesterday that in
liquidation these creditors will be paid
Ioo cents on the dollar. The Clafiin In
dehtedness stands on tho books OF that
company as an outstanding account, and
In the efforts OF the reorganizers TO bring
about a reha biltation of tho Clafiin enter.
rrises the question OF what was 10 be
done with that was always most vex-
atous. Some of the noteholders insisted
that tho Associated Merchants Company
was liable for tho face value OF the ONelll-
conferences IL was agreed that the debt %
the department store TO the Clafin Com
pany should be djusted with the receivers
the understanding being that hte receivers
shall set the proceeds OF the liquidation
The Associated Merchants Company VII
guarantee that this amount shall not be
less than s1.bo0.000
The business OF IT. ONeill & Co. was
established in 1857. In 1908 John Clailln
and his brother-in-law. Louis Stewart. OBJ
tained control or the business. The firm,
was incorporated In December OF tha,
year. The O'Neill company was consol,-
dated with the Adams Dry Goods Com
pany OIL July &c. 1905.
Agreement has progressed so far in III.
negotiations between the merchandise.
creditors OF the Clafin enterprises ana the
noteholders that the general rorganiza-
ton plan will, II Is said. be made public
on Monday.
The sun., 1914-09-18
NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

The following realty corporations wore
chartered at Albany yeBterdsy:
Wes, Fortieth Street Realty Corporation,
Manhattan capital. 5000: directors, Edw.
w. Drucker. Barclay Bail ana Harry J.
Schultz New York city.
Coral Realty Company, Manhattan: cap
ital $1,000. directors. Annie Marks, Max
Ho-enthsl and Louis J. Ro-endorf New
York city.
falls Realty Company. Manhattan; cap
Ital, $500: directors jacob Bachrach. Au-
gustus Mcinhold and Norman Mcnhoid. New
York city
James j. Donoyyln. The Bronx; capi,a;.
81. 600: directors. Edw j. Flynn William
McKeown and Francis V. Mcilugh New York
city.
Gambler Realty Company, Brook .yn; cap
itaL $1,000; directors, John Bowie, JACOB
Faith and Edw. S Anderson. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Christian N. JorEensen. Brooklyn. capital.
$500; directors, Christian N. Jorgeusen. Mar
Earet q. .Jorgensen and Saul ]. Cutler.
Brooklyn. n. Y.
Purvis Realty Corpora tfon, Long Island
city; capital, $4,000: directors, Y. 7. uSr-
bach. New York eSty J. H. Pes.e 1s,ns
York city.
The sun., 1914-09-18

A Ncrthrop ct al ,action to Determine
fights. Soli attys, McKenncll a Appel.
islST ST. 1888 W-Christine q Openhym ct
al Va Mary Schwab ct al foreclosure OF
mcrtgagel; attys. Cary a. Carroll.
2lsT ST. lg2-I3t W--Adolf Goldstein vs.
Newstate Co faction TO forcclose mochan-
les nenl; attys Katz Sommerich
18TH ST, 17S W--Iohn Cofey Va John
Pruss ct al foreclosure of rnortgage);
atty. J McGownn.
11STH ST. 6a-65 E--General Theoiosical
Seminary Of tho Protestant Epipcopa
Church In the u S vs. Congregation Mount
Zion ct al foreclosure Of mortgage;
atvs, Murray, Ingersoll, Hoyt Hum
phrey.
57TH ST. les w--Louise A Geiger VS. Char
lotte Dahisron ct al lpartition): attys.
Hill, Lockwood. Redfeld n Lydon.
The sun., 1914-09-18
NO MORATORIUM IN GERMANY

WAsHISGroS. Sept. l1.--Denial that
moratorium has been declared In Ger
many at any time WAS made In the follow
Ing message resolved at the German En-
bassy to-day:
London report that the German mora
toTiun has been extended until the end
OF September is a shameless English lie.
Germany never ordered nor wanted a mo-
ratorlum therefore there is no basis for
It's prolongation. All banks are doing
business az usual"
The sun., 1914-09-18
ROOT PREDICTS NEW ERA.
World on Threshold OF Another
Day, says senator.

UTICA. sept. l7.--S,nator E.lihu Root.
addressing the students at the reopening
OF Hamilton College to-day. predicted
that the war in Europe would bring a
new era In the affairs OF the world.
The dreadful war now devastating Eu-
rope" he said. goes far beyond the most
extravagant ideas<of the war OF Xcrxes
and Darius and for its terrible destruction
and misery marks the end of an epocn
and the beginning OF new day for
the world. No man can tell just what
the end will be. We are ON the thresh-
old Of that new day in which tho asso-
Citations OF men are taking new forms
and new opportunities and are leaving
bahlnd everything that has gone be-
FORE
The sun., 1914-09-18

3IST ST, w, and bth nv. Ro2--Max NJ
warburg VS. Flemish Realty co ct al
foreclosure of mortgnse); sttys. strooek
4 Stroock.
1l6TH ct, 200 to 2ie w-Isaac 4 Hopper.
inc. VS. " Nicholas Seventh Avenue Thea
tire Co ct al faction to foreclose mechan-
les HEM; atty, Joscphson.
Brons.
4TH ST, y, 3bj hy A, b0xl0s--EiiI
of mortgago): atty. q Squires
MORRIS PARK AN. u cor Delaney pl
45.4xs6.s-Chsrles u Edmontaton ast John
O Geary 81 al foreclosure of rnortEase) ;
attys, Carrington A. Pierce.
CITY ISLAND Av. " s. 100 Bay ev, 75x
1s0--ticorge c clark agt Gertrude Horton
Abbott ct al foreclosure Of mortgage !;
atty. W A Kroyer.
The sun., 1914-09-18

ventIon can be held under the auspices OF
the New York Chamber Of Commerce
some time between October and IS.
The Luckenbach line announces that
beginning with the sailing OF the s. "
Luckenbach On October 20 Il will anaugu-
rate a regular passenger steamship line
between New York and San Francisco by
way OF the Panama Canal. The trip will
talto nineteen days.
The directors OF tho Maritime Exchange
have passed a resolution opposing the
paesago OF the bill which will authorize
the Government 20 engagcfi IN the steam-
sIyp business The maritime men believe
IL will discourage private business inter-
ests from placing their ships under the
American flag.
The Northwestern Pacifio Railroad has
placed an order for nine locomotives and
the Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic
railroad has placed an order for Ave
Mihado locomotives with the American
Locomotive Company. Among the new
Inquiries reported Is one for ten locomo-
tives for the Detroit. Toledo and Ironton
Railroad and another for four for the
Georgia Railroad orders for railroad
cars are insignificant.
The sun., 1914-09-18
American Expr~ss Declares Divi-
deuds.

The American Express Company yes
terday declared "a quarterly dividend of
! per cent. payable October I to stock Of
record of September l9. This Is a -educ-
ton Of one-half Of per cent. from the
dividend declared the previous quarter.
From october. 1905, to October, 1912,
dividends at the rate OF l2 per cent per
annum were declared. On January 2,
1914. a dividend OF 2 per cent was de-
clared from earnings and on April I. 1914,
a disbursement of IN PEN cent. was made
from investments
The sun., 1914-09-18

John Condlt Smith. broker and pro-
moter, was arrested yesterday IN. a suit
brought by Herman W. Hoops. a candy
manufacturer, to recover $1,000 paid TO
Smith for $50 shares OF the Bsttey Self
Threading Machine Company. Hoops al
legged that he bought the stock under .alse
representations. Smith was released In
$1,000 bail.
The sun., 1914-09-18

SMITH, MARY H.--In- pursuance ~ a.
order Of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowl.r =
Surrogate OF the County of New rork
notice is hereby given 90 all persons hsy'rt
claims against Mary II. smith lato % re
County of New York. deceased. to rrss.-'
the ssme with vouchers thereof N NE rlh'
ne,.. no, 81 william street Ia the clty -
New, York. On or before the let dsy ~ %,
.smoe. S;kt Rated NcE . ToLk 'n9 ~ -
SMITH IJScoiS cH0Mw;iEiG. Fr,.r-
tors, HpWARD sANDFoRD. Atto,o.y 20
rXecNio-a u Wllllann Gtrsel W.
The sun., 1914-09-18
SITUATIONS wNNTnD-rrM,Ir.

STENoCRAPIIER. R.TYPIST--Eight vcr-
experience; rapid, accurate; ram!iar Wr
all kinds Once work. also .orrett-'a' %.
pcrieuce; excellent reference : r. 81
so Sun office
The sun., 1914-09-18

HoYT REUBEN Mn pursuance - el
order of Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler d,
TicE Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Reuben NJ. Hoyt lat, ~ ~.
County OF Now York, deceased 10 present
the same with vouchers thereof to m. .lh-
scriher a. her place OF transacting business
az the office or II. \, Cushing, No a. sdaf
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. IN ,hs t''v -
New York. on or before the tenth dsy o.
February next,
Dated New York, the soth day OF July. ,ai.
NAVis PETERSEN HOYT, Executrlr
II, A. CUSHING, Attorney for FXerutrir
~ Cedar street, Borough OF Msnhatts
New York city.
The sun., 1914-09-18
AGENTS WANTED.


MONEY ON THE SIDE You do no. ha'e
to leave your present work; experience .t' .
capital not needed; build m n husincrt ~
your own in accident and health Insurance
the details Of tho business taught lpu N' 3
Massachuustt- corporation established tn''
years. box 3tf5. Boston Mas.
The sun., 1914-09-18
SITUATIONS WANTED-M>IE.


SALES MANAGERS want pronos''!o-s
suitable for establishment ot nEpnrl'F -.
South and West; commission has'e; 10 ,rr1
or insurance. W, box 1856 sun on
SALESMAN wants rue on counissinn 'o'
Soutl and West " ., 4
The sun., 1914-09-18
lis PENDYNs.

i4TH ct. sis-ls P-James w Halstcad vs
Henry Rosenststn ct al tforeclosure of
mortgage: attys, Bslwin, Fisher Pot
ter.
1iSTH ST. Sc. ee " Az A. i7s7s; and iisth
The sun., 1914-09-18
sURROGATE's NOTICES.

POW ERS, JESSE WIN pursuance c.
order Of the Honorable Robert Lud,op Fos
Ier. surrogate of the County OF Nev Yorl
notice ie hereby given TO al persons HAVING
claims against Jesse w Powers. iats OF tho
Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New Yort
deceased to present tho same, with vouch,i
thereof. TO the underslgLed at their place
OF transacting business az the once o.
Blandy' Mooney 4 ,shipman, at 81 Wa
street Borough OF Manhattan, New Yors
on or before the 3oth day OF November p.s'
Dated New YORK. the 2sth DAY of Ma. ipi'
NARY y. P0MERs, MARY BAL.
IL AERI l.. POWERS, Executors RT.Spv
MOoNEY & siIIPMAN, az wall STREET. Nar
York, Attorneys for Mary V Power. an.
Mary l. BaN. two OF the Executor.
The sun., 1914-09-18
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BOARDEWs WANTED.

-. = - . -.
BROADWAY. S,s6-Two connecting r--~~
one or two buanNss mon preferred; pr.ra''
family; AL homo privileges; rcicrcn~'' ""
subway DOIAN
The sun., 1914-09-18
SAILS nv AUCTION

BY VIRTUE OF ohat;el mortgage re-
stein, Huctioneer. sells september lSih ~
n,n chincry by order OF attorney for mos q
gssces.
The sun., 1914-09-18
NEW ENGLAND-Massac husettS.

WEST viRGINh.-white sulphur sprinrs
The sun., 1914-09-18

Announcement was made yesterday tina
the Cambria Steel Company would ope
sales Offices In Buenos Ayrcs, Rio Janeir
and perhaps other capitals Of Sout
America AT once. The company will sem
down American representatives with busi
ness experience In Latin American trad
to compete with a.! other countries 70
lhe large business of the countries
The Detroit times., 1914-01-02

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-Foreigners
drawing income from American inter
The Detroit times., 1914-01-02

To summarize the general features
of the law as 1t concerns the individ-
ual taxpayer, the method OF arriving
at taxable income is as follows:
The normal tax is TO be ascertained
by deducting from the gross income OF
the individual the following items:
/. Expenses of carrying on business
(not including liyinL expenses).
2. Interest paid on. Indebtedness.
s. Taxes texcept assessments for
local mprovements).
4. Losses in trade.
S. Bad debts
6. Depreciation OF tangible prop
erty.
Z. Dividends on stocks.
s. Income. the tax upon which has
been withheld at the source.
There Is exempt:
9. $4,000 plus $1,000 additional IL
the taxpayer is married man.
There is excluded from considera-
ton as income, interest on bonds OF a
state or political subdivision thereof,
bonds Of the United States or it's pos
sessions, comper sation of judges OF
the United States courts now in Office,
compensation OF officers and employees
OF state or any political subdivision
thereof.-From Complexities of the
Income Tax" By Benjamin s. circuit.
In the American Review OF Reviews
for January.