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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18
tions Of 81, 900 for single persons and

tions Of 81 900 for single persons and
50 800 for married persons.
The local office has only the old
blank forms, providing for the old
exemptions but they are sending
circulars explaining that it is prob
able that those who are entitled to
the 81 800 or $500 exemptions, viii
not have TO pay income tax to the
federal government, on their 1925 in
come. Those who must make out
tax returns must have them in the
hands Of the internal revenue office
by March ID.
Circular to Employers
Employers who pay their employees
81 800 or less in the case Of /; single
persons and $500 or less to mar
ried person will not be required to
ill out the information return on
form 1899" as heretofore.
This is the decision Of the depart
mcnt Of the treasury n. Washington.
Gunder Olson, collector Of federal
income taxes for the district of
North Dakota was informed Tuesday.
Mr.. Olson received telegram from
Washington announcing the decision
and Immediately mailed out circular
letters explaining the new ruling to
taxpayers of the state.
Form 1899. attached to the annual
information return 1906, should be
forwarded direct to the commission
cr of internal revenue lsorting sec
tiOn), Washington. d. C., to reach
that office before March Is, Mr.. Oh
son said.
Federal income tax returns for 1926
covering partnership returns, form
1865, and individual income tax re-
turns, forms 104O-A have been mail
ed to all persons who filed such re-
turns last year, he declared.
Corporation return blanks. forms
1920. and individual income tax
blanks for incomes over $4,000, bust
ness, professional men and farmers.
forms l040, have not yet been re-
leased, but these will be mailed I'M
mediately on release to all persons
who filed such returns in 1925, Mr..
Olsen said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18
Mexican Officials
Continue to Close
Catholic Schools

Mexico City, Feb. 1S.-(R-Thc
government is continuing to close
the Catholic schools in enforcement
of the religious clauses Of the con-
stitution, which provide that no
schools may be conducted by for
eigners.
Five have been closed at Guadalupe
Hidalgo. in the federal district. and
all private chapcls have been closed
at Tacuba. The Colcgio Tercsiana,
at Mixcoac. also in the federal dis
trict which was closed Tuesday, has
been reopened by special arrange
ment providing for cessation of re-
ligi0us instruction.
The minister of the interior has
announced that special facilities will
be given to foreign priests and
clergymen who desire to leave the
country.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18
MISSING MANS
AUTO ISFOUND
AT RED WING
Police Have Found No Trace
Of st. Paul Broker Who
Disappeared Tuesday

Red Wing, Mimi. Feb. Is. AD-
st. Paul detectives and Red Wing
---po!ice worked together today in their
Investigation Of the disappearance Of
X. G. Emerson, 81 years old. st. Paul
broker.
In addition to finding Emerson's
automobile here Wednesday night,
police today learned that a we'll
dressed man Of Emersons general
description purchased food at a To-
cal store Wednesday afternoon. The
automobile which disappeared from
st. Paul simultaneously with Emer-
son, who dropped out Of sight Tues
day night after he had worked late
1T his office. was found here We'd
nesday night.
The car IS in good condition. There
were no marks on it and there was
stv of gasoline in the tank. The
car is being held in a local garage
awaiting word from the family as to
its disposal.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

illness Of two more was due to
fumes from wood stain.
The physicians said that after a
thorough inspection of the building
they were Convinced that the fumes
from the stain used in finishing a
new wing to the hospital, had para
lyzed the respiratory organs.
AS the body of Sister Fidelis. the
third victim of the fumes, was laid
to rest in sunny hillside plot at
st. Patrick's Cemetery beside the
bodies Of her two co-workers today,
physicians announced that the con-
dition of two other sisters who had
inhaled the fumes, was critical.
Sister Superior III
There is slight hope for their re-
covery, the physicians said. Sister
Wilfreda, superior at the hospital,
also is critically i'll today with heart
complications induced by shock from
the tragedy.
Several sisters, nurses, arrived to-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18
INCOME TAX
BLANKS ARE
MAILED OUT
Reports Asked on Basis of Ex-
pected Cuts-Exemptions
Much Larger

Fargo, n. D., Feb. 18.-Anticipating
that congress will pass bill ex-
empting all single persons who earn
not to exceed $1,000 and all married
persons who earn not to exceed
$4,000, from paying a federal income
tax, the North Dakota internal rev.
enuc office began Tuesday to send
out income tax blank forms. on that
basis.
The local internal revenue officers
declare that they fully expect the bill
now before congress will be passed.
u provides that the proposed exemp-
tions of 81 500 for single persons and
$500 for married persons, will be
retroactive to Jan. /. 1925.
The present law provides exemp-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18

in district court this morning to a
charge Of bastardy. The judge ls-
sued an order compelling the young
man to pay $40 a month towards the
support Of the child until she ben
comes Is years Of age and to fu7-
nish bond in the sum OF $1,000 to
guarantee such payments. In default
of bonds Graves was committed to
the county jail.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18
Missing Missionary
Is Found Unframed

Picking, China. Feb. 18.--tP,--A
report dated Tuesday says that john
Bly, Of the Lutheran United Missions
at Sinyangchow, in Honan province,
has been located unframed. Previous
advices said that he had been made
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18
BANK AT MUNICH CIOsED

Closing of the Farmers State Bank
of Munich was announced today bv
the state banking department. It
was capitalized at 1900, had sur
plus Of $4,000 and deposits og S243,-
675.20.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18
LITTLE HOPE
FOR RECOVERY
OF TWO NUNS
Deaths of Three and illness
Of Others Caused by Wood
Stain Fumes

Dickinson, n. d., Feb. lS.--UP)--
Physicians announced today they b.
lieved the deaths of three sisters at
st. Joseph's hospital and the critical
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-02-18

day from Holy Cross convent At
Merrill, Wis.,, to join the hospital
forces
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Watching the
Score Board

Yesterdays hero Rogers Horns
by, manager Of the 81. Louis Cardi-
nal,. whose triple aud home run
materially aided the National lea
gurIcad"rs defeat Of the Pittsburgh
Pirate, , to =.
ruuk tlrich held the Boston
Braves 'o four scattered hits and
ale Phiiiic, made clean sweep of
'he series when they licked the
brag catrr~ : to q.
pu'ch Eeuther made his debut as
- Yankee pitcher aud held the Nth
Irtlr> to seven scattered hits MS the
New Yorker, recovered from thcir
lcrrut stump. The & to + victory in
creased the Nanh>' lead in the
American league to six games.
Lii Ntoncr hurled eight innings OF
good bail against the White SoX but
Eddie Collins crew staged come
back and took the long end Of an
II to : score from the Tigers.
The Senators took a game from
the Red SoN in which nine pitchers
were used. The score WAS IT to -
Boston used five hurl"rs while the
Grjftmcu contributed four.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
SPORT NEWS SECTION

burght Pirates, the Cards gained a
lead of one full game on the Cincin-
matt Reds, and two games on the Pi-
rates, who dropped from first to
third place.
Compared to the six game lead Of
tie Hanks in the American League,
which is being whitfield down by
the game Cleveland Indians, the
margin Of the Cardinals seemed
nothing to boast about but in the
National League Il game is a game.
The series Just ended between the
Cardinals and the Pirates was look
ed upon by smart baseball men as
the real test of the Cardinals and
they delivered. The Pirates cracked
under the strain but almost any
club 5 pitchers viii crack when Il
batting club like Hornsby ) gets go
ing.
The Pirates and the Reds start a
series today in Cincinnati and no
matter what happens there the
Cardinals will be we'll off if they do
not suffer an anti climax and fall
down before the Chicago Cubs.
The cubs however, have been
playing great ball and in this series
they lave the possibility Of jumping
right into the middle of the best
pcunant battle the league has had
II wears. The cubs are only five
and Il half games behind the league
leaders and Chat surely is no hope
less distance.
The Cardinals Will have to finish
the season on the road. They
PLAYED thcir last game at home yes
tcrdav and unless they bring tn"
world : SERIES to ST. Louis they will
not hc seen at home again until next
season.
The race. which seemed scwcd up
- week ago, is beginning to loosen
in the American league. The fid-
ding Yankees have seen Il 10 game
l,.,a dWindIc to "a little less than six
games and the Cleveland Indians
are tearing right along.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that in ac-
cord;ucc with Section &o51 and
3052 Of the civil Code of Califor
ujo that on the 18th day Of S"ptcm.
byr, 1896 at IIushman : Garage at
10 a. M, 76l Main street, FL Ccntro
California. We will sell at public
auction.
One Hudson touring. l922 model
liccusr No. E3927o, 1895 Engine
No. l3l43o. Tow, storage, S67.5o.
One Ford touring 1925 model
JvrcckeH License No. 1-l6l21,
Arizona, 1926. Engine NO. s5732l /.
Tow and storage, $4,000.
ono Ford coupe 1921 model,
(vrcckcd) License No. + ll-622,
1926. Engine 80. 5ll2iSl. Tow,
$3.50
One Republic truck, 1917 model,
3 IL ton No license. Engine No,
9S656. Tow. $1,000.
One Studcbakcr Special, touriug
1923 mpdcl, License No. SIS l29,
1925. Engine No. l.. &. GLOSS, Stor-
age and taxes Sl0n.22.
sid >a'r wiil be he'd 70 satisfy
th"u charg,t for %tor"ga aud re-
pairs to the sum of $2IS.72, togcth-
o." with the cost of publiration of
this notice and cost of sale.
Dated, September >, 1926.
IUSlIMAN'S GARAGE
mo James II. llushmau
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
MON Ely
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LOANS
On Easy Payments
TALK WITH US
EDGAR BROS
REALTY CO.
NOTCH, OF NAIG
500 Main Street.
!. Phone 80

WHEREAS Aic',ir Byrl dil be.
come indrbicd to the A"oIc Motors
Company, a corporation, formerly
Imperial Valley Finance Corpora
ton, in the sum Of 5000 for the
caring for aud safe Keeping of that
certain Cadillac, seven passenger
touring automobile, motor No.
I5G9IJ. which automobile is now
and has been continuously since
that debt was incurred in the pos
session Of the said Moore Motor
Company, and said AMOUNT is a lien
"pon said automobile and whereas
more than twenty days HIS elapsed
since said debt became due and sai |
lien attached and neither the sal
amount of 5000 nor any part
thereof has been paid by the sad
Archie Eyrd or any Other person ON
Ils behalf.
NOW, THEREFORE, notice is
hereby given ,hat en the lith day OF
..rptembcr, 1926, At thu hour OF ten
o'clock y. ". Of said day in front
,f the office Of ;hc Moore Motors
Company at 764-766-76s Main street
"a the cry 0" I'll Centre, county Of
Imperial state al California, the
,4id Moore Motors Cr.@a.N HIiI
ell all tgc light, title, interest au !
fquity in and to SAID amomobil
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Js shall bc nee essary, at puoiic auc-
hon, for cash. lawful money of tho
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highest biii"' TO pay said lien an!
he expenses Of sale.
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1926.
MOORE MOTORS COM".N#
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
YANKEE TENNIS
STARS BEAT OUT
FOREIGN NE2MEk
by United Press Leased Wire

BROOKLINE, Mass, sept. >. e.
An all-Amcricm final was assured
as the National doubles tennis tour
namcut entered the Scmi-final round
at the Longwood Cricket club here
today.
With the elimination of the two
French teams yesterday, foreign
competition faded away and left the
field clear for America 5 aces to
struggle for the title among them
selves.
The onc Scmi-fina match schcdul-
ed for today brings WilliamT. Til
den II of Philadelphia and Alfred
II. Chaplin .Ir., of Springfield, Mass,
against William NJ. Johnston and
Edward G. Chandler of California.
The other semi final match, that be-
tween L. \. Williams and Vincent
Richards, present champions. and
Lewis y. White and Louis TaM-
hcimcr National Clay court cham
pionS, is scheduled for Friday.
In gaining tn Scmi.final hrakcts,
American teams proved their ~u-
pcriority over those of France. The
match between the title holders and
the French Davis cup team of
Cochct and Hrugnon. in which the
former won in four sets, might have
AN important bearing upon Davis
cup matches at GcrmautoWu.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
LEBANON CEDAPS ARE
FI, SAVED FROM FIRE

IINERMORE, Calif. sept. =.
America : largest stand of Lebanon
cedar, a species of Holy Land cedar,
has WIth>t"od another threat by for
est fire which have ravagcd large
sections of Alameda county. Flames
ragged for days in the vicinity of the
Lebanon cedar but suddenly vccrcd
off when they ncarcd the historic
stand, the origin of which has never
hccu explained.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
SAVAGE BYRNE
BOUT ATTRACTS
FANS ATTENTION

kId Savage, heavyweight battIpr,
Is said to be considerably rilcd bv
reports that fans here have about
made up their minds he is due for u
shcIIacking AT the hands Of Jimmy
BNrhc in the main events Of to-
morrow 5 boxing card here.
Savage is anything but parlor
pet even in his calmcg moments and
the fact that he is All steamed up
over this thing augurs well for the
bugs who want their fighting pro.
grams filled with plenty of action.
The Kid may be relied upon to
throw some heavy leather tomorrow
but from way back where we sit it
looks as though he is going to run
INTO strong opposition in his at
tcmpts to make Jimmy Byrnr star
in thc role of receiver. Like any
other fiStic performer Byrnc be-
licvcs it is better to give tEan to re
ccive.
Fans hcrcabouts are Of the opin-
ION this battle should settle the
question between Savage and Bvrnc.
Neither will have an alibi in case
of defeat as both have trained
faithfully and reports from both
camps stat" the boys are in good
condition. No matter how savage
the growls from the Kids camp
fans here are insisting ON installing
Jimmy as a favoritc. As the big
boys always draw we'll in the val
ley the promoters are expecting It
biz turnout and Il we'll filled cash
box to make up for last week s
small receipts.
Prelims Are Good
I'll" feature six roundcr and the
PrrIims appear to be about as at
tractivc as anything billed here re-
Gently. The two boys who are down
for the opener, Vie Luccro and
Homer Gaines, are ready to step in
and steal the show if they get half
Il chance. When they mix it 5 Il
battle from gong to gong. Each
holds a decision over the other and
this meeting should decide the tie
standing.
Benny Romero and Tommy o 'Bricu
will stage the sly round feature
event. They fought about Il month
ago in bout which marked
O 'Bricu 5 debut here. Tommy's win
over Benny established him here
and he is anxious to repeat and
then 90 cunning after some of the
other featherweights in the section.
The last bout was a sizzling affair
and fans expect Il repetition
Y tour round scrap between
Battling Johnson of Imperial, the
boy who leads with his chm, and
Audrew Brooks. elongated culorcl
boy from Brawlcy, completes the
program. Lovejov will be the third
man in the ring.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

/ by United Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES. Sept. 2.-Pedro
| Amador, Panama flash, and Bobby
Rcndlcv, Ohio state lightweight
champion, viii weigh in this after
noon for their match tonight at
Whittier American Legion club.
Bobby Herman and Ray Valdc-
sola will meet in the semi final
while Toby Montoya and Al Brown
will cross mitts in the six round
: special.
Carlos Moon, a one legged swim
mer, won the annual Lake Arrow
head two mile swim Yesterday His
time was "A minutes.
Jack Long john Silver, rated
as the best lightweight ON the Pa
cific coast, took a terrific FASTING
from the youthful Paul de Hate in
their ten round bout at the Olympic
auditorium last night.
De Hate. an underdog in the
battling, generally considered a ter
| rifle punchcr but no match for the
! clever Silver, took seven ont of ten
rounds and one was even.
De Hate scored the only knock
down Of the match in the eighth
when he stretched Silver ON the
canvas with right to the chin.
| There was no count for Silver jump
ed to his feet Immediately and then
went into series of clinchcs that
probably saved him from Il knock
! out.
The fight with De Hate was not
the only decision that Silver drop
ped last night for while the San
| Francisco Hebrew was getting ready
to leave the ring after the fight a
group Of some 20 Officers arrested
! him ON a warrant charging assault
and battery.
The arrest resulted from a meet
ing last October when Silver sent
/ Il policeman down for the count
when the officer demanded "A ticket
| from Silver. who was entering the
auditorium to box frankie Farrcn.
Vic Morrison and Carter johnny
Cline battlcd to Il ten round draw
| in the hcadlincr of the boxing card
at Wilmington last night. Joe
CLANCY won from Roy Blake and
Tony Herrera defeated Jerry Jcn-
nings in the other bouts.
Ed Stranglcr' Lewis and Wayne
" Big" Mum, heavyweight wrest-
lers, have signed t. appear IN the
main event on Johnny de Palma ;
Vernon card, September II.
De Palma announced yesterday
! that he was after the match but
considered at that time that Billy
Shadow. manager of Lewis might
object in view Of Lewis coming
bout with Joe Stecher for the heavy
weight wrestling title.
Miss Dodic Blewctt. club Casa
! De! Mar swimmer. i, training daily
fer her scheduled attempt to swim
the Catalina channel. lntcut ON
| keeping her amateur standing Miss
! BlcWctt will make no attempt T."
compete for the $4,000 prize offer
ed by William Wriglcy Jr,
Miss Blcwctt plans to shove Oft
on the % mile swim on Sept. T..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
CARDINALS TAKE
STRONGER HOLD
ON TOP PLACE
Hornsby's Men Play Fine
Ball To Take Series
From Pirats.
By HENRY l.. FARRELL
United Press SLaff CorreSpondent

NEW YORK, Sept. >. - Making
good in their hardest test Of the
season, Rogers IlornSbv and his st.
Louis Cardinals are now in "a real
commanding position in the Ma
tional league peunant race.
After winning four straight
games from the champion Pitts
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Special Notices

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for roofing. Will repair any roof
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years. 25tf
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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
New York.. &. pvIc. who ii,

New york., G. Pyle, who sign
cd Suzanne LcngIcn for profess
Nlonal tour of America, announced
yesterday the signing of Eddie Try
an, all American halfback and COL
gate graduate, to play professional
t"othall, He has been assigned to
the New York "Nankrcs. -
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02

The first carload Of 1926 grapes
were shipped from Wjucvjlr,
Riverside County, August II, Last
year 5 went August -.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
esterday's S Results

81. Louis >, Pittsburgh =.
Philadelphia .. Boston u.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
KID" WILLIAMS
IS MAKING GOOD
in BOXING GAME

Champions of the future have to
come from somewhere, sagclv re-
marks Eddie Franey, sports editr of
the Los Angeles Record, and in fur
therance of his contemplations
along this line he steps right out
and picks Frank "Kid' Williams,
well known valley ring product, as
the coming thing in the heavy
weight ranks.
The "Kid' is none other than
the boy who came out of the settle
mcnt known as Hcbcr and showed
some pretty fair fistic ability in FL
Ccntro and other valley rings some
time ago. When he showed here
he was willing, packed wallop
and showed lot of promise but he
didn t think any faster than the
legislature allows. Since invading
the coast area and settling in Santa
Monica. Joe "'Pop' Barrett has
evidently spceded up the mental
machinery and taught the Kid
something about the finer works, as
Frank recently thumpcd Jack Roper
Soundlv, sent him to the hospital for
treatment, then did the same for
Franki cOwcns. Each of these men
rated pretty high in the heavy
weight ranks when Frank went
after them.
Franey Is Booster
Getting back to the we'll known
Mr. F'rancv. He CRATES thusly:
Williams is strong, he surely IS
game and he does love to fight. He
can take punch, hit harder than
any young heavy or light heavy this
writer has seen and when he polish
cs up his boxing his name Will sound
some day around the world. He is
the find this year in the light heavy
weight class.
And the beauty of the thing is
that this sensational product Of
local rings may return here shortly
To take ON the winner Of the Kid
Savage Jimmy ByrncS nbrogIio to
morrow night. His manager. Pow
Barrett, is dickcring for the match
now and ii may be announced at the
ringsidc tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-02
Base BAH Standing
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday Results

Yesterday s Results
Washington IT, Boston H..
New York s, Philadelphia f.
Chicago II, Detroit {.
Only games scheduled.