The Daily Herald (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 257, Ed. 1 Friday, October 29, 1920 Page: 2 of 4
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THE DAILY HERALD
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«VlERPAYMENT OF TAXES
Austin, Texas,
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DENISON PIONEER DIES
AT AGE OF 101
YEARS
Oct.
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Associated Press
Denison, Texas, Oct. C9.--Colonel
James B. McDougall, pioneer Gray-
son county resident, who died here
recently at the age of 101, was one
of the last survivors of the early
days in North Texas, when the "six
shooter" was the guarantee cf a
man’s safety and when the law was
in the hands of the powerful.
Col. McDougall was an heroic fig-
ure and his rugged nature and his
strong constitution kept him fit for
business until ten days before his
death. He was acting vice-president
of the Denison Bank and Trust Co.,
at the time of his death and a di-
rector in various other financial in-
stitutions and concerns in Denison
and North Texas.
The early settlers of North Texas
recall "McDougal’s Bar,” a haven
where good cheer and charity were
29.—Where, dispensed with beverages by the
husband genial but tactiturn colonel. Col.
McDougall carife to Texas in the
early 70’s. He amassed a fortune
estimated at close to $1,000,000.
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Cata^h Cannot Be ~Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS,
the
»nd wife is more than $5,000 the
surcharge that was paid in render-
ing income taxes may be recovered
by filing new or amended tax re-
turns, according to B. B. Dubose,
acting internal revenue collector at
Austin, who recently received in- cannot reach the seat of the dia
.. . , . ease. Catarrh is a local disease, great-
■tractions under an opinion by At- ly influenced by constitutional condl
toraey General Palmer which con-, tions, and in order to cure it you must
■trued the effect of the Texas com-1 Lake an internal remedy^ Hall’s Ca-
inunity property laws.
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The instruction in full, which out-
lined methods by which the refund
■lay be obtained, follow:
Reference is made to treasury de-
cision 3071 in regard to the treat-
ment of income under community
property laws of your state (Texas)
The following suggestions are made
tor your guidance with regard to
amended returns, which it is anti-
cipated will be made under this
rating:
"The ruling in question is applic-
able to each and every year during
which the law of the state contains
provisions giving husband and wife
equal rights to community property,
and amended returns and claims
may be filed for any such property,
■abject to the five year limitation
imposed by section 252 of the reve-
mue act of 1918.
“In all cases in which the husband
SRI Wife desire to take advantage
of the ruling for prior years, each
Will be required to file a separate
return for the year or years involv-
ed, in which the net inc ,me is com-
ic fed to fpfordance with Hie pres-
ent ruling.
“In cases where an original re-
torn was filed by the husband and
no return filed by the wife, the
wife will be required to pay the tax
shown to be due by the return now
filed by her and the husband should
apply for a refund, credit or abate-
ment of the difference between the
tax shown on the original return
and the tax shown on the return
now filed by him.
“IiV cases where the original re-
tnrn was filed by the wife and no
, return was filed by the husband, the
husband will be required to pay
the tax shown to be due by the re-
turn now- filed by him, and the wife
a h (,ii IH onnlv l/lr ,1 i.
tarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts thru the blood on the mucous sur-
faces of the system. Hall's Catarrh
Cure was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country for
years. It is composed of some of the
beBt tonics known, combined with
some of the best blood purifiers. The
perfect combination of the ingredi-
ents in Hall's Catarrh Cure is what
produces such wonderful results to
catarrhal conditions. Send for test!
monials, free.
T. J. CHENEY A CO., Props., Toledo,
Ohio.
All Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills for constipation
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FAULTY APPLIANCES
CAUSE WASTE OF GAS
Associated Press
Austin, Texas, Oct. 29.—Faulty ap-
pliances and ranges and stoves not
properly designed to burn gas cause
a large waste, according to a state-
ment from the oil and gas division
of the Texas Railroad Commission,
which indorsed the following sug-
RESOLUTION APPROVING ENGI-
NEER’S REPORT COVERING IM-
PROVEMENT OF SOUTH MAIN
STREET IN THE CITY OF
WEATHERFORD, AND DIRECT-
ING A HEARING TO THE OWN-
ER6 OF PROPERTY THEREON,
AND OTHER INTERESTED PAR-
TIES CONCERNING AN ASSESS-
MENT OF A PORTION OF THE
COST THEREOF AGAINST
THEM AND THEIR PROPERTY.
Be it resolved by the city of
Weatherford:
WHEREAS, the construction of
improvements has heretofore been
ordered by the commission upon
South Mato street from the south
property line at the County Square
to the south property line at Colum-
bia street, and,
WHEREAS, the contract therefor
has been let to the Texas Willite
Road Construction Company, and
the Henry Exall Elrod Company,
Engineers, have been directed to
prepare a roll showing the cost of
said improvements, and other mat-
ters as prescribed in the resolution
ordering the same and in the char-
ter and ordinances of the said city
and,
WHEREAS, the said Engineers
have filed with this Commission a
statement or report in writing,
which statement or report shows
the total cost of said improvement,
the portion thereof to be assessed
against owners of property abutting
thereon, and the amount per front
foot proposed to be assessed against
the said owners of property and
their property abutting on said
street, and
WHEREAS, the said report has
been inspected by the Commission
and ail errors therein have been
corrected, therefore,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
that said statement or report is in
all things approved, and that it is
necessary to assess a portion of
the cost of said improvement against
the owners of property abutting up-
on said street within the area nam-
ed to be improved, and against tin
said property, and
WHEREAS, the said improvement
consists of paving the roadway of
said street, as established, with a
Willite wearing surface upon a bitu-
minous Willite foundation, together
with the construction of concrete
VOU don’t have to use as
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much of Calumet as you
do of most other Baking Powders.
Because it has more than the or-
dinary leavening strength. You
save about half on its use.
You don’t have to pay a big
pricef or Calumet. It’s sold at a mod-
erate price. It always has been.
And that represents anothersaving.
You don’t have to feel uncer-
tain as to results. Bakings never fail
—because Calumet never falls below
the proven standard of “Best by Test”
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gestions for saving gas, which re-
cently were published by the Kansas I cu,bs and gutters along curb lines,
Natural Gas Conservation Commit-1 as specified with all necessary ex-
tee: cavafion and grading.
Do you have trouble with fumes? I FURTHER RESOLVED
If you have, it is due to a closed I ,baf a hearing shall be given to the
lop stove. All properly designed i sa,d owners of abutting property
ranges have open tops. ! and to al> Peisons in'e.-sted la li e
Do you clean your burners regu- , saiue> or having any lien or claim
larly? If you will boil your burners! ^ereon’ which hearing shall take
in lye it will make them more ef-: P^-ce before the City C ommission of
1 ieieni I ,be ^ity ot Weatherford, in the
Council Chamber in the City Hail
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It possesses the highest quality
ever put into a Baking Powder. Con-
tains only such ingredients as have
been officially endorsed by United
States Food Authorities.
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For weeks, for months it keeps as
fresh and full of strength as the day it
left the Calumet Factories, the World’s
Largest, most Sanitary and Modem
Baking Powder plants.
Every spoonful of every can is the
same—pure and dependable. Try it.
A pound can of Calumet contains full
Calumet Cold Cairo
Recipe
Yolks of 8 eggs, \\S
cups of granulated
sugar, cup of
water,1; cup of but-
ter, 2*< cups pastry
flour, 3 level tea-
spoons Calumet
BakingPowdcr 1 ta-
blespoon of vanilla.
Then mix in regular
way.
16 oz. Some baking powders come in
12 oz:cans instead of 16 oz. cans. Be
sure you get a pound when you want it.
Do you have trouble when gas is
any, shall be assessed against said
owners and their property, provided
the 5th day yf Nov. 1920, at which 1110 as-sessni<‘nt shall be made in ex-
cooking vessel will j heating the saUl owners a d other 6688 , 0 ,be benefits of the said Un-
interested persons, their agents <(r j 1“°'emenl in the enhanced value of
property occasioned
Commission will determine from the sald proposed improvement between
evidence before it what sums, if
should apply for a refund, credit or
abatement of the difference between
■the tax shown on the original re-
turn and the tax shown on the re-
turn now filed by her.
“In cases where the husband and
wife filed separate original returns
the individual now
Jow? Raising the burners to within!
1J inches of
materially remedy this.
Does your gas burn a ye'.low j attorneys> shalI receiv.e
llaine? If so, your burners are too
iow and are inefficient and wasteful.
Raise them and adjust tip? air mix-
ture and you will have a short bine
llame. it will cook more quickly
and use less gas.
Are you burning gas in . a stove
designed to burn coal0 Most con-
a full and j l““ Cutting
fair hearing before the commission tbt“reb.'-
as to the benefits, if any of the-
said improvement (o their property,
or as to the regularity of the pro-
ceedings with reference thereto, or
as to any matter or thing connected
therewith: at which hearing the said
property owners, or other interested
verted coal stoves waste 50 per cent i persons, may introduce or procure
or more, ol the gas consumed. j witnesses, and said hearing shall
be continued from day to day. an
The Leader has an offering of fine
hats at less than one half price.
the above mentioned limits on said
South Main street is $27788.54.
That the amount per front loot
proposed to be assessed against the
owners ot abutting property and
their property between the above
mentioned limits on said South
That ihe ciiv , Main s,re«t *K ^16 65 per front loot.
That the ( ily Secretary is hereby including curbing
directed to give notice hereof by
publication of a true copy of flits !
xesolution in the Daily Herald news-
paper, a paper of general circula-
DR. L. M. HALL
DENTIST
PHONE 82
Kuteman Bldg.
Room 2>
tion in this city, which notice shall
seal this 21st day ol October, A. D.
That the said owners and oilier. 1920.
interested persons are hereby (|i- (Seal) WARD BANKHEAD,
reeled to take due notice Ihereoi. (’itv Secretary, City of Weatherford,
That this resolution shall lake Texas.
be published not less than three jetre<:t from and »«««• its passage,
limes, the first publication to be! Papsed and approved this 29th day
not less than ten days before Hit I of 0c,ob®1-, 1920.
o individual now filing returns
■bowing additional tax liability will
Be required to pay such additional
tax and the individual now filing re-
turns showing a reduced tax liabil-
from time to time, until all are fully
heard, and after said hearing the
NOI.AN QUEEN. Mayor.
Attest: WARD BANKHEAD, City |,.tmly
should apply for refund, credit
i Ladies Hats at Cost
er abatement of the amount of tax-
now shown not to be due.
Claims for rerund, credit or abate-
ment must be filed by the individual
■bown to be entitled to such relief
according to the returns filed, and ;
the tax paid on a return filed in i
the name of the husband nr wife!
. wBl not be refunded or credited to:'
any one except the individual in i
whose name the original return was
-I will sell all PATTERN HATS AT
COST, and some below, beginning Friday
and continuing until sold out.
—Bring in your old hat and let me make
it over.
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“In all cases wrhere it appears that
returns are filed as a result oi the |
ruling contained in treasury deels- j
ion 3071, and the income show n in ! —-
the returns, penalty on account
delinquency will not be asserted,
and interest on account ot Jailute
to payj ihe tax shown by the re-
turned on the date payment was re-
quired by ’ the law will not be as-
MRS. T. J. REYNOLDS
At Phillips Dry Goods Co.
date set for the said hearing; said I
City Secretary shall append to the j
said copy of this resolution his sig- i Secretary,
nature and certificate that the same i THE STATE OF TEXAS,
is a true copy and the publication County of Parker
ot the said copy shall be a sufficient j
notice to the said owners, or other j
interested persons to appear and to!
be heard at the time and place here- j
Austin, Texas, Oct. 29. — ?«KM
prisons contained 2,606 inmates on
Oct. 1, according to the monthly re
port of the prison commission re-
11 led with Gov. Hobby. This
! showp,i a decrease of 58 during Sep-
iMBlMr. During that month 36
| convicts were pardoned and 68 new
City or Weatherford. , prisoners were received during that
i, Ward Bankhead, City Secretary of \ month- I’aris county sent the larg-
the City of Weatherford, Texas, do Psl number of convicts—12—while
in mentioned.
hereby certify that flic above and fore- Grayson county sent seven for
That the City Secretary shall also!g0,nK is u ,n,e’ 1,1,1 and correct copy °nd highest. Six prisoners were
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mail to each of the property owners !of a resolution passed and approved by j *pnt Horn Dallas and six from Tar-
at their post office address.*if known ;th* (',ty . r°m'nissi,,n <bp <’»y <>f '■am-
or to their agents or attorneys, a ! eatherlord, I exas. on October 2Qili----
copy of this resolution, by register- ' A’ D’ 1S20’ en,i,led’ "'Solution ap-; rtl, __
ed mail deposited in the postoffice ; p,0vins PnSi,,Pel^ ,pl'0,t covering im- ^ (J|\ M ATTRFSSFS
at Weatherford, not less than ten ftoxemenl of South
the City-
direct ing
days before the day set for said j ln
hearing, but said nolice so mailed |und
shall be only cumulative of the no- owners of property thereon
tice above required by publication, '■ :'!ld otller ,nterested parties concern-
and the failure of the person to •inR an aaae*«<nMmt of H portion of the
whom addressed to receive same!cosl thereof against them and their
shall in on wise affect the validity I,roPert>'. as appears front the original
of said nottoC. | thereof now on file in my office.
That tlie total estimated cost oi l Given under my hand and official
Main street C
of Weatherford, j A 45 pound roll edge, ALL COTTON
a hearing to the j MATTRESS, special for this week—
$8.00
CHAS. U. MATHEWS
NoflTH MAIN STREET
■eased.
Amended returns may now- be
accepted in accordance with the
above outlined procedure and the
nrovislons ol treasury decision 3071.
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’ appetite disordered, Prickly Ash Bit-
is the remedy needed. It puri-
I .the stomach, liver and bowels,
t4„t|ie. breath, promotes vi-
‘-pheerfutoess. Price $1.50
R.. 'W> Kindel Drug Co.
-AkaiuT Drug Co., special
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SHOE POLISHES
Keep your Shoes Neat
r ii , LIQUIDS AND PASTES
tor black,white, tan. and ox-blood(dark brown )5h
THE F.F. GALieV COLOCATIONS ITO.,11UFFAIO,
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