Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 43, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 July 1921 — Page 5

fRE QUAIL IN ® DIANA THAN Sk MANY YEARS (MjgKso Are Plentiful. Says Game Conservation Official. :v- -< •<-- :•• -■ ' p MHt mr® -■ - <::• -IrU-.-'.r. and bj ;i; t p- rh®r are non in Indiana than time twenty N Mnnoof the fish and game division nie:".n’t-. fi- 7 ' 'bui'S HHVmonthly letvr whi.-h poes out on reliable i-r-m.a::--. semtri e* we are pleased t > nSREs : the closed season on the blaci blue pills this spring did toward ji-rpettiaticg these Mfl of fish in Indiana wavrs." the Kepnrts have reached the UgfiKeßt ’ell:rp ' the prevalence of and blue gills in lakes and Mffirr season." says Mr Mar.r.felJ, f. r f:h 1 ‘-ab.'.rp creeks Th- was comparatively rainfall and the waters were in HRpcr condition for parent fish to spawn their eggs, and brlnjf off their young. The law was well observed." Mr. Mannfeld answers theifharge of a i few dissatisfied and misguided persons that’ the new law was responsible for the death of some fish caught on a khoelt and cast back, with the statement ■that practically all of the 400 parent fish Bn Riverside Park State Hatchery are Fhook and line bass. He cites facts to Khow exceedingly few fish caught with a Bok die if properly handled, and bland* false the charge this law is not giod because fish thus caught and returned to the water die. This argument, belsays, is advanced by persons who wish nai closed season at spawning time and who desire to repeal the law at the next Legislature. With the exception of two, each of the 120 organised protective clubs inf Indiana favor the closed season law, hel says. rWhat the closed season has done for the black bass and blue gills may well be done for other desirable species, for to increase the supply we must see that they reproduce naturally and nre unmolested. The principal. Is right and we would do well to follow It and make It the basis of real fish protection." Relative to the abundance of quail Mr. Mannfeld says: "Nearly everywhere one may hear the whistle of Bob-White. It is safe to say there are more quail In Indiana today than for twenty years. 1 The department is in receipt of a letter from T. Gilbert Pearson, president of the National Association of Audubon Societies in which he states that a proposed law placing quail on the song bird list, or fca other words giving It a perpetual * closed season, Is likely to defeat the very objbet of such a bill. According to Mr. Pearson the people who have taken the most interest in this bird are organixed sportsmen. "My experience," he says "has been that in most instances the fortunes of the quail may with a fair degree of safety be left in the hands of game protective associations who have Intense personal interest in the preservation of this species.” LETTUCB AND TOMATO SALAD. I Scald Ann (not too ripe) tomatoes and Lremove skins. Chill thoroughly before ■using. Place crisp lettuce leaves on salad Bllsh and slice tomatoes on top. Cover Be'ith salad dressing.

Windsor Jewelry Cos. 135 North Illinois St. Lyric Theater Building Watches That We Are Proud to Stand Back of "We handle only the best of the nationally advertised lilies of watches—sturdy, dependable watches .for the men, and dainty, accurate Bracelet Watches 3 r l a<^es - You can Out-of-town customers will find that Windsor’s is the place to buy. The same service is offered you and you can use our Perfected Credit Plan.

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tiffin Now Indulges TIFFIN, Ohio, June 28.—Sunday movies are coming back here after two months Jf blue Sundays. Eut only educational picture* will be permitted, under a ruling of Prosecuting- Attorney Lott, who launched a crusade againsi Sunday movies last February. The county prosecutor held that movies which are reproductions of dramatic, or theatrical, performances, are illegal. Cartoon comedies and animal, or nature, studies are permissible. CARNEGIE DIDN’T GIVE FORTUNE Appraiser's Report Shows He Failed by $22,151,011. NEW YORK. July I.—A report lust issued by the State controller’s office showed that the estate of Andrew Carnegie has a gross appraisal value of $25,933.014 and a net value of $22 151,011. This report shows how the famous ironmaster failed in his oft-expressed wish to die poor. The fortune left, was, however, only a remnant of what tbs Scotch emigrant boy laid up during his lifetime in America. Constant gifts to colleges, for libraries. to pension funds, and to hero funds and other benefactions raised the total which Mr. Carnegie gave away during his lifetime to more than $330,000,000. Mr. Carnegie died Aug 11, 1919. near Lennoi:, Moss. A list of his gifts to the world was issued at the time of his death. It showed that gifts and grants made by Mr, Carneg*e and the Carnegie Foundation of New York up to June 1, 1918, aggregated $350,695,653. The bulk of the amount, or 5255.743.360. represented gifts within the United States. No gifts and donations made since June 1. 1918, were embraced in the computa tion. but it was explained that there had bene few of them.

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FORMS TO FILE SPECIAL TAXES ARE AVAILABLE Brokers, Theaters and Others Required to Pay Government by July 31. Forms for filing returns of special taxes upon business and occupations are now available at offices of collectors of internal revenue and branch offices. These taxes are due July 1, and are held by the Bureau of Internal Revenue to be delinquent unless paid on or before July 31. The list includes the tax on brokers, pawn brokers, museums, theaters, and concert halls, circuses, bowling alleys, shooting galleries, riding academies and automobiles operated for hire. When the tax is paid a stamp Is Issued by the collector of internal revenue, which the person engaged In the business or occupation subject to the tax Is required to post conspicuously In his place of business. Failure in this respect renders the offender liable to a penalty equal to the special tax, and the cost of prosecution. In no case is the penalty less than $lO. The tax on brokers, whose business it is to negotiate for others purchases or sales of stocks, bonds, exchanges, bullion, coined money, promissory notes or other securities, and produce or merchandise, is SSO a year. If the broker is a member of a stock exchange, produce exchange, board of trade or similar organization which sells produce or merchandise and the average value during the preceding year ended June 30 of a seat or membership in such organization was $2,000 and not more than $3,000,

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Prepare to go forth on “The Fourth” feeling that you can meet the spirit of the day in the right sort of dress for solid comfort as well as looks. Discriminating care by us in the selection of qualities assures you goods of proven dependability, and our past reputation of always giving the best for the least is even being surpassed these days by the most wonderful values we have ever offered. Double and single-breasted models, sports models, conservative models, each in a wide range of beautiful patterns, are here for your choosing. Come Tomorrow and Make Your Selections—You’ll Be Surprised at the Extraordinary Quality of the Stylish, Dependable Suits for Men and '* ? Jr 3^^ Young Men which * dr || we feature at ... . &SSSS %sJr Other Extraordinary Values You Will Find Here at S3O, $35 and up to S4O COOL CLOTHESIFOR THE HOT DAYS Splendid assortments of Palm Beaches, Mohairs, Crashes, eta Cut In the season’s newest models and carefully tailored to retain their shape. Prices— $ 12 s l3 s ° s ls s l6 so $ lB s l9 so - . -T—== T ■ ■ =# BOYS’ AND CHILDREN’S SUITS Os strictly all-wool materials and splendidly 4b /•'v built to withstand hard service -P 4 Store Open Till Nine Q y Clock Saturday Nights RUBENS 39 wssv Store Closed All Day Monday—July Fourth

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he is required to pay an additional tax of SIOO. If such value was more than $5,000 he Is required to pay an additional tax of $l5O. Pawn brokers are subject to a special tax of SIOO a year. The tax on ship brokers, whose business It Is to negotiate freights and other business for the owners of vessels or for consignors or consignees of freight carried by vessels, is SSO a year. Custom house brokers, whose business, as the agent of others. Is to arrange entries and other custom house papers or to transact business at any port of entry relating to the Importation or exportation of goods and merchandise, pay a special tax of SSO a year. Theaters, museums and concert halls are taxed according to their seating capacity, and the population of the city or town In which they are located. Those having a seating capacity of not more than 250 are taxed SSO; seating capacity of mitre than 250 and not exceeding 500, $100; exceeding 50C and not exceeding .800, $150; in excess of 800. S2OO. The tax in cities or towns of 5,000 inhabitants or less Is one-half of these amounts. This

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A Record Breaking Shoe Event for Thrifty Buyers We are wholesalers as well as retailers. We buy in large lots and we pay cash, which secures for us the lowest possible price on our merchandise. We pass this on to you in better merchandise for less money.

Man’s Black Brogue Oxfords A real $6.00 $0.95 value, Saturday only— saad Saturday Special—2oo pairs of girls’ and misses oxfords; sizes (t 1 A A BVo to 12 (M.VJ l:^ 12 , to $1.69 Ehildren’s white shoes and play oxfords. Saturday spe- QC* _ cial ODC

Women’s Department WOMEN’S UNION OC SUITS, odd lot JJL BUNGALOW APRONS, 7Q beautifully made * GOWNS, excellent CQ quality, embroidered WOMEN’S CREPE AQ BLOOMERS 4 JC MlDDlES —Beautiful colors, Copenhagen blue, rose QQ and white O*FC WOMEN’S VOILE WAISTS—(Limit two to or customer) 2 for ODC COTTON STOCKINGS— 1A good quality IvC SILK STOCKINGS —Excellent

tax is paid by the proprietor. The special tax on circuses Is SIOO The tax on bowling alleys and billiard rooms is $lO for each alley or table. Shooting galleries are subject to a tax of S2O. The tax on riding academies is SIOO. Persons carrying on the business of renting or operating passenger automobiles for hire are required to pay a tax of $lO for each such automobile having a seating capacity of more than two and not more than seven and S2O for each such automobile having a seating capacity of more than seven. Special taxes on manufacturers of tobacco product, are due also in July, and on manufacturers and wholesale and retail dealers in oleomargarine, adulterated and renovated butter, filled cheese, and persons engaged In the manufacture of mixed flour. Returns of the capital stock also are required on or before July 31. The capital stock tax applies to every corporation carrying on or doing business in the United States. The tax on domestic corporations Is $1 for each SI,OOO of so much

Odd Lot Sale of Women’s Shoes That Can’t Be Beaten /P== ~ Women’s White Nubuck Shoes, $5 |jl bow ties Any of these and patent shoes at the pumps. above price Ladles' white kid high shoes. Oxfords, strap and pumps; $6.00 (tQ Af values, Saturday only vJkvij

Bathing Suits for The Entire Family v v 150 sample bathing suits to close out. Some wool suits In the lot worth up to ?6 and $7. Priced JO to from 4yC*3.98 s Children's Department WASH SUITS —These formerly sold up to J 3.50; QO„ 51.95 down to %/OC BOY’S ATHLETIC UNION SUITS; seconds to 09 firsts OOC CHILDREN’S GAUZE ■* fk VESTS AND PANTS lUC

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of the fair average value of Its capital stock for the preceding year ended June 30 as Is In excess of $5,000. Foreign corporations are required to pay a tax of $1 for each SI,OOO of the average amount of Its capital stock employed In the transaction of Its business in the United States during the preceding year ended June 30, without the benefit of the $5,000 deduction Penalties ranging from a fine not to exceed SI,OOO fo.c failure, and not to exceed SIO,OOO, or one year's Imprisonment, or both, for wilful refusal to make return and pay the taxes are prescribed by the revenue act. POTATO SALAD. Three cups of cold-boiled potatoes cut into dice. Add one small white onion, minced, and a tablespoonful of chopped parsley Season to taste with salt and pepper Add two tablespoonful of salad oil mixed with one tablespoonful of vinegar Toss together lightly and put Into a salad bowl. Set on Ice for two hours. Just before serving stir Into the salad a half cupful of mayonnaise.

Men’s Department SHIRTS—Extra special for Saturday; madras, Russian cords and other good qualities SOCKS—Pure silk; q/\ black only SOCKS—A good s7l/ one for / /2C OVERALLS—PIain *7C blue or Steifel § DC WORK p-A SHIRTS OiJC

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Double or Single Size gg METAL BEDS at / T= A good-looking, well-made j metal bed—in two sizes, full __ MB, j I H size, or half size ;it has two- v HllM I" ~| Bbw inch continuous posts withs II 1 ijflafl I five %-inch fillers. You must 1 /a ifi see this bed to appreciate B, l.j r LJj rr | fwhat a wonderful value it is ; fjJ( f33 SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS.

I_jwra , gii!i> | wwßSi Why Suffer Over a Hot Stove When an Jjjlfl, Oil Cook Stove =*T Not only saves time and energy, bNp but a^so * ess ex P ens i ve * 3L Our showing includes Clark Jewel W ■ ’ Olympia Oil Cookers, in one, two, U Li/ three or four-burner stoves. They B burn kerosene and are just the thins: I k for camps, summer cottages or the J I ' home; priced from $10.50 up to (One like cut for $32.50.) SOLD CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS. ’ 1 I Saturday’s Timely Special! „ F July „ ‘Domestic Queen’ ® tmerson Rubberized Waterproof “ HOUSEHOLD iffi 85c APRONS at fm All the latest wjf Tff ' selections in jptjT jggZMK 1®” I dance, vocal and Inst ru- 'jl£> ’ mental; double H , faced records , 0 _ Just the thing for the canning season // at oOC. _ a rubberized, waterproof apron that ll I /\\ will not stnln or discolor, in umall // / / \\ .!, heap apron check patterns, in as- If // l\, ASK to near sorted colors, Including //' If [A\ these new rec- blue, red, lavender, pink, I] f t etc. Size 24x36 Inches, of- / g gr ords. sered Saturday while 200 1 last, at 39c each. B STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 6 O'CLOCK.

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