Brenham Banner-Press (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 46, No. 291, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 6, 1930 Page: 4 of 6
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THURSDAY, MARCH
Four IncomeTax
SAVE YOUR BABY CHICKS
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SENIOR DAY
Friday March 7th
The ACORN STORE
John
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come
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to put
TOOTS AND CASPER
TWO POINTS OF VIEW
IMMY
Ut>ess of
Ladies’ Fast Color
WASH DRESSES
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The rate of Ux on the income of
orporations is reduced to 11 per cent.
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n addition to
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to be seen
their bean
TOUGH
FOR THE
VETS/
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MIMs. I THINk.
H&5 AN AWFUUT
Mice BUTCHEft!j
to no-
names
which
on the
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performance
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era at the fair market value on the
date the dividends become payable.
Dividends paid by a domestic corpor-
ation are subject to surtax only, which
is imposed upon net income in excess
of $10,000. t
paved stati
tither busint
Mme, consul
Mark of Ge
Bring which v
your assu
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'f«uuneengri
and YOUNG MEN’S SUITS
Values to $19.95
SENIOR DAY
Hortorx
5f^(TH -
THE MISSOURI-
METEOR WHOSE
0KILL/ANT K(SE 'TO
STAPDOtf IM THE
LAST 2 SEASONS
HAS STARTLED >
Join in with the many satis-
fied Wittbecker bread custom-
ers. All Grocers sell it.— 289-
“EVERYTHING
TASTED BAD”
harmonious in British
circles during the past
were “regrettable inci-
Perkins defended his*
at Sandwich last year.
unprecedented
YOU DON'T
EXPECT ME TO
. 6rO AROUND
M PUNCHIN
\PEOPLE ON
■ \the NO=>e,
J | DO YOU?
ITS NOT BEINlr
| Done in the.
I BE<£T CIRCLE^1
* Close OutonaHfWeart<
LADIES’ SILK HOSE
' Values to $1.§9 .
SENIOR DA/
would do everything possible
their best foot forward.
That is why it is interesting
tice the ommission of two big
from the list of 16 players, of
eight will be chosen to play
walker cup team.
One of the names missed is that o(
T. P. Perkins, British amateur cham-
pion of 1928. The championship com-
mittee of the Royal and Ancient Golf
Full weight and the beat
quality in every particular
makes Wittbecker’s Butter
Nut Milk Bread so popular,
1 NEVER. WA9 IN
THAT MEAT MARKET
BEFORE , CA9PER., BUT
•T> A VERY </r°OD ONE
*50 I'LL TRADE THERE
*—attain:
0u<=>T THE SANE
t Don t want You to
but ant more, meat
PROM THAT BUTCHFRa.
HE CANT CPFEND ME
and 4et away
■»----With it!
lady cards in appropriate
designs to match green color
schemes for your St Patrick
bridge parties. See them at the
Banner-Press.—284-tf
Purina Startena contains
19% protein which will make
your chicks mature faster at
a lower cost. Brenham Feed
Co.—289-3t9-lt
I FOUND
this hanky
IN MT MARKET
DID YOuP.
Daughter
Drop it?
HE. THOUGHT I WA<=> YOuQ FATHER
TOOTS'. ELL, HE'5 LOST A djOOD
CUSTOMER ’ ) WOULDN’T 6>PEND
ANOTHER, penny in mis <=>T0RH. ONi /
AmB^ZL'F Hie VVA‘=’~THE ONLY /
MEAT market in THE world /
then I’D BB- A VEGETARIAN/
Close out all LadHps’ and Chiltfa'i
FALL HATS
/ Your Choice Senior Day
MEN’S TIES > x
Good styles, slightly soiled
Values to 79c
SENIOR DAY
SM5P OUT GF IT CA<=»PER'. DCN '■ <»’aY '
MAD AIL T'CuR l^cp. JUGT The.
BUTCHER. TNQUC.HT |WA!, DAUGHTER!
it *. Tour own fault t>-at you dont (
LOOK ■'•'OUNnEB. you HAVE. A BRTNlVXX ’
-—Year , and
i er- '-rDOONfcie knows
............ ‘■r* -> *™A'T 0N6. birthday
to (Mt K.A' 6i' THREE
w Years is plen—t'.
L rd*»rsals
indicate that
» »» \Vli
t lxu'
Hiuh *h
a duel which every golf lover Is fol-
lowing.
Their appearances and styles of play
are jn great contrast. Horton is tall,
slim, cool-mannered, and has a grace-
ful sinewy look that betokens power.
“Denny’’ is short, slight and—though
calm enough as versatile shotmaker—
he seems to be a bundle of taut nerves.
Both have the faculty of smiling
broadly:, win or lose. They are rather
reticent and modest almost to an ex-
tremity. What a fan fascinator their
hould be for months to
“PERFECT
WINS SU
Leaders of amateur golf in Great
Britain are now concerned with two
things above all others. The first is
to select1 a Walker Cup team. The
second is to have a team defeat the
United States' team. Both objectives
are fraught with hazards.
One would suppose, remembering
that Great Britain has been defeated
Members of the Senior Class of Brenham High School will serve you on this
and a good per cent of the gross sales will go toward the publishing of the B
hamite, the High School Yearbook. Listed below are a few bargains for Se
in all of the five Walker cup meetings
(and in the last one, in 1928, by a score
of 11 matches to 1), that the British
London, X T
corps of publicity writer7*M
.real story to work into a
W "The Perfect Alibi,-
XS r'ght, a 22.year.oid WJ*1
charged, from the Old fiJ
charge of simp breaking *
Hu defeuM' to thechM^J
he had a per*et alibi 3
he was attending lhe
Perfect Alibi,” with hi,1
when the offense was
produced evidence and wau"*1
guilty. -
tournaments, one having the advan-
tage in a certain event ami then the
other, both being almost on a par as
the southern classics approach their
climax with the $5,000 La Goree and
the North and South championship at
hand.
Horton Smith broke his
winning streak a year ago to
cendo by capturing both th
and /North and South first
tall auburn-haired Joplin
overseas with the U. S.
team under the strain of
claimed as "the star who
^enrySHLrre-
AKOrUE.^ QF’IL-LIA^ST GOLF
Prospect who copped a couple
OF 3IG WiMTLR TOURAJEVS
J Club, St. Andrews, regretted that Per-
I kins, British amateur champion of
1928, was not available, as he is now
living in the United States. The
committee said nothing at all about
WilKan Sutton, the Birkenhead oil
worker who beat Cyril Tolley for the
amateur championship in April last
year, and lost to Tolley in the British
amateur in June.
Arch Jiodgers writ’s vs that there
were cries of class distinction from
Sutton's artisan friends, who declared
that such distinction sent Willie
Hunter and AJic Mitchell into the pro-
fessional ranks, and influenced Per-
kins in his decision to go to America.
Hunter was a poetoffice employee at
Deal, and Mitchell had been a gard-
ner and chauffeur before he was run-
ner-up in the amateur championship of
brilliant
a cres-
l.a Goree
prizes. This
boy went
Ryder Cup
being ac-
will eclipse
Horton Smith, 2
^toarvef
engaged in a duel for supremacy with
'’jDt IXerrsmwe ’“.'shuie, t-tJ-
lumbu.s, Ohio, pro, who has been play-
ing with consistent brilliancy ever
■ince he threatened lo win the Ameri-
can open championship on its final
day at Mamaroneck, N. Y., last June.
Shute and Smith have b.cen playing
Texas play. Should he sweep to the
fore in the La Goree or the*North or
Southf or both, he will eclipse Hor-
ton Smith eas the very brightest of
the. game’s younger stars. Their riv-
alry—and it’s on a genuine friendly
Tristram Phnmacy
Fred Heineke, Prop.
Superior Starter
In RED CHAIN BAGS
•Jack Green
Rodgers says that things have not
been entirely
amateur golf
yeir. There
dents" fwhen
amateur title
These included
noise from the gallery and a request
of other players to go ahead of Per-
kins because he was playing
slowly.
There was also the “incident"
tween Sutton and Tolley when
former won the English amateur title.
There was snow on the last green,
and, as Sutton stepped over the line
of Tolley's putt, a piece of frozen
slush fell from his heel directly onto
the line of play.
Tolley asked the referee if he might
remove the obstacle. After a consul-
tation among players and the.q4J>eial<
Tolley missed the putt and lost the.
match. The frozen slush had re-
mained where it had fallen.
MEN’S FELT HATS
Values to $3.89
SENIOR DAY
$1.59
No. 32
The tax on dividends is an impor-
tant item in the returns of many tax-
payers. As defined by the revenue
act the term "dividend ’ means any
distribution made by a corporation to
iti^hveholders, ^hatAcr «» monc) or
other property, out. of its earnings or
profifs accumulated after February 28,
1913. If a dividend represents profits
earned by a corporation prior to
March 1, 1913, there is no tax.
A dividend may i>e payable out of
current profits or accumulated sur-
plus, but it has no legal existence un-
til it is “declare(t” by a format resolu-
tion of the directors o^ t|ie .gOTPftrft'.
{ion?’ 7Ke/'oritfinary’ form of dividend
is a periodical cash distrbution of cur-
rent profits. However, dividends may
be paid in securities or other property.
For example, a corporation may dis-
tribute among its stockholders securi-
ties in which it has invested its earn-
ings. Such securities are to be re-
ported 8s dividends by the stockhold-
golf Bobby Jones.’’. He won his cup played, well in several 'tournaments
.•u, acHd$C uehegih spcg:
but fair. Crossing to France he cap- he won the $10,000 Los Angeles Open. , . _
-tnrrrl the- Frrncli profeSsionaT cFi; on- rTwTp'arkfed 'agar^durrngi -tTie recent pt® good any time, any plac
pionship in dazzling style on his'21st
birthday, and was a close Second in
the German Open. Returning to the
•States, still acclaimed as "Jones’ suc-
cessor," Smith bowed to the latter,
who won the American Open at
He and W'Mter Hagen then continued
the longest and most prosperous exhi-
bition tour known to golf.
In the Western and Canadian
Opeifs the Joplin Jigger made credit-
able but far from amazing showings.
Finally he struck his victory stride
again on the West Coast in Decem-
ber, won three opens and was 1-2-3 in
other such events.
Shute had a great chance to over-
take and pass Jones and Al Espinosa
on the last day of the 1929 U. S. Open.
But he failed by two-strokes to make golf rivalry
a triple tie for the lead. "Denny
' frtxn MBouanMs and apeDs
< torttommi." writes Mrs. Bart
» South College Street.
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though bine gin num
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