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The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • Page 5

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The Capital Timesi
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Madison, Wisconsin
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Friday Afternoon, February 7, 1930 Would Exempt Biirniy Camp Aid From Tax Levy1 Bloodgood, Others Make 7 Proposal to State Commission Exemption of moneys contributed to the Citizen's Military Training Camp association by citizens of Wisconsin irom the provisions ol the Wisconsin I income tax law was proposed to the 1 state tax commission Tnuisaay. made bv Wheeler BloodBCcd. Milwauke, civilian aide in Wisconsin to the war department; Stephen A. Parks. Milwaukee, secretary i ol the training camp association, and John Sanborn.

Madison attorney. Under Uie proposal offered the tax nnv income contributed io the military association would not be assessed, and taxed by the luu ibutions to the association from Wis rins from SI UP to a Jlmii 1.500. It was pointed out to 7 commission. 11 About BY GILBERT SWAN NEW YORK Given half a chance the average New York tfxl driver will talk an arm, a leg and extra quarter ol a mile ofT you. Either he is the lor.csomest or the or humans.

My own hunch has always been that hes lone some; that he really wants someone to talk to. Through Jons hours of trie and nifht he goes roving about tangled congestion 01 me uabbllrg wilh cops and with his drivers. Whenever there's a tr he invariably gets the ace of a few blocks, a long sad story a taxi driver's troubles. And wnue tening, you'll marvel at the miracle somehow always brings you out ve. A dorn accidents will appear out to happen.

Of course It's always fault. The words earn his wife's rarr II begin. i I'j iors. "Dat's what I mean right in your way and attention and den dcy dor's accidents." cntral Park and mldtown, I encouragement, ixi population of New York a lent is uncertain. Within th months fleets ranging 'fror 000 ears have made their ap and there's no reason who can drive life" Is, again, nobody's brigade is a more naieve many are strangers, their ignorance of New York is amazing.

Some have to be directed to the most obvious spots. Within a. week friends have reported drivers who didn't know where to find Gramcrcy Park, Wasll lr.gton Square and the Central Park 'zoo. Any taxlman who know? his way about Greenwich Village Is in At the moment, a subject with which t'noy will beguile you on the way home is the recent announcement of Police Commissioner Whalcn that every driver would havr in have a certain type of uniform by a given date in Fcbru "And we pays, for 'cm ourselves," the driver again soliciting your pity. "We just gets 'em paid for, when some thin' goes wrong and we lose our Jobs.

And all our profits goes into the Uniform and we're out money. And they rail this a racket! Blah An' besides, About THE MILTON C. WOBK Bridge Contest been some premature eh rlng on he part for wlth yesterday produced more ties and some upseu. BY MILTON C. WORK I VfSS Spa4, The first lour days this week, be plays the East the Ten, ginning Monaay, and soutn wt correct answers to 25 of the 42 questions which were asked concerning 18 bridge, hands, three of which appeared each day last week.

Today we print the answers to last Friday's questions. Tomorrow last Saturday's questions will be answered. Compare your answors recorded last week with those given to. nunv vou have an swered correctly. Keep your score each day.

Readers who failed to write down their answers to last week's questions should read the questions today and make note of their answers belore read. Ing those given below. A special con nniinr.Nl below. Last Friday's hands and questions are repeated Deiow, tne answers panying each question. WK 3 10 3 7 4 3 3 5 2 A 8 fl 10 8 trick: Hearts Five, Trey, King, CONTEST QUESTION'S (26) Which cards should South lead bi and North play to trick C7 Should Declarer make game? ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS (26) To trick 2.

South should lead a small Club and North should play a small Club. Ni 93 8 5 2 9. 7 3 21 NORTH rw 45 3 2 8 5 I sou 1W ft vQ IM 5 fl 7 9 South is the Declarer; final bid at Auction one No Trump, at Contract three No Trumps. CONTEST QUESTIONS (281 Which four cards should be ell should Played to While a considerable percentage or u'c Which suit should be led to Which suit should be led 1 tremendous turn over conies out ot town. Driving a taxi always provides nood fill In until the stranger gets Fm oir; to be a pretty lookixi' sight, a job.

So that it's literally true that dressed up like Mrs. Astor's chauffeur, one. never knows who may be driving 1 ain't him around. Recently two drivers Thousands of taxis flash past and turned writers. One is running a mag in a similar type.

80 per cent id recently pro of thcm refldv t0 poUr their troubles 5 duced a complete book. There seems no reason why they shouldn't have a books In their systems, if they became articulate about their adven For what a taxi man sees and hears midnight in New York is "no iadv's buMne. And the part that night drivers are expected into the cars of any customer. (29) Clubs, Diamonds. I J4 W( 2k dQ IO 6 3 9 7 5 3 o' 8 2 04 fl 2 IO final bid at one No mmp, at Contract three No Trumps.

First trick: Spades Trey, Six, King, FSecond trick: Spades Ten, Queen, Deuce, Eight. CONTEST QUESTIONS (31) Which suit should South lead to trick (32) Which hand should win trick (33) Which card should be led to trick (34) Should Declared go game? ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS (31) Diamonds i.32) North (33) Deuce of Clubs (34) Yes Tomorrow the answers to questions iri sahirdav will be published. Tomorrow we come into the home stretch. Neck and neck contests prevail all over the city but tomorrow the issue will be decided, nam (Copyright Johi F. Dille Co.) Wright Hearing is Set for Saturday Lyall T.

Wright, Mauston, lormer "boy sheriff" of Juneau county, will appear before F. R. Bentley, TJ. S. court commissioner, Saturday morning lor preliminary hearing.

Wright, now awaiting trial on rhavop of eonsoiracy to violate the fed eral prohibition law, was arrested a wronci time Saturday night when led eral officers raided his lunch room at Mauston and seized a quantity ol alleged intoxicating liquor. He was released on $2,000 bonds Wed nesday afternoon pending trial on the second charge. His neanng was postponed from Thursday morning to Saturday morning. Kaukauna Pastor Goes To Church at Elroy (Sneclal to The Capital Times) ELROY The Rev. Robert Falk, Kaukauna, has accepted a call to become pastor ol tne Eiroy riyroouin Congregational cnurcn.

Me wui installed March 1. succeeding the Rei O. L. Robinson, who resigned Jan, 1. Both male and female African elephants have tusks, while the tusks of the Asiatic elephants are llmted to When Food Sours Sweeten the tomach instantly after eating many people suffer Jrom sour siomacns.

xney call it Indigestion. It means that the stomach nerves have been over stimulated. There excess acid. The way to correct it is with an alkali, which neutralizes many times Its volume In acid. The right way Is Phillips' Milk of Magnesia just a tasteless dose In water.

It Is pleasant, efficient and harmless. It has remained the standard with physicians In the 50 years ilnce Its Invention. It is the quick method. Results come almost Instantly. It Is the approved method, you will never use an Be sure to get the genuine Phillips vrnir of Maenesla prescribed by physi cians for 50 years in correcting excess acids.

25c and 50c a bottle any drug "Milk of Magnesia" has been the 1 S. Registered Traae Man oi Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company i and Its predecessor CharlM H. PhUUpi since 1875. aqt.

SATURDAY IS THE CLIMAX OF OUR BIG A Final Clean up of All Broken Lots Don't miss this big opportunity to supply yorn needs at this sensational low price. ONE BIG GROUP Women's PUMPS, STJRAPS, OXFORDS Values to $1 TWO STORES 2. HUEGEL HYLAND CO. 428 State St. 104 Kinj: Street 25 I THE QAPITAL TIMES Home Owned Homt Edited Home Bead I Leath's Furniture Exchange 607 University Avenue Madison.

Wisconsin Prices Go From Low to Almost Nothing In This Greatest of All Furniture Selling Out can SALE! Lost Our Lease! Forced to Vacate! Fate and fate alone has brought about this great landslide of furniture bargains. Our lease expires March 1st our landlord refuses to renew it hence every piece of furniture has been marked, to sell in a hurry. Don't delay to take advantage come tomorrow and fill your needs! Join the Crowds and Share These Tremendous Price Reductions! I DINING ROOM FURNITURE 8 pieceoak $19 75' dining room suite Mece oak $350 dining room suite $42.50 dining room suite RUG VALUES 7V2X9 rugs, felt base rugs, $4 85 now selling at only LINOLEUM REMNANTS, prints and inlaid, at sharply reduced prices. New 9x12 Felt Base rugs 1 New 9x12 $14.85 Brussels rugs New 9x12 $1 (TQr: Brussels rugs 10.QP New 9x12 seamless, $2150 Velvet rugs, choice 6dX. New 9x12 seamless Axminster and 50 Qk Velvet rugs, values to $39.50 Ov $79:50 new jacquard velour davenport, now only $98.00 two piece jacquard velour suite, like new $54:50 $59.50 $119.00 three piece genuine mohair overstuffed raite, all in good $r79 PH condition 2 new 8 piece dining room suites in walnut finish, buffet, 6 ft.

extension table A and 5 straight and 1 arm chair 3J Kff New 8 piece walnut $QQ 00 UU.JJ rlining room suite mom suite 2 new 8 piece walnut $1 OQ AA dining room suites LAV.VV ODD PIECES Oak and mahogany library tables OnJO New walnut $110 chests of drawers Coxwell chair si 7.50 6 new oak dining room chairs, g1 Q'AA genuine leather seats lQv" 1 large walnut 1 rjr chest of drawers X.J I 3 walnut vanity i) dressers choice t.UU 2 new Coxwell chairs, $9Q0 removable cushions iJQJ $29.50 LIVING ROOM FURNITURE $98.00 new 2 piece jacquard $700 velour suite $119.00 new 2 piece jacquard velour overstuffed suite, serpentine front, $QQ A A reversible cushions $139.00 two piece overstuffed SQft 00 suite, now at only i70W $245 new 2 piece genuine mohairg AQ fifi spring arm, reversible cushions Xx BED ROOM FURNITUReI Dem.tede.mddreMer 3 piee wbut bedroom piece, bm euit 37.50 $79.00 SfLr. J87.50 Remember the Address 607 University Avenue.

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