Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

6 THURSDAY EVENING OCTOBER 30, 1921 STATE AIO URGED LONG IT AHEAD EASTBAY HOKES open for longer period during the snow season than one over the ridge route. Beard cites. He declares that the narrower highway necessitated for a canyon route Feather River as Road Route Urged SACRAMENTO. Oct. SO.

Alteration of state highway requirements, so that the Orovllle-Quiiicy U.S. GETS RID OF BILLION ACRES of being constructed as a ridge route, is urged by W. A. Beard, president of the Sacramento Valley Development Association, In a letter asking Senator A. Breed of Oakland, member of the highway committee-of to make such a recommendation.

A canyon route could bo kept Si sid-MBKERS OFSDfJDMA HOME yFOR REBATEHERE would be more tnan onset ny longer travel and the scenic liiiurni roaa may oe routed through the Feather River canyont In place PROF. J.WALKEI US. G. UPSTAIRS CLOTHES SHOPC 'A ON INCOME TAXES grim, "Clouds Rest." th mrtrd Contain ol the SANTA ROSA, Oct. SO.

A big saving to counties of the state will be made if the next Legislature approves the plan now being urged by him for the support of inmates of the Sonoma State Home, John I'lover, probation officer, claims. next Saturday and Sunday. Meet nt the end of Ashby car line at 3:30 Saturday afternoon. Bring blankets and food for three meals. Hike via Claremont canyon and WASHINGTON, Oct.

30. Public lands disposed of in tho fiscal year by the government amount to 1.048,278,220 acres, or more than ii0 per cent of the entire land surface of the country exclusive of Alaska and other territorial possessions. The remaining unappropriated and unreserved public land Sierrat, doping gradually from its bast at the bed oi Te-na-ya Creek, to Test Suit From California Will Be Fought to the Highest Court. Skyline trail to Auto Camp at foot Koun.1 Top. Camp over night.

View sunrise from Round Top. Return under direction of leader, George Smulnn. Hikers leaving Sunday meet at 9 a. m. at end of Ashby car line, Berkeley.

Leader, Douglas Beasley. There will be election of officers. Romany Club The annual Hallowe'en party of the Romany club will be held Sat its summit six thousand feet above, the floor oi the Yosemite alley, is one oi the most maiestic ot all the beautiful peaks of the region. From its lofty summit one's view of the surrounding country is only limited by the. range of one's vision.

From here one may look out over a chaotic massing of noble mountains, over cone-shaped and castle-shaped peaks of every shade of blue end gray and purple, and doun enormous gorges Plover has written to officials of every county in the state urging that the present law be changed to relieve counties from the necessity of paying $20 a month for each inmate from the respective counties. An amendment to the present law will be urged when the lawmakers convene at Sacramento. Under the plan as proposed Sonoma county would save $14,000 annually Plover Insists that the problem By I.EO A. MoCI.ATCHY. WASHINGTON, Oct.

30. Cali-fornlans anticipating refund on Income taxes, as a result of Attorney General Stone's Interpretation ci that state's rommunity property Jaw. appear to be slated for a Ions amounts to 186,604,733 acres. Figures made public today by the Jnterior Department's general land office disclosed that the largest amount of land disposed of went into homestead entries, commuted entries and sales to the general public, the figures reaching 523.96S.514 acres. Railroad ami wagon road grants aggregated 161,539,168 acres, and and other grants to State governments totalled 137,668,490 acres Included in the rest of the total disposals 'Were grants to war veterans and Indians, and under timber, swamp and desert laws.

Vait. The sn far the trea- vrv department ij concerned, will that are fiery green in the sun at the urday niglu at the Y. W. C. The affair will be impromptu and members and friends are urged to come in costume.

Supper will be top and black as black velvet in the Jiave to run the pauntlet of the of caring for the mentally defi- cient is a state problem and therefore the state, as a whole, should pay the bill. The Sonoma State Home at El-dridge. Is the only institution of its kind in California. served. Sierra Club Steep Ravine will be visited by the members of the Sierra Club next Sunday.

Take the 8:15 a. m. Sausallto boat and train to Mill Valley. Walk via Pipe Line trail, Rattlesnake camp and Alpine trail to Steep Ravine. Distance, 14 dark at the bottom, uith here and there, a streak of foamy uhite show ing to mark the course of some stream on its Hoyi to the tea." Herbert Earl ITilson, Contra Costa Hills Club Lake Orlnda will be visited by thi members of the Contra Costa Hills club next Sunday.

Meet at the end of Euclid avenue car line Vnited States npreme Court he-fore any final adjudication is made. Stone's opinion held that under the California community property law, the federal government has he ripht to assess inheritance taxes only acainst BO per cent of an estate. Tho Internal revenue bureau has been assessing and collecting tich taxes on a 100 pc cent valuation. Refunds now wi'l be In order. TEST Sl'IT AWAITED.

The attorney general's rulniR, fcowever. did not indicate whether Hie government also has erred in refusing to permit husband and wife in California to file separate Santa Rosa Starts War on Bootleg SANTA ROSA. Oct. 30. An- San Benito Will Have Fruit Conclave HOLLISTER, Oct.

30 The Farm Bureau directors of the thirty odd centers in fan Benito county met here yesterday, and decided to hold a fruit growers' convention here December 0, when several state authorities on commercial fruii growing will address the orchard ists. Henry Waldemar, W. J. Tochei and Bryan Jensen were selected a miles; Elevation, 1700 feet. Fare, round trip to Mill Valley from Son iCragmont) at a.

m. Walk via I ridge trail to Grizzly peak, thence I through Toyon canyon to Lake Or raids here until open bootlegging l.i i a thing of the past. Chief of Police Mathews' dry squad today swooped a committee to arrange the con ventlon. The centers have been aown on nine drink parlors. In every instance rum was dumped before the raiders had an opportunity to collect evidence, the officials stated.

No arrests were made. Under cover agents are understood to be working in the Francisco, 4S cents. Leaders: YS ill K. Webber and Mildred LeConte Webber. Sierra club members will hold a Hallowe'en dance at the Western Arts clu), Vallejo and Jackson streets, San Francisco, tomorrow night.

From the Ferry take Union Street car to Taylor street. Walk two blocks to Vallejo and Taylor. Washington-Jackson, also Sacramento, car lines are within a few blocks. The committee in charge includes! Leah Hopkins, Harold Braunton and Myrtle Informed that Ralph P. Merrta, lnda, Have lunch and return via Uleree'e spring to Clareniont.

Distance, 12 miles. San Francisco members take 8 a. m. Key Route boat and Berkeley train to University and Shattuck avenues. Dolly Reynolds and Laura Campbell are the leaders.

Berkeley Hiking Club An over-night trip to Round Top, back of Oakland, will be the hike of the Berkeley Hiking club neaa or the Kalsln, Growers aaso-ciatlon, will be the principal speaker of the day, on the subject of "Cooperative Marketing." city to carry out an unrelentless war on the bootleggers. income tax returns, each accounting for one-half the couple's income, and thus avoiding the higher taxes assessed against Incomes above certain specified amounts. It la this question upon which the largest amount of money is Involved. If the government he required to refund both on Inheritance and Income taxes, the total -ould apprrximate J130.000.000. While the treasury department lias declined to make public the pinion received from Stone, he Is Understood to have recommended gainst making any refund on Income taxes at this time, taking the View that the ruling of the United States District Court and the circuit I cflf I IS iA jyv assessed and collected excess income taxes.

Whatever the verdict in the district court, the suit would be carried on to the supreme court, through the circuit court of appeals. Thus, it might be another year or so before final determina This VictrtU is cuff $uo with tlbums.Ttrms. comes Into one-half the estate, not as an heir, but as an actual owner. In other words, the husband can will only one-half the community property because the other half does not belong to him; it belongs to his wife. 30-Ton Boulder Halts "Overland Limited" RENO, Oct.

30. A 30-ton boulder delayed the eastbound tion. Cahfornians who have argued the question before Secretary Mel Jill I i'y 'li cdU Overland Limited, crack Southern Pacific train, for two hours last s. pffiCOAK court of appeals, upon which his opinion wns based, dealt only with the question of inheritance taxes. He Is reported to haye suggested that separate court proceedings first should be instigated by California taxpayers to get a specific ruling on the income tax question alone.

MTRT WAIT TFAR. This procedure would involve the filing of a federal court euit by an Individual taxpayer, or a group of taxpayers, contending that the fed-ral government is required to recognize the California community property law, and that in refusing 1 to f've iich recognition. It has night in the High Sierras. Loosened by the heavy rains and snows lon and Attorney General Stone, including Senator Samuel M. Short-rldge, who initiated the campaign here, have contended that if the government is obligated to recognize the state law when assessing inheritance taxes, it would naturally follow that the same recognition must be given in esscssing income tixes.

The ruling which Stone and his predecessor. Attorney General Daugherty, gave against the government on inheritance taxes, was based upon the fact that husband the boulder rolled onto the track and was only dislodged after a wrecking train was brought to the scene. A dismounted automobile engine has been utilized to groove and What playmates for and wife, under the California law. rut ice on a big pond in the east. your children? S.

G. A I Fourteenth and ashington Streets Opposite the City Hall VICTROLA'S famous dog "Vic" is a suitable G. A I The Highest Grade Overcoats in America So Priced That the Eyes of All Oakland Are Focused on Them companion for your children. "THE HOUSE OF VALUES The great Victor catalog which he represents is crammed with joyous, wholesome music. Here at Sherman, Clay Co.

are salespeople who know that Victor dog's catalog from cover to cover. We know of no other way to attract men to this Upstairs Store than to give them Overcoat Values so outstanding as to cause comment. TODAY AND FRIDAY Hundreds of garments smart new Fall styles from our regular stocks drastically price-reduced for this big two-day event. No refunds or exchanges. 200 Fur-Trimmed Coats Sherman, pay Co.

Fourteenth and Clay Streets, Oakland Kearny and Sutter San Francisco and others with self collars specially priced for Month-End $25 Cleverly styled Winter Coats for dress and sports wear, taken from our regular stocks for the Month-end Sale. New coatings in the wanted colors misses and women's sizes. Some with both collar and cuffs of fur. Higher Priced Dresses Take Large Reductions For the Month-end Sale We could not retain the wonderfully large men's patronage we enjoy nor have them recommend this Store to their thousands of friends unless the S. G.

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Forhan Company, New York '1 1 it" urtsi, ousiness ana sports models in colors, at a fraction of the real value newest modes and i $3.95, today and Jersey Petticoats $2-45 Heavy Jerey Silk plain tailored and fancy, in good orttnent of colors most wanted Friday only. Silk Hosiery Full fashioned Chiffon Silk Hose in full line of colors for the" two days, $1.63 Wool Skirts 55.95 Novell wool Separate Skirts in the newest Fall -j for the two $5.95. Broadcloth Blouses SJ.85 Smart tailored ttylei in all white, and in white with dinry colored tripei. mvm I I If i rrii it 12th and Broadway Enlire'Second Floor FOR THE GUMS More than a toothpaste it checks Pyorrhea -I.