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NKW-Y011K. Apr. 25. Life on
n furm drove Henry Ford into mak
ing automobiles.
Mr, Kurd says so himself In mi
mticle which lie. vail "My' l.ifo nmi
Vork." written liy himself in Mc
Clure's Masajino for iMuy. with the
collaboration of Samuel Crowther.
anther and editor.
Anil Mr. Ford atl'l M Is the name ;
way about fanning. Not that he1
Iihb anything against farmers, lie
points out, but there is "too much '
hard hand labor on farms." lie
cause he was born on a f'trni ami
knew without question just what
fanning meuns, IMr. Ford Invi'.iuil '
mi niitoniobile.with which he hoped,,
first, to lighten the farmer's task
and, second, to aid people without a '
lot of money in their search for en
joyment and huaiuoiis relief. j
That, in n nutbheli, Is what Mr. j
Ford's urtlcle glvea as the reui.on
for the Ford ear. Incidditally II 1
1b the reason for his Interest !n '
farm tractors and for a lot of otli-
or things which have happenel in j
Detroit recently. , n
The automobile, however.' barely:!
esiiiped bolng a watch. Mr. Fordi!
had n desire to do fine mechanical
work and his ideas naturally turn
ed to watches, he suys. At one per
iod of those early days lid had 3(10
watches and knew what .made thf
wheels J;o iirtHiud In every one xii
them. It was then he though of lite
possibility of making a wutch fur
30 cents. In fact, he says, ho al
most started in the business but
refrained when he figured on! that
watches were not p. necessity and
so would not be soil, j
"Just how 1 reached that surpris-1
trig .conclusion Is difficult to 3tate,
now," he observes. I
But a voniUnMtlon of the fi'.rm !
r?id ulit watch, and the sight when I
lie was only 12 of a road engln'j was!
too much for anything plebiau in ',
Mr. Ford's future. He started to j
eonstder the possibility of machines j
and after glancing at that engine,
studying it, witching changes, ren.l-l
tng and thinking, Mr. Ford branch
ed out Into the automotive Indus-;
try. j
Of course, says Mr, Ford, t.ie
horseless carriage was a common I
ideu. He had It. as did several oth
er Inventors. But Tilr. Ford figured
that steam was the be3t 'v.riins fori
moving his cur, mid he s" about
making a machine- to operate oy
steam. 4le bullt one, and it ran.
Hut It had defects, lots of them. He
very carefully points out most of
them. When he found he couldn't
work out his difficulties to his satis-1
faction, he turned to gasoline--and i
so was born the Ford.
"It was i 1890 tlilit I benan
work on a double cylinder engine,"
lie writes, "because it was quite Im-
practical to consider the single cyl-j
inder for transportation."
Shortly after that the farm was!
left bfctiiiid definitely and complete-!
l.v, when 'Mr. Ford went to Detroit i
as an engineer aid machinist for;
the Detroit Electric company at
exactly $45 a month. The job
wasn't much In Itself 'but Its great
beauty lay 1u that it kept him out
in his work shop Tor he had spare
time and he employed it. !
Two years luter Detroit got a
thrill. Chug-chugging down its
main streets came tiie gas buggy.
In the seat wus Henry Ford. Be
hind it was a string of frightened
horses and curious people. In front
of it was bulwark of wondering
thousands. Henry Ford had 'found
a way to ride without horses to
drag him.
' The machine, however, was a
slight problem. To begin with it
hocked traffic. Not that It stalled,
but every time Mr. Ford stopped
the crowd started and he could not.
In safety, lfciave the car a moment.
Always there was some curious soul
who would climb aboard, play with
the brakes or the clutch and then
trouble commenced.
Fina'ily, it came to ft show dnwi
with the city authorities. At U t.
writes Mr. Ford, although there
wertJ no speed Iaw, no traffic or
dinances, he had to get a permit
from the mayor to operate the ma
chine. "Thus for a time," he continues,
"I enjoyed the distinction of blng
the only lieetascd chauffeur In tilt
( ountry."
Mr. ford ran that first machine
1.000 mlies until 1806 airl tnen ,
sold it. It took him four year., to I
make the first sole of a Fo'd ad'o
moblle, but he immediately did
what he has done since pnt his
profits Into building a new and oet
ter car.
All this time. Mr. I'.rd was work
ing as an electrician with (he elec
tric contpaiay. He had become n
foreman at 1125 a mouth but his
gas engine experiment! were mil
popular at the op The trouble)
was tney bent cil In electricity com
pletely, and wer-j u leat mlld'y
scentleal abort l-js.
Fairly anon, therefore, Mr. Ford
left the electric company. That was
w hen a xrouo of mea willl'ig to s
take a chance sterJnrd In ct1 "'-.J
ganlied The Detroit Automobtloil
romp.tiy Mr. Ford was chief tn-
guieer. fie owned a small block of !
stork and It was bis car the; sold j
There were disagreements oterjj
qneat(ona of finance ami au'.o de-ji
"vl'iiKtt, and Mr Ford iult. H. i
(tifcn: hit iceot Willi ji'nu lineocdjt
' tsasW ne-tn;y", brick ho.t, J
St4 (new iJ Jo utti, .pti.i ellt
fitoal IS for AuBU& 1836 S!m5'-"
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it was then 1002 Mr. Fo. d won i:
road men ti one of his own e.-i.i
and huslnt'BH be-all to pic; till.
. Formation of the rn Motor
company was the result.
'1 determined ubsoluudy," writ) a
Mr. Ford, "that never would 1 join
a company In, whlci finance can:'
before work or in wMch li.inkers
or financiers had t ptrt. 1 have yet
to huve it demonstrated that is the
way to success. For the only feuii"
dntion of real butdttesa Is stfvU'e."
of the South Atlantic league were in
jured today when the automobile in
which they were tiavclitij; to this rit
tuined over just outside tilet iviile,
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FIVE HUKT.
AUGUSTA, iU-, Api. 24. Fac
mi-mbera of the Augusta baKplall club
KiM KKtiUM, BY l!M. i
CALCUTTA The Begum of iiho
Pal, the only woman ruler in Asia, has
proclaimed a constitutiuisai form ott
goveinmetit.
fiF.r AM AUTO Sifi.W
Boost your home town and carcy t
'i.a -Grande" auto-sign on your car .
tiot tliem at Ad Club headquarters,
$2.00 per set of two. 4-31-f
Joel Sells it for Less
Sl'l'.ClAl, l-'Olt SATI KDAY
Mazula or Wesson t)ll gal, $,t.ti
(il-eell Onioni, ;1 buncllin for. , . .liTiC
ltaililies, ImiirlirH for 25c
1-itri;,. snlml head lettuce 15e
llliubiii'b, li pounds line
l-'resh, crisp Sillm li, 2 pounds Sflc
Kew Asiiaragus, iKUind lltlc
Fresh Tomatoes, pound 5c
Cnbbngi', t'Muliflower, lIH-snliw,
Carrots, Tunilps, lteets, ,sH-t
iotntoes. ' -V'rcvth
Whipping Cream, pint. . . .25c
l-'lne Netlcil (iem l'oiatoes, per hun
dred $1.73
J OEL' S GROCERY
(jen.Cdrriv
7flemorial. fivy
This monument, erected to the memory of Joseph
Bradford Carr, in Oakwood Cemetery, New York, is 8
combination of classic and modern ideas in monument
work. ' 1 . i
We have made a profound
study of monument building,
and an order placed in our
hands is sure to receive faith
ful, intelligent execution.
We Will Gladly
Furnish Estimate
Blue Mountain
Marble 8c Granite
Company.
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'!' $235 If
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iii'ni'lii!iiili'll-lvllllliiiim'IMIMl
afiwiiwiwwM
When m Need of
Coal and "Wood, Hay and Grain, 1
Poultry Supplies
Call M 7M
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Jefferson Street.
Main 711
.arris brocery
The Accommodation Store
Will Serve You a complete Line of
STAPLE and FANCY GEOCEEIES
Fre&J ruils, Vegetables and Farm Produce 1
CaL '-n us for your Poultry Supplies
We Sell and Guarantee
Champion Flour
Two Blocks North of
Phono Your Orders the R. R. Track on
Main 734 Fir St.
Surprise Yourself
Take home m package Health Nuggets you
will he delighted with its frcnhiic'nn, itx full fla
vor, its satisfying fojft " value. Enjo' your
breakfast lunir ani Vr letter "throughout thf
Judge R. J. Kitchen Lays
Pol itical Facts Bare
Muaicipai Judge E. J. Kitchen, of La Grande, Oregon, has entered the race fcr Joint Senator, on the
Republican ticket, of Union, Umatilla and Morrow Counies. Gives facts regarding "Faithful Four
teen" Asks farmers and business men for nomination at May 19th primaries.
II. A. Kitchen, Mnuii-ijiiil J mitre f the Ut v of La nsiile, Oreg!jn has eidemi the race for j-it sen
ator from Union, Uniiitilla nmi Morrow cr unties on t)ie Hejiuhlican ticket mid is asking the voters of
the 19th Senatorial District to support him at the May primaries.
J 1 is opponent in Union county, Senator ('. ii, Eherhard, is a monaber of the Senate (nnn said district
and in. tlie -last regular session was a mouiher of the Ways and Means 'omsniffee, .Judge Kitchen dif
fers with Senator Ebcrhard relative to state and public affairs and lie desires it to he understood that
all statements herein made are relative Mr, Kherhard's official career and in no wise are meant or
intended in a personal maimer. Some of the" nunve'ous and exhovbi1:nt Appropriations of that ses
sion aiv as follows: . .
Aimories in cettait. citica llo(500.00
Artesian well invctiiratioii 10,.
Blind . institutions hilJM) .07
S3EH1 01 eontiot fiT.CW.OO
liounty on wild onimali; , HXMHiO.CU
Capitoi and Supreme Vomi buiitimirR nd g!uuntis... 10S.TfS.59
Lem:s ,. mfitWM
Cfisritabie nd coii'tttivt institutions ISD.tttiQ.OO
t'ounty fairs ia.t;i.9a
Uairy ond i'ooi Cm mission 4i).J0J 00
Oeiieiaixics ,. 224.041.93
Eastern Orepon Stute Hospital (Si3,!W0.O0
J"ebie Minriwl iiiititutnm S92,f "7fi0
State Hospital );)7,) (Ml
Live Ktoek SaniUiy Board- 132,S(?.93
Pacific International Livestock Imposition lliitMM
Pacific NoithwcJt i'ourist Amiociation Wfl.sHKMM
Penitentiary il!,?00.00
Public Kervice onimisston , 178,4711.72
Social HJ'sjieno Society :i4,Bfi!.ia
State School for Utris 107,8rS.3o
'iVaininir iSchool ' 4a!Mt;0i
State fair 171,0l100
i'ax tommisston 9,i4n.0
TrainillK Scnool, Slate 117.00000
UniveisHy oi Orort Medical liepartmo.it 157.7iiJi.O0
Water Hoard HO.UOO O'J
Oiiiron AgriculturKi College miliage tax, estimated,, 2,2!j.1C7,04
Univei-sity of Oreoit-milltiKe tax, estimated 1.695,080.74
Koads and Hifhways, miiiaKe tax, estimated 2,081,679-03
Making a total with ruillRKe tax of over ?15,175,931.78
NOTtCifi $7.i0,H!0.0 appiomiaSions, 53.00 moie than
budget, 2JlSS,5i.0s! more than 1919-iiO.
SPNATOH EHFI!HAB1 VOITS VtfS SAl.AKY RA1SFS
OF WHCt'H Jl'UGK KITCHEN NOT APl'UOVK.
Some of the fcillsi votel for by our present wriator, originatins
in the Senate, are as follows:
Senate ttill 94 Kaise of salaries of county officers of
Muitnomuh county, as follows: County Treasurer,
Sl.ltiO.OO; County Auditor, ifUOOOOj County School
Superinteiwitnt, 1, 100.0.'. Ebcrhard voted Yes.
Senate Bill 101 Appropriation for Harney County ex
periment station, annual appropriation increased
, 1,U(H.0. Ebcrhard voted Yea.
Senate Bill 107 Increasing salary Superintendent Public
Instruction from $.'i,ouo.0O to S4.0O2.00. friiK-rhard
voted Yci.
Senate Bill 112 Incieasing salary Atiornoy (icnernl. Eb-
cihaid voted Yes.
Senate Bill 114 To amend Section 8445 Oregon Laws, cou-
bie appropriation m Session Lnws 1921, page 37. lb-
erhard votd Yes. ,
"Senate -Bill 125 Authorainfr collection, establishing and
maintenance of permanent exhibit of the iiKnculturul
mineral bim1 industrial products of State, $20,000.00.
libeihurtl voted Yes. ,
Senate Bill IM Increase of salarv of Clerk of Supreme
Couit froiii 2,400.00 to $i,0"0.U0. Kbcrhard voted
Yes.
Senate Bill 1 4 i--"Increase of salary Tax Commissioner
fiom 2,500.00 to :.0.0. tbeihitrd voted Yea.
Senate lliii 145 Introduced hv Eberhanl to pay Chaplains
at State institutions at State expense, renorted un
favorable tcnconstitulionall. Kberhard vetetl Y'es.
Senate Pill 1. Kelatinjr to salaries in Deschutes County,
every- county officer's salary raised from $209-09 UP
excepting treasurer. Kbcrhard voted Yes.
Senate Bill 1,51 ItoiatinK to salaries Jefferson County
oliicinls. All officers of county raised except shenlC.
Kbethard voted Yes,
Senate Bill lfifj All salaries of officials of Lake County .
raised exc pt County Treasurer, fcherhard voted Yes.
Senate Pill h", Salaries Klamath County officials rahed
t bet hnrrT voted Yes.
Senate Bill 16S, Kaised saiasies of eight district attorneys-
Kberhurd voted Yes,
Senate Bill 10f Appropriate moncv to eslaisiish Oregon
1'JmploymBnf Institution for the lllin-j, $15,000 00.- b
ethaid volet, Yes.
Senate Bill 179 To iiiciease salary of State printer, i0"3.
Kserhard vr-ted Yes.
Senate Bui 271 Ptovidinc for eohstraction of State build
ings and appropriation tor- ribc-hard voted Yes'. ,
bfinte Bill 27V Appropriation of 'fiO.OtiO.OO for purpose
of carrying out Child Welfare Act. L'berhard voted
Yes.
Senate Bill 2M increnre salaries, of officials or Uma
tilla Coui'ty as follows: Count)' Judicc, MSMLOfl;
County '1'rensuier, SiOOOO; Countv Clerk, $400.00;
Hecor.fer. S'i'lO.M; Sheriff. SSOQ-yO: Assessor,.
M00.0O; Coi nty School i'uperintenderit ?(ffl0.00. Ebpr-
lierd vote-1 Yes.
Senate Hill 'increase saiarie-f officials Orant flouniy
as follows: Cm nty .ludire, $:M).(10; Sheriff, $400fl0;
;ounty Asrevsor, 200.00; t'ounty School Suporin-
lendnt, iOO.CO. r'berhnrd voted Yes.
Senate Bill 28 A pptonriaOnif money for Kerr Kursory
Home at Putlami K,mmi). KbeVhard voted Yes.
.Senate Bill 289 Appronrintion for Hood -Hiver ftxneri-
ment StaOer from lf4,i)00.00 to S5.000 00, Kbcrhard
voted les.
Kenate Bill 304 ApnropriBtinK $10,000.00 for purpose of
investigating artesian well condition in r'ort Jltock
lasn. MK.i hard votc:f Yes, "
Senate Bill 311 Salaiy of Warden from t'ifAOO to be de
termined by the Covernor, Kberhaid voted Yes.
Senate (Hill :i:in Salarv nf Insurance Commissioner raised
trom $.'1,000.00 to $3,fi(10.00. Kberhar;1 voted Y.
Senate Bill !li;0 ylncrcnclng salary of District Atto-my
l iilamook County, and declaring an emergency. E'j
erhard voler! Yes.
Senate Bill lif Multnomah County Jutiee of Peije
rt salar $75 00 per month. Kbcrhard voted X'-
Senate Bill Hii To increase salarv of constable of Clfitsj
Count!! frrm $1,099.00 to fMHO 03 (km annum. Eber.
hard voted Yes.
Senate Bill Ml Assessor ml Countv School superiri- "
tendent ot Josephine County raised. Kbcrhard voted
Yes.
Senile Bill 3CS Wachlnirton County officials raised as
follows: Judge, SWOOOO: Corr.T0is5ione-s, S2.00 per
: Treasuter. $'M "0: Clerk. t'lflO 0: Dcpufy Clerk,
3n; Keeordcr. fSOOOO: Sheriff. $t99; Assessor.
s:uo.QO: School Superintendent, $100.00. Kbcrhard
' voted Yes
t'enat Bill 377 Increase of salary of two county official
of ine Coynty. Kberhard voted Yes.
StOw Bill T71' '"crease fsiarT of tiovfrior Irons S5.
; ooO.OO to $7,500.00, or 60 per cent. K9orhard voted
v o .
Mill 379 Salaried of Cltfsip CJ offuiuli m
o nsed a ollowsj. ftoantv udc, fw (ff;
. Xtnmttit KJODOOf Vmvm Civ sJflflOOfl- !hifft
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..miev i .swuiMJM '!"." ' "if l" '"ji n1!" 'iniii'ii' ' i'm m i""'jir'.'"iijys?!
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$800.00. Ebtihard voted Yes.
Some of the bills vate.-l for by him crijiaatlng in (! Hoace
are & follows:
.House Bill S Cicntii ... I'flico or comty Picat and ho'd
iaapeetor for Cava .County and jsavxiiog g oiiatt.
Kbeihiird voted Yes.
Mouse iidl is? JA.jpropriating $89.03 for impravemes.
of St.ia aptiags at soauvtile. fclierhard voied Yes.
dlcuse Bill t.i As?cjb? taiary for Ssker County th-
c:cjse ?."iO.t:e. Kbc.rh'i-'d vcttd ! .
Jlouse Utli 161 -trveatiig Eiute Came Commission. Kb-
erhaid votf Ves.
House Bill lift- .J.:lpric3 o" "j'.y Coi.Uv officials raised
us -follow?! Coitaiy Ju.'ga, f iO'!.Mj; Cjaaiv Clark,
r00.00; Slicriff, $5110.00; Scluol au-arlntundertl,
$920,00. iLuet rurif voted Yes.
House Bill 117 Raising salary County Judre and T.-eas-
mer Coos Ci anty. Uberhard oivti Yes
House Bill 124 Increase salary f cRstable Seaside prc-
cinrt liO.00. Klwrhard voted Yes.
House Bill 125 District Attorney Clatsop County irtcreasa
SftHMlOO ner year. Kberhard voted Yes.
House Bill JJMi Salaries of sfficiaU Malhe-jr Cisasty
raised, r -eiliaid voted Yes.
ilouse Bi!i 156 Kaise salary SuperiniKident of Schools,
Lincoln County, $20,100. Kba-.iinrd voted Yes.
ilcura Bill 382 Appropriate money for soil aa-j irriga
tion at U. A. U Kberhard voted Yes.
tsouc Bill 19S Salaty of Justice of the Pence Twi Dalles
District, increase from $09.00 to $100.00 lies- montii.
Kberhard vcied ios. -
House Bill 201 Raise ralsries Wasco t!ountv as foiis.vs:
Countv JudRO. $300.00; Clerk, $-40.1.00; Siieriff,
$190.90; School SajMsrinterrfefit, $30J 00. Kberhs.u
voted Yes. . ,
41ouse Bill 207 Increasing State Airf to mothers from
$10.00 to $16.00 per month and not to exci
per n'onth, tjerhaid voted -Yes.
House Bill 210 Appropriate $16000.90 to Inyestlgcw dis
ease of cattle by O. A. C Kiwi-bard voted Yes.
House Bill 21. Kaise salary Assessor of Wheeler Ca-ta-
ty- therhard voted Yes.
-Hou-so Bill 21f dinise salary School "Soperir.teadent TiiH-
meok county $200.00. Kiierhard voted Yes.
House Bill 220 Salaries of Jackson County raised as fol
lows: Treasurer, $000.00; Assussor, $500.00; School
iuptsrintendrat, $209.90. Kberhard votej Y'cs.
House Bill 2;il Conipensntion State Board forestry
raise salary $009 00, and deputy $7;9 00. Kbe.-hars:
voted Yes.
HuU Bill 2S2 Appropriate money to reconstruct fjmp.
qua lover Hutchoi-y. Kberhard votetl Yes. ' "
Ho-jse Bill 247 Appropriate $5,00000 survey Owyhee
District. Kfeeihard voted Yes.
House Bill 262 Noising salaries official Polk C.iunty.
Kberhard voted Yes.
house Bill 208 liaise salaries officials of Benton Coun
ty a-.i felk,-: Sheriff $200.90; Clerk p9.0B; SdMel
Strpoiitit undent SUOO.Oti; Judge $200 00. Kberhard
VOtt-j IC3.
House Bill 209 ApPiopnute $50,000.00 for water surtrey-s
KOes-aaid voted Ye.
House j,ill 271 Appropriate money to intprsve moutls
Hof.d Kivtr. Kberhard voted Yes.
liou-w Bill 274 Apnrom-iaic money isat;hcr' Hwsnicars
Kiver. Kberhnrri voted Yes.
Moo Bill 27 Approp'ir.te money K3ikanme i'stch
eiy. KiH'rhard vutccl Yo;i .
Hoii v lii- -77- - nT-'oi--ife r,,,e.- f' irs'iis.! H.-slcV
ery. Kberhard voted Yes.
House liiil 28d S.tisrje? ofudsls Msrj.o v County in- '
CTea ed as follo'vs; County Jutfge $V0909: Trwtib
urer ftjaO.OO; School SupetiWtRdcnt, $4O0.W3; Eb-ei-hr-1
velca Yes.
House Bill 288 Increase salaries of Wullown County
officials ss folloivs; County Trcasmer $iUuo;
Sherift $100.00; Assessor JiiOOO; School Superln
tcadtnt $300.00. Kberhard voted Yes. ;
House Bill 28S IA ipropriating money hatchery Oak
KMkv. Kiairhoid voted Yes
House Bill 294 Appropriate money fish ladders Des
chutes Hive?. Kbeihard voted Yes.
fjouse Hill Appropriate money crop pest O- A. C,
Kberhard vot Ys.
House Bill S2( Vm -fiatin armories at Medford, 3ss
depondenco, M'fM -.mvilie and Mars'hfield uni appro
priate money thereof, Kberhard veted Yes
lloue Bill 322 Increase Ealiirjuj cf Union County of
ficiais as follows: County Jodtre $S01,W; Treas
urer $-100.00; Clerk. $200.t(!;' Assessor ;:!000; School
iioperintindcnt $150.00. Kiarhard oted Yes Refer
endum atlached,
T i; enator la proclaiming the fact over this Senatorial
Disiiict that Be avss one of the "FaMh'ui Poisrteess in the special
session. called by the Governor Just before last Christmas. The
f:i-ts are as follows; At the special session there were three
crmfwmon measure" to pass regarding the support of the World's
Kair to fee held st Portinnd in 1925, one to pass n law regaining
gasiline tax; one to bond the state, and the third to caii a snecisl
election to vote on the ouetion ns to whether or not we would have
the fair. Mr, Kberhard voted "yes to rail the special election ts
heve the fair nnd every other member of the fourteen senators
votes no. Was he one of tha "faithful Kosrtccn," or was he rot?
We don't think so. .
Drmsnds Sactlix fn Taw.
If nominated and elected Mr. Kitchen will favsw the twdaeUon
of taxes bv all taying bofiies. no. more bonds isued until a method
la devisrd for paying those airead authorised. Cut SA-er-lappia
commissions, apply strict economy In expenditure of all public
funds same s its prtvate affairs, not affecting our efftcionjy.
Fewer Offices Advocated.
Mr. Kitchen advocates fewer sifices and tn raise of. no r-al-arirs
and placing Governor's sala-ry back wh,- it was before the
f9 per cent rsise. He stands for the organised fafnser r-.d laborer
and the cutting out of ell frills In education and th giving of
preference to cx-servire men ort pu'dic work.
Cut Out Exlravgaaee.
He advocates ehangi In auto tax law o rnvnoT iii pay on
value end sot wetght cf R!ehirii let holder of ureil by
mortgage on real estate pay taxes on It and ant mo-.tftsror pay
double taxation; cat out ail annecessry rp rot. rt Herns snd
lor pall or Income tax so taxation on reel ptxwrty 9-V krt more
fair erd tsniform. "Cut eut extravagance. tedjct teets not
ju.-'t talk about it,"
KltfEett i Out to ffln.
ile i Pot in thw ra---c to !. the V4t3 I t? n itf-r
taadiOiiet est tn (imitited himself onU th(J Toc of thO
U'tO fnl-.i l !:l;(Vt HitTj.d 5Uf pVtt ffirft,
&m m: mil his&mft its?.
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