The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, May 10, 1897, Image 2

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77i only Republican 1'aih, Xtirgpapet
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screw, whins n, ana tnereiore wuiris
' the screw in the water smniUaiieous-
i . i ... i. a , ly. In this case there is not the rise
EASTERN OFFICE 2o t 23J Temple ! and fall and ihakc and jar of the
Court, X. Y. Via. E. K.ATZ. Agent. j common piston : the propeller-turn-
ing machinery is in continuous rota-
l tlnn MVinc tlif bnnt frop frnm -ill
vibration. The mean speed attained
for runs of a mile by the Turbinia
was 32$ knots, or a rate just short of
MONDAY.
MAY 10. 1S57
TAXES A.'l TAXES.
James A. Roberts, in the May
Porum. has a very interesting arti
cle on uThe Progressive Inheritance
Tax." which thro.vs a irreat deal of-
light upon that subject. Among the
most striking illustrations of the
workings of tax laws in general is
afforded by the inheritance tax. Mr.
"Roberts takes 107 cases at random
from thoe in which the inheritance
tax had been paid in ew York City
and prints a table showing the
amount of personal property which
the admiristrators paid taxes on, and
the amount of the same kind of prop
erty which had been given in to the
assessor by the owner the year before
death. The names are not given, be
cause, as Mr. Roberts significantly
says. -They were not the worst sin
ners nor the only sinners in this re
gard." We take from his list a few cases.
the first figures showing what the ad
rainistrator paid inheritance tax on.
the second showing the amount at
which the deceased while alive gave
in his property to be assessed for:
$3.544.343 -1 5.000: 10.252.357
500.000: 30.000.000 500.000:
2.01 5,552 5.000. And these are
fair samples ot the whole lisi. The
average per cent given iu taking the
whole list is one and three-quarters.
The total amount of the 107 estates,
tis per the administrator's reports,
was 215,132.3GG; the amount given
m by the 107 persons before death.
3.319.412.
Mr. Roberts there foie concludes
that a progressive inheritance tax is
the on.'y possible remedy for the tax
dodging class, which at, death per
mits the state to recoup for all
moneys it was cheated out of by the
evasion of taxes. The article shows
plainly the evil, but it does not. in
our opinion, provide the remedy.
Laws can be made and can be en
forced that will compel property
owners to disclose every cent of tax
able property: but the trouble is
money influences prevent the passage
of such laws, and money influences
prevent their enforcement. Judae
Suiras, of the United States supreme
court, changed his mind on the in
come tax, perhaps "unawed by in- j
fluence and unbribed by gain." but j
his sudden conversion alwavs had a '
metallic flavor to us.
thirty-eight miles an hour, the high
est -et recorded for the largest
i uoai. anu nuany iwmu :is uiuui as
i that ordinarily made by boats of the
same tonnage, applied m tue usual
way. Undoubtedly this mode of
propulsion will soon be employed in
American torpedo-boats. Oregu-nian.
Wholesale.
He Ucintiiili'd Hit.
Mr. Uadley My dearest, in That dress,
with that cluster of rosebuds in you"
hair and that dreamy, tender lirht in
your eyes, you look a.-, youn? as you did
when 1 first &sw vou. It neeni'- to me
th:.l ewry year brines some neweharm.
some additional rraee to your manner.
1 tell you there are few women iu the
world who could retain the freshness,
the beauty, the !
Mrs. Cisdley (wearily) 1 had forgot-'
ten that the lodce meets- to-nicht. '
Henry. Please be careful of the milk-
pitcher when you come up the steps in ! " j1"a-t-c-the
morninc. will you ? Detroit Free THE CELEBRATED
Press.
BHb rE57 -trl:h c blP DlncUweU'B Genuine Bnll
rS lun.,.1. is lnaJ.i.s byitsc'f. Inn ivli! I'.nil ono k
cour-on !iilde ench twe oui.ee bas, rj:d two coo- k
kQ pons inside uch four ounce U'.j, cf k
Gaiiifii Ipham 1
B Bnyobasof thlMeelcbrated tobacco and read thecoupon m
MHE whlohglvesullstof valuable presontsaudhowto get thcuW
WALL PAPER!
WALL PAPER!
Just Received j
5000
Kolls of "Wall Taper. The'
best pattern?. The mo?t
beautiful color?. j
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New Invoice
of Paint? and Oils. Any
color or brand supplied.
Yon Get
the Profits
JVIflLiT LilQUOS,
CJClines and Cigars.
. Snipes-Kmeisly DrneCo.
: FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
I rilANS.U T A GENERAL BANKING BCSINEs
No betttr vhesl made than th
Acme Bicycle:
Builr m our own tsctory by
skilled workmen, us'iig the b4
material and the mcit improve
machiner)'. We hava no nyesfc
Sold direct from factory to
rider, fully warranted. Shippii
an)-vvhere for examination.'
WRITE FOR
Our Interesting Offer
Acme Cycle Co., Elkhart, hi
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ANHEUSER-BUSCH and
HOP GOLD BEER
A Sad Affair. !
.lay firetMi That black spot over j
there on the itle of the .'lope is where;
yourr Anson Dubby, who was cros.-efl !
in love. coim::'tteil tuickir by settiu' fire j
to the hay-stack into which he had bur- j
That oeverage. uneq uaiea as a ionic.
on draught
and In Dottles.
Letters oi Credit issned available in the
Eastern States.
Sieht E:u-!ir.i;"e a:ji Telecraphic
Transfers sold on New York. Chieairo.
j St. Louis, San Francisco, Portland Ore-
vron, Seattle ash,, and various points
in Oregon and Washington.
Collections made at nil po'nts on fav
orable terms.
Regulator Line
Tie Dalles, Portlaii art Mi
Navigation Co.'
Anheuser-Busch. Malt Nntrine. a non-alcoholic
C'itv Cousin Mv coodnese!
wa. awful!
.lav G-een-
on!v s
Yep: '.specially a they
pan of the 'hav. Y.
STUBLING & WILLIAM:
II
ORTHERN
PACSFIC RY.
jstis. Regulator & DalkCity
NEW SPRING GOODS
Tolerated Them.
"Who are these people that live next
door"" aked th? caller.
"I've forcotten their name." caid the
wife of une ,:rosneron? pucilis:. "Thev
have queer -ayc and they a-.re rather -j- --- rfTG
poor, but they seem to be respectable. IN ill W Or XtllN JT VTWVjiJO
The husband. I think, is a professor in
?onie school or other. I: takes ail kinds
of people to make a world." Chicacc
Tribune.
A Preciiie Di-niTliitUin.
"Willie WiEhinrton had just said some
thin? in the v. ay of an effort to be amus
inir. "What did you think of that?" he in
quired. inrenuoUBiy.
"It wai Cwpital."
"Did you think m?"
"I am i-ure of it; borrowed capital."
Wafchincton Star.
JUST ARRIVED
JUST ARRIVED
C. F. STEPHENS,
"There is a tide in the affairs of men which, taken at its jlooo
Xit Strictly I'rof cooiuutu.
"That youni: doctor makes an im- '
mense number of calls on .Mrs. Orlesby. 1
Is. .she ery sick ?"
".Vo: she ia erj- pretty." Philadei 1
)bia I'resiS.
One Hindrnnce.
Ned I'd marry that girl if it weren't
for one thing.
Tom fftofs that? '
Xcd She 'refused me last nirin.
Somerville Journal. '
leads on to fortune."
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Tourist
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
Sleeping Car
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Alixnl ntely.
I'inter She is not only a fine looking
c-irl, but ther sav s-'.ie hs. a fortune ii.
It is not probable the evil will be her own richt. What wou'.u ju 1o .:'
remedied until it Is cured bv levolu-! -vou had a w e ,:'k- thot?
TT. . , . I Ml-nter .'othln. X. Y. Journal,
tion. History repeats itself, and the :
fit .iprnascu.
The poet unauestlonablv had reference to the
Closing Out Sale of Furniture and Carpets
at CRANDALL & BURGET'S,
Who are selling these goods out at greatlv-reduced rat
MICHEI.BACH BRICK. - UNIOI- ?T.
Through Tiekets
, CHICAGO
I WASHINGTON
! 1'UILAHELI'IIIA
NEW YOKK
KOSTON AND ALL
POINTS EAST uiul SODTH
"7
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER LINE
lir.TWEE.V
The Dalles. Hood Klver.Caj-endcLoeisssiPtn-lmid
dully, except aundajr.
GOOD SERVICE, LOWEST RATES.
Are you going
DOWN THE MI
OR TO
( EASTERN 0B15!
II so, s-ave moaev and enjny a bcantilalir.fx
the Uolumbttt. The wet-bound train MmaK
The Dalles in ample time Inr iiassenzentoU!
the steamer, arrivhic in Portland in time tec
outEOlng aoutbeni uud Northern tnim, E
hound jaseiict'rs arrivlnc in The Dailesucs
to tuke the East-bound train.
For further information apply to
J. N. HARNEY, Agent,
Oat Street Dock. Portland, Orejon,
Or V. C. AIXAWAY, Gen.Ar-.
TheUnlIes.OMX-
great tax-dodcers who think they are
beating the government, will some J
morning wnke up to the fact that the ;
government they have robbed is no
longer able to protect them, and
that they have nothing to tax. In
lelligent men may learn a lesson of
the Emigrants of France and the
story of 17. They may go far
ther back and behold the fall of
liome in her last great Consul IJienzi,
and they may learn from each of
these lessons that the blaze that kin
dled both these fires was the evasion
of taxes by the rich, and the laying
of the galling burden upon the
shoulders of the producers. The
may learn this lesson; but it is Use
less to hope that they will profit bv
it.
"Mrs. McSmith returned us -muh
cheap-T coffee Thar, fhe borrowed of us."
"Well, put it ir. a jar bv jtseli and
lend it t her wher she come? afrain."
Chicafo IJecord.
New York Weekly Tribune
' For information, time cardt, maji and ticket
' eui uu or write w
W. C. ALLAWAY. Apeut, 1
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A. D. CHARLTON. Aeet. G P. A., i
215. Morrison Cor. Third. Portland Oregon
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Farmers and Villagers,
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Fathers and Mothers,
FOR
Sons and Daughters,
FOH
All the Family.
Xi. comiNi,
SOLE DEALER IN THE DALLES OF
Marie Burial Vaults
I A Penect Protection from Water and
I Dampness. Preserves the Bodv bv Ex
i eluding the Air. " "
DOORS,
WINDOWS,
SHINGLES,
FIRE BRICK,
FIRE CLAY,
LIME, CEMENT,
Window-Glass and
Picture Moulding.
place for the dead.
ELY'S CKEAr BALM is a posltlvernre.
App'j- in'.o the ui;ri.;. It a qa. .?awj?W(i. 50
eenu a Drni-s!'. or bv ma. ; eamp.r l"c. hjr mail.
ELY BKOlULIiS. ZC Varrcn iu, :;ew Vo:t Cay.
Fur ule or Trade.
A des -a-ilf r 4rc':i ui 1CD acrcE, ulthin
four miles of Dalles City, with one epan
mares, harness, wagonE, plows and other
nrorertV. Fine fruit lnnd nnrl nlmn.
Great Britain, making nearly thirty- dance o wat(jr WHl trade or Daee
eight miles an hour. The boat is City property. Inquire of
The fastest torpedo-boat in the
world has just had an official trir.l in
With the cloe of the Presidential Campaign THE TKIBUXE ecognizes the
fact thut the Ainericau people are now anxious to jrive their attention to home and
bufciness interestfc. To meet this condition, politics will have far less space and
prominence, until another State or National occasion demands a renewal of the
llfl.t for the principles for whieh THE TRIBUNE has labored from its inception
tu the present duv. and won its greatest victories.
Every possible effort will be put forth, and money freely Bpcnt, to make THE
WEEKLY'TKIBUKE pre-eminently a National Family Newspaper, interesting
instructive, entertaining and indispensable to each member of the familv. ' i
It possesses every merit claimed for "FT fTr Tj !Ej ILT'
the most expensive vaults, viz: absolute I -J"A" - -J-J
j security and durability, thus makiiiK a I "
i permanent and imperishable reetini: '
DR. GU0S
LIVER
PILLS
j lie tui" -. .knwr:
ICC
This vnult h made of eix pieces of mar
ble which can be firrnlv faptened to.
pethei with cement, thug making them
air and water tight. i
All Kinds Cemetery Work
Mr. Comini has on hand a larne sup-'
pyot lirst-cluss Marble, to be used in'
Monuments, etc. Prices lower than in 1
Portland. ,
Thin Im Your nnimrtimltv I
t M-M j
On receipt of ten ceut8, cash or stamps, '
tiAAltn.
mn! Minnie lr" ft VhltielpV-
IIM.U UU.. aOSA.N JiU Zf-"- '
pacRini n
extremely small, only 100 feet lonir
nnd 100 tons burden. JJer power is
applied on a new plan, whieh gives
her the name, Turbinia. She is im
pelled by a steam-driven turbine, a
wheel of slantiug nnd curving spokes,
similar to the common propeller.
The shaft of the Turbinia has piac-
A. s. Mac Alli.ti:i:,
Real Eptatoand Insurance Audit.
Crnio.siCLK office, The Dalles, Or.
Tfin flAfnmfiifl
' We furnish "The Chronicle" and 1ST. Y. Weekly Trib- 3. 1UG llUlUlUUld
i tine one year for only $1.75. S;?ream "a,,n.) efficient to demon.. packers of u
: "mc arasasa? por k and beef
Write vour name and address on a nostal card, send it rn Ron v v. :-.... .. . MANOFAC1 ur-
. . ' -.W.M.Wi..Ul . I 1 I T ! 1 L rl.IN i r 1 1 1 1
l.JT.,'. A ,
tween 0 and 11.
ao-tf
The merchant who telle you he has
something else as eood as Iioe Cal:e soap
tically n propeller at each end, one isatroadman tkep away from. a2 "m
. A yirl for general housework. Must . Tribune Office. New York City, acd a sample copy of The New York Weeklv Trli .' I .?.IrJlV,.Jry of otFalla,
be a eood cook. A pi. v at the residence tin will liu i.i,51m1 tn vnn. ' , reaia uaim to me
.. V Tn.,l r, Ku..Vt..,. i... 1 CAU emiiliasize hlB statement. "It in , noi
' I ... WWI Kit, ...fc... UU , iilUI iilim I.U- i - , w - " I'vw.-
tutc mf i-iuurrii ii useu as airected." I
lie v. FranciH W. Poole, Puator Central Pre
vuurcu, ueiena, aiont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
i.or any injurious drug. Price, CO cents.
Job Printing at This Offiee.
'."'i Pine Lard and Sau
Curers of BRA'
HAMS rf BAC0I
J)KIED BEEF, ETC.