A
Wednesday, October ¿si,
ASH LAND
D A IL Y
T ID IN G S
tbs first of the yea? from Cali­
fornia and more are coming in
each day, many of these coming
from tourists after their retu rn
home.
(Established in l«7fl)
P u b lish ed E very E ven in g E xcept Sunday by
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
B ert R. Greer ...,v............... >..................................................................Editor
George Madden Green ................................................. Business Manager
INCOME TAX REPEAL
another hour
from any
>M4
pain,
soreness or distress arising: from
Expert Greasing
SERVICE
Auto
Accessories
Hemorrhoids of Piles now that
this w onderful prescription known
as MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES can
be obtained for a m oderate price
at any first class drug store on
the money back if dissatisfied
plan.
You'll be amazed to see how
quickly it acts. Blessed relief
often comes in an hour; even in !
cases of long standing with pro- i
fuse bleeding, really w onderful j
results have been accomplished.
Remember the name, MOAVA
SUPPOSITORIES, and be sure to
follow the simple directions t h a t !
come in each box. E ast Side
Pharm acy. Mail orders accepted. I
Foreign Exchange
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Saturday,
October 25, P. E. O.
OFFICIAL CITY J? A PER
....... .........................................Telephone 39
E ntered a t th e A shland, O regon P o sto ffice as Second C lass Mail M atter will meet at the home of Mrs. Ada
: Shoudy.
Subscription Price, Delivered in City •
Monday, October 27. Ashland
Ona Month ........................................................................................... $ .65
SHELL GASOLINE and OILS
r^OREIGN exchanges are often
Three Months .......................................................................................
1.95 Music Study Club will meet.
The Tested Products
Vigorous state-wide denuncia­
Six Months ................................... ........................................................
3.75
Monday, October 27. The W. R.
* very complicated and yet
Ona Year ........................................................................................ .......
7.50 C. club will meet at the home of tion of the state income tax law,
coupled with a demand for its re­
people sometimes must use them.
•
By Mail and Rural Routes
One Month ........ ...... »......................................... ................................. $ .65 Mrs. F. H. W alker, 419 Liberty ’ peal at the forthcom ing November
Ibis hank is prepared to transact
Three Months .................. _................................................... :.............
1.95 street.
election, is evidenced by the dis­
all business wtili foreign countries
• • •
Six Months .........................................*..................................................
3.50
play in the P o rtlan d Cham ber of
Ona Year ...............................................................................................
6.50 Boone-Ladu M arriage—
and to give you accurate advice.
Commerce Clubrooms showing
BOULEVARD
and
SHERMAN
Thomas
E.
Boone
and
Eliza­
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES
more than 200- gnti-income tax
Single insertion, per inch ............................................................ $ .30
beth Ladu, both of Talent, were clippings from 125 different news- j
Y early C ontracts
m arried by County Judge Gard­ papers of the state, all outside of
Ona insertion a week ...................................................................
.27 %
ner a t the Jacksonville court Portland.
Two insertions a week ...................................................................
.25
house Tuesday morning. The
Dally insertion ........ *............. :........................................................ • .20
This display includes hut a
couple are well known In Talent small num ber of sim ilar clippings
R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A dvertising
F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. I .10
and expect to make th eir home obtained by C. C, Chapman, e d i-.
Ashland, Oregon
Each subsequent Insertion, 8 point line .................................
.05
there after a short trip.
to r of the Oregon Voter, who. |
Card of Thanks .................................... ............................................
1.00
Red Pepper Rub takes the
• • •
after thorough investigation, h e }
Obituaries, per line .............................. „ ............ . ........................
.02%
“ouch” from sore, stiff, a c h in g ,
Civic Club M eets—
• * * * * * * * * * ♦ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f r » 11 « i > >
declared yesterday, came to the Overland 9 0 -............$150 joints. It cannot h u rt you, and
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
it certainly stops th a t old rheu- i
The Civic Club m et a t the club conclusion th a t many investm ents
"All future events, where an admission charge is made or a
house Tuesday afternoon with a had "been reduced, suspended or Mitchell Touring ...$ 75 matism to rtu re at once.
collection taken is Advertising.
When you are suffering so you
large crowd in attendance. Mrs. w ithdraw n entirely and th a t the
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
can hardly get around, ju st try
(Paid A dvertisem ent)
Perozzi was the main speaker on state was losing millions of dol­ Reo Speed Wagon ..$350 Red Pepper Rub and you will
DONATIONS
No donations to charities or otherwise will be made In advertls- the program , talking on “ The Wo­ lars because of the income tax Ford Coupe ............. $375 have the quickest relief known
N othing has such concentrated,
man V oter.” Mrs. Perozzi told of law.
lM or Job printing— our contributions will be In eash.
penetrating heat as red peppers.
the m easures to be voted upon at
Mr. Chapman, with a committee Ford Roadster ........ $225 J u st as soon as you apply Red
WHO IS TO BLAME
the coming election and explained of the Portland Chamber of Com­
Pepper Rub you will feel the ting­
A recent news note tells us of liow a gang of young in detail the work of every vot­ merce, is leading the fight to re ­ Ford Touring ..........$115 ling heat. In three minutes it
warms the sore spot through and
A short business session was peal the income tax statu te. Other
W ashington................. NO Income Tax
boys, playing with firearms fired a bullet into the home of er.
, through. Pain and soreness are
held and the report of commit­ evidence showing general state ­
O regon........................... INCOME TAX
a resident of this city. That serious injury or even death tees in charge of the Rummage wide antipathy to the law wa3 Quick Service on R aybestos gone.
Ask any good druggist for a
California .................. NO Income Tax
did not result from this carelessness was through the will Sale made. A short social hour the receipt of sm all anti-income
B rah e L ining
ja r of Rowles Red Pepper Rub.
Be
sure
to
get
the
genuine,
with
,
AVE HAVE EXAMINED copies of the documentary
of the Lord himself, for the room into which the bullet followed. Delicious refreshm ents tax campaign contributions from
the name Rowles on each pack­
were served w ith Mesdames E. D. more th a n 1500 persons th ro u g h ­
evidence as to the effect of a state income tax upon Ore­
crashed was one of those in greatest use in the home.
age.
Briggs, Homer Billings and Ed out the state.
gon. V e are satisfied as to the genuineness of the docu­
Probably the first intimation that they have done any B arron presiding at th e tea tables.
ments.
• e e
damage will reach these boys through the news columns
IE
W. & N. Service
Station
GAR BARGAINS
RED PEPPERS WILL
HEAT AWAY PAINS
OE ■ ■
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Which State WUI Grow?
Automotive Shop
C hevrolet and D odge
Sales and Service
of the Tidings. And maybe, even after they read the M issionary M eets —
The W oman’s Synodical Mis­
article concernin; their deed, they will not realize the sionary
Society la m eeting Wed­
seriousness of it. For, according to the man whose home nesday, Thursday and Friday at
was damaged, the boys were too young to realize the dan­ the Bethany Presbyterian Church
iu G rants Pass. A large delega­
ger in which they placed that family.
tion from Ashland are attending,
Although we may censure these boys, and accuse among them Mrs. Grace Andrews,
them of extreme carelessness, they should not bear all the Reverend and Mrs. Mergler, Mrs.
blame. Not even half, for it is the parents of these young­ J . W. McCoy and Mrs. S. D. Tay­
sters, who furnish them firearms before the children are lor.
old enough to realize the danger of their guns, who should
CALIFORNIANS NOW
hear most of the blame.
INQUIRE IN STATE
Hunting, with all that goes with it, the great outdoors
and a touch of nature, is a splendid thing, and something A representative of the Land
Settlem ent Committee of the
which every youngster should be allowed to enjoy. But P ortland Cham ber of Commerce
his enjoyment should be under the supervision of older will be sent to California to s u r­
people, until he can come to the realization of the respon­ vey the field th ere w ith the ob­
c t of opening an Oregon infor­
sibility he takes every time he handles a firearm. Then, je
m ation bureau in Los Angeles.
and then only will the accidents such as the one which This is made necessary by the
occured here cease.
hundreds of inquiries being re­
OUR
RAILROADS
Complex» statistics of the- Interstate Commerce Com­
mission of the Class 1—that is, the large—railroads of the
country for the year 1923 having recently become avail­
able, the Railway Age publishes in its current issue an
analysis of these statistics to show just what happened to
the railroads during the decade that included the period
of the great war. It uses as its basis the figures for each
average mile of railroad.
These statistic« disclose some striking facts. They
show, for example, that the increase in the total earnings
of the railways was $13,222 per mile while the increase in
their net return available for paying interest and divi­
dends was only $380 per mile and that, therefore, the
security owners received directly and indirectly only one-
thirty-fifth of the total increase in earnings. They also
show that the increase in operating expenses per mile was
$10,180, and of this amount $7,170, or almost 70 per cent,
was paid out in increased wages. They show also that
of all changes that occuired on the railways the increase
in taxes was relatively much the greatest.
“ The investment in railway property,” the Railway
Age says, “ increased from $65,700 to $86,147 a mile or
31 per cent. The increase in net capitalization per mile
was only $5,465 while the increase in property investment
was $20,447. The wide difference* in these figures is
chiefely due to the fact that a large part of the investment
in property was made from earnings of some companies
which paid no dividends but invested in their properties
all the earnings they had left after paying interest on
their debts.
“ The increase in the average tractive power of loco­
motives for each mile of line operated was 28 per cent and
the increase of fn iglit ear capacity per mile of line was
16 per cent.
“ The increase in the number of employees per mile
operated was only 5 per cent while the increase in the
wages paid on each mile of line operated was 125 per cent.
With these increases in the capacity of equipment and in
the number of employees the railways handled 36 per cent
more freight business and almost nine per cent more pass­
enger business per mile of line operated.
GOVERNMENT IN SECRET?
Why this concerted effort to keep secret certain past
goings-on in the Oregon state house? Why try to cover
up school fund shortages, compensation fund shrinkages
and foreclosures of soldiers’ bonus loans and like short­
comings of public officials? AVhat about the following:
The owner of a 320-acre dry farm in Harney county
offered it for sale for $700 .Unable to get a buyer at that
figure, he tried to sell it for $600. Failing in this, lie ap­
plied to the state for public school money and was given
a loan of $1200. Then he abandoned the farm, left the
country, and has never returned.
Of course, the state had to foreclose and take over
the farm that the owner was unable to sell for $600. The
loan of $1200 of school money was made August 30, 1910.
Not a penny of interest has ever been paid. Besides the
$1200 thus taken out of the principal of the irreducible
school fund, the public schools have lost the interest on
the loan for a period of 14 years, one month and 18 days.
Interest on the loan at 6 per cent compounded semi-an­
nually would amount to about $1565. In addition to loss
of a part of the principal and the loss of interest, the state
has lost the taxes on the property since it was taken over.
Republican Ticket
and Platform
AVe find that this evidence substantiates the claim
that many millions of dollars have been diverted from in­
vestment in Oregon industries that would provide a home
market for Oregon agricultural products.
A\ e find the damage is so serious and of such extent
that we appeal to our neighbors and to voters in all parts
of Oregon to vote tor the repeal of the present income
tax and to oppose the enactment o f any new state income
tax bill, at least until such time as the other Pacific Coast
The Jackson County Republican
organization is composed of fifty-
i ix precinct committeemen, an
executive committee of eleven
members, a women’s advisory
committee of eleven members, one
a ll food, b etter,
v, oman member of the state execu­
tive committee, a state committee­
foNestla» ALPINE
man, a congressional com m ittee­
man, making a total of eighty-
one members who are the law­
have enacted similar legislation so they cannot
fully constituted representatives
of the republican party in Jack- grow at Oregon’s expense.
son county. These men and wo­
AA e do not object to paying a state income lax, hut
men believe in party government,
party responsibility, and party we do object to imposing a tax that keeps capital out of
discipline, for no political organi­ our state, retards state development and tends to leave
zation can long endure, nor can
it be of any great force or effect our farmers dependent upon distant markets.
in elevating our standards of pub-
AVe resent the tendency to give Oregon the reputa­
■ lie service unless it is willing to
assume full responsibility for its tion of being a “ backward state.” Oregon’s resources
i acts and stands ready to enforce
discipline and demand loyalty and the courage and enterprise of her pioneer people en­
1 when the m ajority speaks. The title her to a great destiny. Let us all join hands to rid
organization is in politics only
ceived from residents of Califor­
from the standpoint of better gov­ Oregon of legislation that handicaps Oregon development.
ernm ent.
nia, particularly in the vicinity
READ THE NAMES OF THESE SIGNERS:
The following resolution was
of Los Angeles, requesting infor­
unanim
ously
adopted
at
our
m
eet­
m ation as to Oregon and its re­
River
ing 01} October 7th. It is both a J. O. Isaacson, Central
Charles Ray, Clover­
sources. Over four hundred in­
Point
Charles Hall, M arsh­
pledge and a platform :
dale
field
quiries have been received 3ince
Under the election laws of the W. C. Leever, Central
G. M. Rice, Pendleton
Point
S. P. Peirce, Sixes
state of Oregon, a county com­
Frank Branch Riley,
m ittee is elected by the people at Louis A. Salade, Cen­ J. C. Perry, Salem
Portland
tra l Point
Patsy Daly, Prairie
the prim ary a t the same time the
A. B. Robertson, Con­
candidates are nominated, and this C. C. Chitwood, Jack­ City
don
sonville
Robert W. Sawyer,
committee is given full authority
MANY WHO WANT
J. E. Roman, Astoria
Bend
to taae
take chs
charge of the campaign Blanche Cook, Jack
-i
/--i
10
E. C. Sammons, P o rt­
•sonville
Joseph
J. Keber, Mt.
land
for election
_
£
1
This con
committee is made res­ A. C. W alker, Jack­ Angel
Chas.
J. Shelton, Bak­
sonville
Alta B. Smith, Pilot
ponsible for the conduct of the
er
i campaign; it is empowered to levy D. C. McClure, Tang­ Rock
A. A. Smith, Baker
ent
W. C. McKinney, Mil­ Dan P. Smythe, Pen­
' assessm ents on the candidates and
! to otherwise raise funds for prop- E. D. Briggs, Ashland ton
dleton
er and legitim ate campaign ex- Wm. M. Briggs, Ash­ D. H. Robbins, Molalla Conrad Stafrin, Dallas
land
Charles T. Bennett,
1 penses. The powers of this com-
Geo. W. Steelhammer,
H.
G.
Enders,
Jr.
Ash­
Mosier
4 m ittee given both by law and by
Silverton
land
V.
L.
Lundy.
Myrtle
implication are alm ost unlim it­
Mark
N. Tisdale, Suth­
Fred C. Homes, Ash­ Point
are disappointed e a c h
ed. Therefore, be it
erlin
F. H. Churchill, Rose­
land
Resolved, th a t the Jackson
N. G. Wallace, Prine­
week because they delay
County Republican Central Com­ D. H. Jackson, Ash­ burg
land
Fred H. Hopkins, Med­ ville
ordering. Phone us for
m ittee exercise in every ju st and
Carl G. W ashburno,
ford
reasonable way in this campaign J. W. McCoy,» Ashland
Eugene
your Friday Fish.
the full powers given them by V. O. N. Smith, Ash­ Wm. J. Liljequist,
T. C. W heeler, Cottage
land
McMinnville
Expert Cook, who has
. law.
Grove
i Believing in party government F. F. W hittle, Ashland S. L. Parretfe. Newberg J. L. Gault, Corvallis
made Universal Electric
C.
W.
Ashpole,
Med­
H.
G.
Enders,
Jr.
-
, and party responsibility, we there-
Ashland
R
a
n
g
e
Demonstrations
1 fore pledge to the people of Jack- W ford
alter
Bowne,
Med­
Fred
H illister, North
N. Main
P h on e 107
! son county th a t if they see fit to
ford
Bend
here several times, will
: elect our candidates on the 4th
Brackinreed,
H. Wayne Stanard,
day of November, then this or- Alan
demonstrate this range at
Medford
I ganization w'ill ge behind these T. E. Daniels, Medford J. Brownsville
Burns
this store for a week, be­
■ county officers and encourage and C. E. Gates, Medford W. J. C. Donegan,
Leever,
Central
' support them in every way, so W. H. Gore, Medford
ginning Monday, October
long as they conduct their respec­ B. E. H arder, Med­ H. Point
W. Young, Coquille
20th. She will again give
tive offices in an able, economical
ford
C.
E. Ingalls, Corval­
i and honest m anner, and if they George G. Hewitt,
Ashland housewives her
lis
prove unw orthy in the conduct
Medford
L. D. Scarborough,
L. Barnum, The Dal­
of their
offices,
and should Fred
wonderful recipes.
IS HERE
H.
Hopkins,
Creswell
les
i charges of inefficiency or dishon­
Medford
J. J: Roberts, Red­
L. J. Chapin, Salem
esty
be
preferred
against
any
such
Let 'us talk with vou
mond
E. G. Favill, Lake-
Mr. Jam es H. Allen, of 26 officer and if upon investigation William F. Isaacs,
Medford
M
.
G. Hope, Vale
view
about Fordson farming.
are
found
to
be
true,
then
this
Forbes St., Rochester, N. Y., suf­
John W. Johnson,
W.
L.
Thompson
August
J. Stange, La
fered for years with rheum atism . committee pledges the people .of
M ediford
A. W right. Union
We will be glad to demon­
Grande
Jackson county th a t we will ask John C. Mann, Med­ L.
Mrs. Lewis A. McAr­ E. J. K uratli, H ills­
Many times this terrible disease for the resignation of any such
strate the Fordson to pros­
ford
thur, Portland
boro
left him helpless and unable to officer, and, if necessary, take Porter
J. Neff, Med­ Mrs. C. E. McDowell, Jess R. Lasswell, Oak­
pective power farmers.
steps to remove him.
work.
240 E ast Main St.
ford
Prineville
land
F u rther, if these candidates are John S. Orth, Med­
Miss
R. M. Steiwer,
He
finally
decided,
after
years
II. J. Hendricks, Sa­
Call or come to our office
endorsed a t the polls this fall,
ford
Spray
lem
of ceaseless study, th a t no one then this committee is resolved
Jam es H. Owen, Med F. L. Meyers, La
to make arrangements for
Hal E. Hose, Oregon
to
see
th
a
t
harm
ony
is
brought
can
be
free
from
rheum
atism
ford
For a smooth shave
Grande
City
into the court house a t Jackson­ B. W. Paul, Medford
your demonstration.
until
the
accumulated
im
purities,
M. Thornton, Wm. H. Daugherty,
and quick service go
ville and th a t all of these officers C. M. Sims, Medforc Kathleen
Lakeview
Echo
p U U
v u ftv v u ci
iu i
v efficiency
u iv iv u v j
iu
v u i
together
for
in
our
to the Shell Barber commonly called uric acid depos-' pull
John R. Tomlin, Med­ Nellie May Hill, Lex­
Phone 50
its,
were
dissolved
in
the
joints!
county
government,
to
the
end
ford
Shop.
Ladies and
and muscles and expelled from th at the burdens of the taxpayers V. I. Vawter, Medford M. ington
L. Boyd, Dallas
children get your hair
may be relieved to a3 great an Gordon Vorhies, Med­
the body.
)scar H ayter, Dallas
bobbed and marcel­
extent as possible.
ford
W ith this idea in mind he con­
H A R R IS O N
We fu rth er pledge ourselves to Jay H. Dobbin, Joseph Sugene H ayter, Dallas
• led.
sulted physicians, made experi­ see th a t unnecessary deputies, Sam Litch, E nterprise Louis E. Bean, Eugene W. C. Dalton, Klam­
Brothers, Garage
H. H. Hendricks, Fos­ ath Falls
w . A. SHELL, Prop. m ents and finally compounded a special police and other special P orter J. Neff, Med­
sil
P. F. Chandler, Can­
and any unnecessary mem­
Fond, Lincoln, Fordson Dealers
ford
S82 Ai St. Ashland, Ore prescription th a t quickly and officers
bers of the clerical force not ab­ A. L. Mills, Portland A. J. Egan, Gervais
yon City
Homer W. Egan, Ger­ W. C. Stew art, Day­
completely banished every sign solutely necessary for the effic­ Frank E. Andrews,
vais
ville
and symptom of rheum atism from iency conduct of county business,
Portland
W. Lloyd, Halfway W. S. Ferguson, Ath­
shall be cut off.
H. D. Norton, Grants W. E.
h 's system.
Woodson, Hep­ ena
W ith this understanding and
Pass
He freely gave his discovery, pledge we subm it for the consid­
pner
John S. Orth, Medford Ferd Groner, H ills­ H. W. Gard. Madras
which he called A llenrhu, to oth­ eration of the voters of Jackson Jam es Pelton, F ort
F. S. Butt, Huutington
boro
F. H. Gaulke, Joseph
ers who took it, with w hat might county our ticket nominated by
Klam ath
Blanche Cook, Jack ­ C. P.. Bishop, Salem
the
republicans
in
the
May
pri­
C.
C.
Clark,
Arlington
be called m arvelous success. Aft­ maries:
sonville
Elbert Bede, Cottage
P. A. Frakes, Scap­
er years of urging he decided to For Representatives 8 th D istrict—
D. D. Joslyn, Jordan
Grove
poose
Valley
JOHN H. CARKIN
let sufferers everywhere know
W. F. Homans, On­
Charles W. Ellis,
G. W. Marvin, Silver
tario
about his discovery through the
RALPH P. COWGILL
Burns
Lake
_
For D istrict A ttorney
George
W. Hubbs, Sil­
B.
II.
Drager,
Salem
newspapers.
NEWTON C. CHANEY
C. B. Teats, Rickreall I. W. Hoech, The Dal­ verton
“ The blessed relief this mar- For County Judge—
les
C. E. Inga'lls, Corval­
Charles E. Gates,
Nothing would delight the youngsters more than a Kiddie
H
E
.
S. Brim hall, Tilla
' velous prescription quickly gives
W. J. HARTZELL
lis
Medford
mook
has made for it thousands o f tF o r
A.
L. Leavitt, Klam­
A
rthur
M.
Churchill,
Kar, Tricycle or other childish vehicle which will permit them
C. D. Rorer, Eugene
ath
Falls
Portland
friends,’ ’says E ast Side Phar- Por County C l e r k -
H. W. Collins, Pendle­ 3. C. Miller, Dillard
F. D. McCully, Joseph
to enjoy the outdoors and get the exercise they need,.
macy, who has been appointed
DELILIA STEVENS
J. Frank Adams, Mer­ Lena Miller, Newport
ton
rill
Fox
Sheriff—
O.
S.
Blanchard,
agent in your city. It is Mr. Al­
Will M. Peterson, Pen­
J.
J.
McMAHON
Fred
W Falconer,
G
rants
Pass
dleton
len’s
own
discovery.
•
For Assessor—
Portland
Thomas Gavin, Shan­
Paul E. Pollman, Bak­
J. B. COLEMAN
Mack Hoke, Pendleton
iko
er
For School Superintendent—
R. M. Fox, Portland C. O. Portwood, Fos­
Charles H. Stewart,
SUSANNE HOMES CARTER
Jay Gibson, Gaston
Portland
sil
For T reasurer—
J. W. Mayo, Stayton G ertrude C. Glover,
Keith Powell, Wood­
A. C, WALKER
Phil Metschan, P ort­
Klam ath Falls
burn
For Surveyor—
land
Charles H. Castner,
George Putnam, Sa­
T. G R IFF IT H COWGILL
A. D. Moe, Hood
Hood River
lem
For Coroner—
H. W. CONGER
«00 MORE signers of above appeal; more than 1,500 contributors to
Wall Paper and- Paint.
Bring your Window Sash
Doctor discovers real remedy Signed:
expense of getting facts before voters; signers and contributors live
that actually heals Toiles and ab­
*
Glazing done free.
JACKSON COUNTY R E ­ in all parts of Oregon; this advertisem ent issued by C. C. Chapman,
sorbs them never to return.
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE. Editor of Oregon Aoter, initiator of repeal m easure; residence 169
No man or woman need suffer
(Paid Adv.)
45— 10 Lownsdaie St., Portland, Oregon.
SEE US
for
C O L O N IA L
Pipeless
FURNACES
Simpson’s
Hardware
Winchester Store
Says Allenrhu
surety Conquers,
Fish
Miss Murdock
Eagle Market
VOTE
For
Repeal
Fall Plowing Time
The Ashland
Electric Shop
312 X Yes
GIVE THE KIDDIES
a Chance io Play
SWENSON-PEEBLER
Furniture Company
PILE SUFFERERS
K T QUICK BELIEF!