Independence enterprise., January 20, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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PROHIBITION IS SUCCESS, SAYS HAYNES
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Miny Restrictions
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)ner Hayr.es says that it is a success?-" - w,-f: ST a. -
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Prohihiu'on Ccmi
id gives an even cozen of points in his contention that
.e 1 5th amendment is being enforced. Mr. Hayr.es says j " 1
e 12 points are "so outstanding mat no atter.pt can
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that th
be cade at deniaL "The points are:
"Disappearance of the open saloon.
"Abatement of the drinking in public dining roor-s.
"Passirg of the treating evil, which was recognized as '
the greatest contributing agency in the development of a
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We have for rent
Invincible Safety Deposit Boxes
with barricaded doors.
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LIST NEW COUXTT E:0&5
AT INDEPENDENCE UEKAET
fr-: js tits
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"Casing of whiskey cure and similar instit
"Increased savings accounts,
"Record-breaking Christnaas business.
"Decreased drunkenness.
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"Prohibitive prices of -bonded liquor for beverage use. T' 7 tr
Dangerous character of illicit whiskey. .4 w,;,.ls rr.
"urreptitiousness of present day cnnxmg. ; Et Ci::r ri,;: a t
"Wail of howling ininority who would go to the length 1 5i.-s ' fir4rn
idermming tne constitution to nuliifv an amendment f -. J'77 . 7 5?
whch their action demonstrates is in actual effect. ; :r . " - c '
Changed sSitade of former hostile statesmen, pontical :i vii: aj 4frr:i 2
leaders and the press." s? ti cf ti-.r..:r ;
Mr. Haynes concedes that there has been some traffic i s t;i: r : t.3
in itrr.znr brt rs" t nthpr hard ?a s?stf: tnat tvP ro!ire ; - -i-T -r-" i-
records of the laree cities for 1920 and 1921 show very
material reduction
drunkenness.
of
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of arrests for
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The campaign of 31 aver George Oles to
cleanup '
partieudarly by persons who were in touch with the wide- j " z?ir7 JST
open conditions which have prevailed there. His first -M
step was to ceciare war on wnat he terms the "ne vamp.
He characterizes this individual as -"the well dressed
man with the big automobile alongside the curb who
asks girls to take a ride with him. The mayor says that
he has got to go. Assuming office January 1st, his first
official action was a mandate for a general cleanup of
the underworld, allowing- seven days grace for the trans
formation. Some of the law violators seemed to have
oeen 01 me opinion mat tne mayor was s imply tai-img.
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Independence National Bank":
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r;r dr.r.jr IX1! than it dunr.ff OJ.iMlown rt-metery 8u!jh,rU.
iivinif for 77 yri in P..I1
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t,: ti L: rary 1-1 vhm j, 0f r.,ni J. rbl value and
Ti re ff- th. city tat, j, l(, arprai.rl at about t. '
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I-OLK TIONEEK MIES
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i5evenr.--nve caies paid no atteention to tne edict and
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Otbo Williama. Mr. AUc Em.
AT HOME NORTH OF HULAS .n, Mnl. Mifinie Snellin. C
ite dram t-: saran j. in j'niias. jfy h-r wiii th iw.-
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they were summarilv closed bv the mavor refusinz to is- i
sue licenses, after it had been shown that there had been -Vj
law violations. Clubs from the p!ebi23 to the exclusive T-k: rr ?yri-r$
have been told that gambling and other obnoxious prac- tt Tf'Ml-Z 4r?- r
txces must cease. And so Oles is going down the line.it: "-t-g- :i r:- uV"drrrirr' tie 1 1
Xarurally, he is going to find opposition, but he arpears " ; I
to be reaay for the affray, and a new order of thrgs is
destined to be the vogue.
f-.r;r: t tit community. Mra. !lu hnw-r..!, in th xcutwr.
N'j rrirj.rtatj.r. ft piry cTrr.irr.
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cf prv.rj tr ;r:rrty a
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r i .? a driver cr c;-eri:.: r f:r rr.Tre
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There are seme changes in the federal income tax regu
lations. It will be necessary for all single persons of
mature age to make a return if the net income is in excess
of -S1000 and the head of a family must likewise file a
schedule if the earning is ?20X or more. In the latter
case tne exemption is increased to -2o0u witn an allow- -0 cf tr7 : vr
ance of S400 for each minor child. There is one other f7r "'fr.r trarsjru- ' f
essential provision, if you filed an income report last year - rf-? t carry ary ;n:n
it will be necessarv to" do so this rear, irrespective" of I urrtii cr ten at ar.y r- I
what your net earnings may have been for the past 12
months. 1 his report must be filed prior to March 1 5th.
Worth While
Printin
--r r-.-'j:-:r.j2r p.ae i:r carrjir ar.l
wio te-r. ir rr:Ia.r firr t.v a-.y
rerar stcri:rjr r'.ac vr tie j3t
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There is rejoicing in the great copper mining camps of t'-f, trs at tie
3Iontana. Operations have been resumed, following- a cf --' ? -.-r
period of inactivity of more than a year. Several tnou- 'ije'-t ar f"-Ji.
sand men have been started at work'during the past few w JSlw ."!J!!r
days m tne Butte cams. The coooer industry has been : ?rc-ark-r. t-, a-r -..-' iX
eort.V'
suffering from an overproduction. Under the heaw costs :----
of producnon it was only possible tor a few of the verv : c:-?- 2 '-r
highest urodueers to operate at a prpfit In fact, during' f;:e'7 ir k "!rs" ?-fie
uc pa-si ;.eirf u.c ucrf.iu a ox cvptri i.t uetrx: oiliV nunu t, ...
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iiu v.ii.i ue price consiGerjiui iuv.er reiau eiy man steel
and other kindred metals. - -
tie r"w.;c Krv::e :
x r vehicle Irs ti-
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There is as much difference in printing as there is in
clothing, for instance, or most anything else. The cheap,
shoddy kind is expensive at any price. You may be able
to save a few dollars by placing your order with an es
tablishment where no- 0f the elements of
is used.
good printing
-The financial atmosphere is clarifying.
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million
'txr. ps. .ir.eers siiU r c-rat-i
cr driver; with a-y trsiler cr ether f
of the mmm issue of Oregon state bonds for the ; ZZZ
soldier bonus issue were sold Monday to Ralph Schnee- cr. a trip zrA c-aiie v ra i7 h?
lock of Portland at a premium of SI 7.900, and to drawtcva rem, rxh ci.?a.i:.j car way
interest at the rate of 4.46 percent. This means that asf"
soon as the bonds can be printed ana tee legahrv deter
mined, money will be available for paying the bonuses r
and making the loans It is estimated that this will re
quire fOUr Or five Weeks. This leaves .$20,000,000 for this trsrrtatic-n set shall irr.rr.e:a-.e!y
ni?mnsp vf-t tn bp .sr.lrl. hut if. is belipved thf.t n snhspmr.t 'M "?r.d to th r&- rvic
issue will bring a still better price.
fifv' 2?:.rt:es are STa..a:...e.
A:c:ier.t r.-:.-.z frt-rrs or ir
eti'.T. "s-ith tie c jrat.rs cf ttaViT
"ehkies s-i Ject to the at.orr;ot:ve
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v.z.z forth tirr.e, j!ace ar,2 cai ti
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rsrUCe UfeniiiS OI la uraiiKc, une ji uie a- frCJidtois .-mu o-ar.crs, criveri ar.s cftrar s
blocked the exposition legislatioa, is advocating that a vehkies ir.v0Jve4, testier -itis the
stock companv be formed' for financing the proposed ex- r-r "f T'trv;f'tre
position and that bonds be Sold throughoutthe state tojJ Sit "
the ones who are interesttu in the project. Tee idea has . cr ar.j ai
more merit han anv other plan devised and will give the j crests c; testes, if a.-y.
exponents of the fair an opportunity to substantially ; 3iotor vehicles f-bjct to this act c
Via r-tr th c?r vociferous talk. iB v' f T- I
:rj, shaJ, tfore ra-s.tg over ar.y J
Will Hays is about to forsake the postmaster-general-1 irtft to & complete stop fcin a s
ship to become the head of an association of motion distance of not less than so fet and . ?
Like a shoddy suit of clothes it is a constant reminder
that you did not get your money', worth, irrespective of!
what the price may have been.
The Enterprise is endeavoring to furnish good print-ing-neat
and attractive in desigrand upon 8tock wh;ch
will fit the requirement
PROMPT SERVICE AND HONEST VALUES.
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Eicture producers and distributors, at a sararv claimed to ; cot greater taan iw teez irom
e S150,000 vear, twice the stipend of President Harding. Urt rail thereof ard stall rt c
Havs seems to be of he opinion that it is time to make hay r ? " I
whiie the sun is smnuig, and iiKewise mat it worn a oe j So Tehic.e ttaI1 be driven in a j j
possible for the duties of postmaster general to be at- j reckless or careless manner, or at a j I
tended by some otner ienow.
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