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TAXING GOAT OFF
POOR MAN'S BACK
Soncraf. lustrations o! Wtial
Protetiiye Tariff Really Means.
CAUSE WORKERS TO THINK,
Intqultlta of the Payne-Aldrleh Act,
Taft'a "Beat Law Ever," Strikingly
Told In Figuraa.
Concrete examples of bow a protec
tive tariff operates are causing tbe
worktngman. tbe "poor man." to do a
lot of thinking nowadays. Re Is be
ginning to understand whether It la not
about Umt to call a bait on tbe Ile
pobllcan practice of taxing tbe coat off
lila back and threatening hltn with tbe
loss of bla ahlrt and bla socks If be
does not submit.
All through tba present tariff law,
passed by a Ilepubllcan congress and
Indorsed bjr a Republican president aa
THE DK8T TARIFF DIIX EVER
PASSED, are to be found discrimina
tions, tbe higher duty on tbe cheaper
article, the lower doty on tbe dearer
article, thna placing on tbe shoulders
of those least able to boar It tbe great
er burden of tbe protective aystem.
Here are some llluatratlona:
Tbe cheapest wool blanketa bear a
dntjr or 196.42 per cent; the dearest.
VA.CS per cent.
Flannel, not more than 40 cents a
pound, are taxed at 143.07 per ceat:
over 70 ceeta a pound, 70S? per cent
Wool plushes, cbeapeet. U1.73 per
eeat; dearest. 9333 per cent
Knit fabrics, cheapest, 141 per cent;
dearest. 033 per cent.
Stockings, worth from f 1 to SIJSO a
dozen. 7(137 per cent; from $2 to S3.
50 per cent.
Ilata and bonnets, worth not over IS
a doxen, G2 per cent; orer $20 a dozen,
S3 percent.
Carpets, highest priced. PO per cent:
that used for mats and rugs, I2&SS per
cent
Women's gloves, unllned.49 per cent:
lined, 34 per cent; longest glove, un
ified, 42 per cent: lined. 29 per cent
Men's glove, worth leas than 13 a
doxen, C&2S per cent; costliest gloves,
14.43 per cent; leather, onllned, 44X8
Ier cent: lined. 20X0 per cent
Buckles, cheapest 77.48 per
dearest 2033 per cent
Uncut diamonds bear a 10 per cent
duty; Imitation diamonds, 20 per cent
The bumble firecracker bears a
87.02 per cent duty, while elaborate
Sreworks bear but 70 per cent
Matting, smaller and cheaper grades,
-43 per cent; costlier, 24 per cent '
Watch movements,, seven jewels
(90.02 per cent; I! Jewels, 40.41 per
cent: 17 Jewels, 34.43 per cent
Underwear, cheapest 60.D0 per cent;
denrcut CO per cent
Drvwi goods of wool, chenpeat.
103.42 er cent! dearest, 04.13 per cent
Velvets. rlienKst 103.22 per cent:
denrcut, -IU.M cr cent
Silk hnmtkcrvtilcf. ehr-npest, 77.44
per cent; diitrcst, K) per cent
Scissor, vvnrtb BO cents A doxen.
R2.2I per cent; worth St.73 n doxen. 41)
per cent.
Table Unlcc. fancy- grades, 37.40 per
cent: hone hnndlod. rev-tt icr cCnt
llutclirr knives tt grmU. 32.10 per
cent: clionivst grades, Ulft. per cent.
Kile. smnllcM. 81.20 per cent, long
eat .1rt.Nl er vnt.
Rlmtcnn. worth fnim 3 to SIO, 47.07
per cent: worth over I0. 43.40 per
cent
Three are only a part of the dla
crimination clennii) from n swift
conning of some of the schedules, lie
duced to slMtKt term.' tbey mean
thartbe.pnnr tiutn fa taxed higher than
tbe rich man.
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THE HORSEMAN.
The stallion that la worked
regularly every day will get the
moat and tbe best cults.
Pick out a sire with a good
disposition. Never raise a colt
from a naturally vicious tem
pered mare. Peculiarities of dis
position are almost Invariably
transmitted.
A small cask or half barrel flt
ted with a floating top to keep
the water from splashing out
should go to tbe field with tbe
teams every day.
Never hire a cheap man to
work a good pair of borse. It
will mean Iom every time.
A- bright Intelligent .man, a
good manager and a dose ob
server will save more than hla
wage In tbe amount of work be
wll accomplish and In maintain
Ing the condition of bis team.
If there were fewer whips In
tbe world there would h? fewer
ngly horses. "
Tbe horse that la all v time
being tapped with the V (. nev-
j er Knows wnai nis maat . mesas
X by It and coiom to think be
J means Just nothing.
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IBOOMINQ KdllJHXCR. ROADS.
",
Qeed reads Wlll;vertW the
farmer to dtllvar hi ereduota en
T any day of tha year and gat ad
I vantage of tha moat favorabl
market, while bad road eompal
! tha farmer to take tha other fal-
low'a price at a time nIii tha
other fallow knuw tha larmar
mutt dalivar.
Every mil of road built In a
community will increaie land
! value, improve morals, afavat
eitttanihtp, ttimulat trad. bau '
I tlfy tlta country, promote educa-
. tlonal lntrt rail tha atand- .
ard of religion and add to the
' htalth and happintia of tha po- ',
pi.
The farmer mutt have good
', reada to markat hla product, !
which are hla only meane of pro '
curing monty with which to pur
, chats tha artlclaa of manufacture .
' for aata by local merohanta.
The farmer, tha manufacturer, j
the miner, the merchant, the i
resident of elti and villages,'
the traveler and tha people In
every walk ef life demand good '.
read.
l'MIIHIIIHi-IIIHIIIn'
fth'flLfe
&Flte4t
Oltd Reada Good.
Commissioner of Streets and 8ewen
Durfey of Fort Jervls, N. Y bss be
ccnt; pun the work of sprinkling oil upon
the strceta. Tbe dost Is first swept
off tbe street and carried away, and
oil la then applied by tbe sprinkler
Orer this .a coating of crushed stone
screenings In spread. The atcam road
roller Is then put In service and tbe
screenings rolled In the oil making a
smooth surface and presenting a (In
tsbrd appearance.
1(ai.t.Rmiitinwniwwi,i','fi
SECOND ANNUAL B
R.EDMOND
Potato Show sd I
FAIR.
RedmoRd, Oregon, October lllh and I2(Il
Liberal Premiums will be Riven on Potatoes
and nil kinds of Farm Products.
Competition open to nny person in Crook
County. For further particulars send lor
premium list to A. J. Haney,
Secretary of Redmond Commercial Club.
MMmmmmfiimmmfrmmmmmmmriimmmm?
(Iritvc M)r mnrrlail WoOiicmUv
Oct, Sin), JiiiIrk Itmirk umclnllni'
Tholr ninny frlcml mtond tliir
hvurly coiiKrntulRtloiu,
ONE WEEK
from now the POPULAR
GIRL In the STAR THEA
TRE VOTING CONTEST
will have the PHONO
GRAPH PRIZE. Contest
closes nt G p. m. next Mon
day. Who will win? You
can help decide by seeing
the Rood shows at the
Star Theatre
BEND'S FAMILY
PHOTOPLAY
HOUSE.
NEWS FROMjRESCENT
New Hurvey to ixi Made by Southern
Vaclflc ruilwsy Kngincrni,
CKE8CKNT, Oct. 7. Mrs. Eddie
Sautry Is visiting relative In Iletid.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Ilamner are
visiting relatlvea at Ockrldgo weat
of the Cascade.
I). U Pcteraon of tho l-n Tine Mer
cantile Company was in crescent
Monday.
D. A. Jonea and family were In
town Saturday,
Mrs. Ithoda Tyler and MWs I.ucte
Hertz left this week for Portland.
E. D. Tyler took them to Ilend.
Joseph L. Illngu baa moved hla
family to bis ranch after spending
Uhe summer at Camp Lou roth. At
present .Mr, Hlngo is with E. A
Marshall classifying soil on laud
owned by tho Hunter Land Co. of
Portland.
Mr. and Mr. E. O, Rourk and
family returned Monday after two
weeks In Walla Walla and Pendleton.
Mrs. Itourk underwent a alight oper
ation In the Hend hospital nnd wita
unable; to roturn for an additional
week.
Stovo Yancey patted through to
Diamond Lake to deliver a baud ot
aheep he sold to a man In Itoacbcrg.
Mr. and Mr Chna, Dennett ami
Mrs. Samuel WeUh have rented the
old hotel building for the winter
II. P. Iloey, atalatant engineer far
tha 8. P., came In to meet a survey
party which he expects" scroia the
Cascadea this week. It la uuder
atood tbey will make a. new survey
In the vicinity ot Odell Ilutte.
Mla Ireuo Tyler and Charles
Qor2 7)
IIKIIATK gPKHTION HHI.IICrilll.
EIMIKNE, Out. 0. Tho fxrciitlvn
roinmlltco of tho IIIkIi RcIiimiI Dottnt
Ing Luiikho hna noliH-ttut (ho iiuratluiia
for (hla year's iIoIiikom. Tim nnery
for tho Con I r n I OrnKoii district l
"Iteaolvud, Til ft t tho Htnto tif OriKim
hIidiiIiI adopt n t'0iiiula(iry Htnto in.
minium luw for thu conipniiantli.ti nr
emplnyeH liijiiicd in luunriloiik in
(luttrli'H."
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.160 ACRES
I OF I I
ULANDfTl
u vim:, CltOOK COUNTV, OUK.
All under the plor,
one of tho Umt water
rljfhts In the stAte of
Oregon, no stone, 21
miles from Ilend, 14
from Redmond, one
mile from railroad
su rvey.
One hundred tons
of hoy, luOO bushels
of oats, plenty of
spuds nnd other
vegetables, one cow,
four hogs, CO chick
ens, good buildings,
all necessary fann
ing machinery , In
fact, everything
ready for you to
move right on nnd
mnko money from
the start.
!' KICK 17,000
$3,000 CAnh, balance
on your own terms.
Address box 237
Ilend, Oregon.
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Operates the Largest and Best Equipped Saw Mill and has
The Largest Stock of Lumber
in Central Oregon. We can manufacture what you want,
when you want it, and at the prices you want.
Special Bill Stuff furnished at short notice. Your inquiries
are invited, and will receive prompt attention.
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