The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 21, 1921, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE EVENING HERALD, KtfAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL fll, IBM
IF
OF
THE SALES TAX
, WAflUINOTON, April 21. (flpi
cliil correspondence) Willi tho an
tiouncmiiont of (tin Treasury Depart
mn nt that It favors tho repeal of tho
excess profits tnx, mill with tho pro
ponul of a wild tax plan by Bunntor
Reed Hmool of Utah, a promlnnnt
ml Influontlnl mumbor of Iho Kin
Alien Commlttnn of tlm Honnto, tho
substitution of tho snlos tax for tho
excess proflln tnx become a vory di
rect Issue In tho hall of Congress
On Ita fncu tho excess proflln tax la
n burden that fnlls upon mon of gront
wealth, whllo, npparontly, tho solos
tax li a burden that fall principally
on coniiuinern In tho proportion that
they conimmo good. For thin reason
tharo will bo an offort to alien tho
Influoncn of pooplo or smnll wealth
In favor of continuance of tho ox
cosn protltN tax against tho ubstltu
Hon of n Hales tax.
Tho proponcnti! of tho sales tax
assort, liowovor, that tho nxccits pro
fit tax In Its ultimata result la not
what II purporta to bo. Thoy doclnro
that In largo measure tho excess
profit tax lit pawned on to tho consu
mer by tho producer, tho manufac
turer, and tho doalor. who not only
add tho amount at tho tax to tholr
prices but add homulhlng morn In
order to bo on tho safe aide. Many
people agree that thin In tho real op
eratlon of tho excess profit tax, but
thoy assort that It will bo Impracti
cable tn make tho pooplo of tho
country sea thai thin I no, and,
therefore, thoy opposo an attempt
nt substitution of the nale tax which
they bellevo will bo extremol)' unpop
ular amonic those who do not under
stand tho practical operation of tho
excess profit tax.
It I argued In favor of tho sales
(ax that slnco tho rato of tho tax
would bo doflnlto and curtain and
known to ovoryono, It could not be
madti tho basis for unjustified In
crease In price a has alwny been
the cbjio with tho excess profits tax.
A salon tax of ono por cent, or of one
half of ono per cent, would Justify
an Incroasa on each sale of only ono
cent on each, .dollar or ono cent on
each two dollars, aa tho cono might
bo. In the price of goods sold. Tho
tax paid In. this manner and at this
rato would be far less of u burden,
It Is assorted, than the present oxcosn
profit tax which Is collected Indi
rectly from tho conusmor and mado
tho Incident 6f boosting' prices to
n unconslonabla degree.
. Another arturnont advanced In fa
Tvor of tho mIos tax Is that men and
women of ordinary ability could bo
employed to chock up on tho poyinenl
of tax, whereas In chocking up on
tho Income and excess profits taxes,
financial experts nro required nt a
m.nimrniiv.ilv larco salary. In nn
awor to the suggestion that evasion of
tho salon tax would bo easy, It Is
assorted that most of tho sales Uixen
(would bo paid through concerns oni-
(ploying a largo number of pooplo nnd
n attempted evasion of tho tax
would bo known to a number of em
ployes. A buslnnis man would havo
.llttlo temptation to evade tho tax for
tho reason that If he ailompiou
evasion ho would nlwnyn bo undor
iho menace of dlsclosuro of tho facts
or would bo subject to blackmail by
emnloyes who would uso tholr knowl-
'edge an a moans of promoting (heir
own wolfaro. For this reason It Is
assorted thero would bo lonn evasion
j'of tho sales lax than thore Is of tho
excess profits tax.
These aro a fow of thu suggestions
(hat havo been offorod In support of
tho new proposal, a vury oxtonslvo
discission of which will tako placo In
congress nnd through (ho -press of
the country In tho next fow wooks
and months,
,- Tho high quality ot success that
follows advertising In (he classified
column of The Herald Is da to the
Intelligence of Its readers,
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SOME VIEWS
ADVOCATES
UNDERWOOD'S
One Cent Sale
, .. SAVES YOU MONEY
fi
NEW TODAY
FOR KENT- Now and modem flvo
room house at 1U23 Muln street.
(Jail at houno overling, or moo Olill-
cuto & Bmlth, 033 Main Ht, 21-23
VOW. HALE Kordsbii tractor "with"
extension rim nnd two bottom
14 In. Oliver plown. Clionp for cash,
or will irndn for atitomobllo or iul
ty In smnll houso. Clillcoto & Hmllli,
033 Main street, 21-23
VOll 11KNT Ono room furnished
for light liousokooplng. 7(1 Wnlnut.
21
WANTED TO RENT Houso with
from 2 to ( roomn nnd yard for
chicken. Address Mrs. H. Dntioslor,
llrny, Calif. 21-23
KOH HALE OH IlKNT 2 ono-room
cabins cIoho to pnvoinont. Ask Mr.
Doll, "tho taxi iiinn," or phono 370
or 64GM. 21-23
KOIl HUNT Kurnlshvil cabin for
bacholor, housokuoplng. 2115 Oth Bt.
21-23"
WANTKI) I'artnor In tailoring nnd
cleaning business. 8015 Mnln Bt,
31-23
WANTKD AT ONCE Bomoonu to
rent my ranch In Too Vnlley. (lood
place to raise potntoe, huy or grain,
turkoyn nnd chickens. Itumilng wa
ter tn houso. No crop. No rent. 1
will furnish seed to right party. W.
IS. 1'Attomon, 59 Washington. 21-23
WANTED Oarmonts to clean nnd
press. Itollnlng and alterations. 0.
H. Hparks, 806 Main Phono GG2W.
21-27
WANTKI) Woman to do cooking
for smalt family. Address Frank
Bchlmdt, llontty, Ore. 21-24
FOIt BAKU Bowing machine, dros
sor, rocking chair nnd washing
machine. Inquire Itoclamntlon Ser
vice Office. 21-22
FOR SALE Houso and lot by own
er Blx roomn and bulb. Will sell
on payrmnt plan, partly furnished.
Must sell soon. It will pay you to In
vestigate. 737 N. Oth st. 21-27
One Chandler Chummlo Itoadstor,
191 8 Modol, guaranteed condition.
Ono Ford Touring car, now top,
upholstorlng and paint. Mechanically
porfoct. Uulck Bale & Service.. Tol
rphune 17GW. 21tf
2-horses for sa!o, ono 0 years old, it
wt. K i0; ono 2 yr. old colt, good1
site for ugo; both for salo cheup If
takon coon. 0 ml. south of Klamath
Falls, on Miller Hill. Walter Zotxman
21-22
Pure l.lnsood oil, raw or boiled,
l.BO per gal. W. K. und J. K. Patt
erson, 133 4th St. 21-23
C'HKAl' HOMES
B,mall houso fully fumibed, big
lovel lot, nlcoly located. Only $1000,
on vory easy torms. Just tho placo
for man and wife.
Thrco room houso partly finished,
big lot, good gardon tract, California
Avo. Only $960 on vory easy torms.
Threo room plastered houso with
lights, water, big comer lot, bnth
room, cabinet kitchen. Prlcn $1800.
Only $300 cash. It's noar tho Falr
vlow school.
Throo room houso and big level
lot noar mouth of tunnol In Falrvlow
Addition, al $1500. Easy terms.
Fair flvo room houso and GS ft.
lot, only two blocks from Main Bt.
In tho hoart ot tho city; good resi
dence district, al $3000. Kasy torniu.
Strictly modern, flvo room bunga
low, on povomont; oxcollent loca
tion, full basomont, fully plumbed,
plonty of built-in features, level lot.
Prlco $4000, Only $1600 rash.
Wa havo noma largo modorn
houses at bargain prices. A ploasuro
to show you.
CIIILCOTU & flMITII,
21 633 Main Street
Wo havo ono or tho nicest smnll
housos In tho city for salo. This prop
erty Is located In the Hot Springs Ad
dition. C rooms nnd bnnemont. Snuill
garage, lawn.
If any ono Is looking for a real
homo In doslrablo locality at n roaa
onnblo figure, somo terms, cull on
WIshard & Wood,noxt door to llor
ald ntdg. 21-23
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KOH HALE Edison (JIow Kloctrlo
heator, almost now, Tol. 300W.
21-22
WANDERING SLUGGER
FllANK BRAZIL
Frank Braill is ono of Connie
Mack's most promising recruits.
,l(o began to play professional ball
In 1918 with the Cumberland club
!of Uto flluo Ridge League From
flhoro he traveled to Drooklyn,
Ithen to Hartford then Winnipeg,
'then Philadelphia. Atlanta. Bt
Paul and nnally he's back with tho
'Athletics . He wan a pinch hitler
last fall (or Bt. Paul.
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WOOD
We aro making quick do
llrerfe oa dry,
SLAB and BLOCK
WOOD
- jmucf-s niGirr
O. Peyton & Co.
O. PEYTON W. PEYTON
419 Main Phono 636
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P:UOAN BAY BUS
Fare 16c each way
Leaves Rex Cafe Leavoa Follean City
7:45 a.m. 8:00 a.m.
12:46 p.m. 1:00 p.m.
6:00 p. m. 6:30 p. m.
Reckard Rent Service
Phono 77
26-tf
Klamath Lodf. No. 1S7
L O. O. F.
Meeta Friday night of each week at
I. O. O. F. hall, 6th and Main streets
II. II. Oglo N. O.
Chos. Nowman ... W.V. O.
a, II, Manguo ......................... Socy.
W. D. Cofer ......w.-Troas.
ENCAMPMFNT
J. II. Houston
,...C. P.
-.8. W.
II. V. Drown
L. J. UcClare
8crlbe
13. J, Mayor
-Treasurer
LET UB DO YOUR COLLECTING
A number ot business houses aro
saving the time of their bookkoopors
and Individual collectors by lotting
us collect their monthly bills. It Is
tho modorn method. It cuts down
your ovorhoad. Got your hills ready
and wo will do the rest.
MRS. T. II. JOLLY ..6th and Main
Ovor Sugarman's store. Phono 320W
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Havo You Been Kclfey today?
Got rosullii by using class ads.
EX-SERVICE MEN, ATTENTION I
Klamath Post No. 8,
American Legion moots
at tho City Hall on the
first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
Ex-service mon aro Inrltod to at
tond tho meetings.
For membership cards or Informa
tion ox-iorvlco mon aro requcstod to
sou or write the following otflcers:
J, II. Carnation, Coramandor.
Way N. Fouch, Post Adjutant.
For rollof of omploymont sco or
wrlto tho Chairman of Tho Hellof and
Employment Committee, Francis
Olds, caro Lakcsldo Lumbor com
pany. Klamath Falls Cyclery
Wo aro hero to servo you, and
aim to sorve you right. Motorcycles
and Illcycles, Parts and Acossnrlos,
Tires and Tubes, that will stand
your Inspection, as wo carry the
best In our line. Repair shop In
conneetlon with Harloy-Davldson
Service
Phone 279
1010 Main St. Klamath Fall
O. K. BISMARK
FACTORY SHOP
Mattresses Mado and Ro-
X paired, upholstorlng Crating, X
f paeklng. '
I J. K. HHAITO.V, PROP.
I 127 N. 4th. St. Phono ltWMV I
MINERAL BATHS
Dr. Maud Ingertoll Hawley
Cfairopntetio PbyslcUa
First National Dank Building
ntrance, Room I
AfiHIiAND, OREGON
butraettau la Flaao PUylac by
Kcpert of Utay Yesu-s
Ezyertaaoe.
MRS. OfiBORN
ApC . HelBM Aft.
Klamath Falls Plumb
ing & Heating Co.
1178 MAIN HT.
PHONE JW8.W
BEAUTY PARLOR
Shampooing, marcollng, massag
ing, manicuring. For appointments,
phono 366, Wblto Pollcan Hotel.
DR. T. C CAMPBELL
PHYSICIAN AND HCKOBOM
L O. O. F. Building
Phone 800
Residence White Pelican Hotel
Residence Phone 6.
DR. Fr R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 821
I. O. O. P. Temple
DR. L. L TRUAX
WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL
Day Phone, 407 Night Phone, BO
DR. a A. MASSEY
Foartn and PUe BU.
In Warren Hunt Hospital
Off. Phone 497 Res. Phone 8111
E.D. LAMB
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phone 17W
17R
Rooms 1 and S
White Baildlns
SAW MILL ENGINEERINQ
CONBTRVOTION CO.
Designers and builders of mod.
en mw mnbj, pbwiljtf caiUf aa
Wi 'planWrDrecIglnjf, Pile driving'.
Phone 400-W
Office Corner Spring and Oak
Near S. P. Depot
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Transient $1.00, up
Weekly $5-00, up
NEWSSTAND
all the latest news
L. D. Gass, M. D.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT
GLASSES FURNISHED
Warren Hunt Hospital Phone 407
lies. IVlUte Pelican Hotel. Phone 5
Excavating
Teaming
Lot us make yon a price on dig
ging that basement, or other ex
cavating you contemplate. We also
do team work of every description.
Phone 426-J
J. O. CLEGHORN
CIVIL ENOINEER AND
SURVEYOR
Phono 192J 133 S. Riverside
CHIROPRACTOR
Dr. Lola O. Bridges
OrorF!rst State and Savings Bank
Suite 10b Phono 102-J
FRED WESTERFELD
DBNTKT
Phone 414W.
X-Itay Lakoratorr
LooamU Bld Biwtk Falls
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DR. O. A. RAMBO
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L O. O. F. BvUdbm
PHONB01
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CHIROPRACTORS
DRS.
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AND
MALLETT
OFFICE OVflS trKDERWeOD'S
Phone BStKT. Serealli A Mala
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Office Phone 177W Res 177R
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
Phrsirlaa an4 Snrgeoa
Whtta Bnltdlna-
Klamath FalU Ovfoa i
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Klamath Dye Works
Phon.408
OUR OliBANENG, PRSS8INO AND
REPAIRINO WUjbCAKB I OUR
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LOOK LIKE NEW
HATH K8RLOC&ED
Goode Called for and Delivered
481 Mata Street KUrnata Falb
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DENTISTS
Dr. E. a WlMcarwr
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Dr. P. M. Nod
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NEW CITY UUNDRT
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK
ROU.GH DRY
"Put Your Duds
la Our Suds"
PHONE 154
Corner Main and Confer
HOUSE MOVING
Having bought the
moving outfit of True Ac
Failing, we are now
prepared to move
houses or other heavy
articles.
Washburn & Houston
PHONE 400-R
Household Furniture
GOODS OF ALL KINDS
OUR PRICES RIGHT
We Buy, Sell and Exchange.
Cor. Sixth and Klamath Ave.
DICK'S CO.
G. E. WASHBURN
Contractor and
Builder
Construction Work of any kind.
No lob too Urge or too small.
Estimates furnished free of
charge.
PHONE 837-J
WILL-
Take out Collars or Fill In LoU
CON MURPHY
U17 Mortimer 8
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Let Your GLASS troubles
be Mine
C. E. STUCKEY
Re-GJ&zuuj and Cabinot
Making
Phone 477W
Eleventh $nd Pine
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