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People $8 71 to G itc Farmer $1
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Another wx
ie bubble, father­
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ed and inflated by the government.
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La* been eared from collapse only by
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the pc » ertui stimulation of mill ion-
of dollars taker. from the national
.scry This is the »tktement of W
iumphrey. for fourteen year* rep­
resentative of the state of Washing­
ton in cougren*. and now practicing
Scratch , Hear»«. and the Portland
law. -a an analysis of the Federal Jyim. shrieks with agony. Yellow
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W&rtley Will Wake 'Eg.
Farm Loan Bank.» which he ba* pre­ blood .» thi-.xer »hon water. Bird* of
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pared.
a feather »quack together—Oregon
Ben F. Worsley who was one of
Mr. Humphrey charges that:
Voter.
the main factor» .a campaigning for
1 That the *y»tem i* class iegieia-
the 3«.W k.kkv read bond issue, ha»
tion.
"A man in Salem ha» directed that
3. It doe» not promote home build­ on hi» tomb» tone there be carted the »tañed on a tour of Southern and
Eastern Oregon m the interest of the
ing or buying of farzut.
fact that he built the first brewery
3. It benefits only one farmer out in that town. The cemetery probably Roosevelt Highway. Worse, r i* a
successful farmer down near Astoria,
of 1S1.
contains tombstone» lot a lot of
4. Only one faunlly in «05 is bene- other men who kept it going.'—Bend but he r»i* worked up so strong on
tte need tor good roads for Oregon
fitted.
Bulletin.
that he just can’t stay at home when
5. It eost* the American people
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there'* a ehance to -pread the go-pel.
7b cents to give the farmer 31.
Germans high in authority predict
S It enables the rich to obtain ar. that there will be another world war Like many a fanner, he dilight* in
investment yield equal to 21.75 per inure furious than the last one. The argyfyio', and i* happ.e»t when be­
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cent.
Germans are mistaken. We will soon ing bated by a fellow fanner in a
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7. It deprives the government of have a league of nations and the lion rural meeting, where repartee i* ap­
revenues from tax tecacaxe the bonds and the lamb will lie down together, preciated Any meetmg addressed by
are tax exempt.
and lie. and lie, and lie.—Gazette- Worsley is sure to be a Jive affair,
with plenty of spicy controversy ana
"In the midst of war.” Mr. Humph­ Times.
both side* cheering. He stirs up
rey says, "when the nation was ap-
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set*
soné
pealiug for funds, millions needed
The Roosevelt highway measure whole neighborhoods.
for war purpose», were taken from , will appear upon the ballot for tee against father* and wreck*
the treasury and given to the Feder­ June election and will meet with but happiness—but out of the OMOB
al Farm Loan bank» to save the sys­ : little opposition in the state. Iu quareling he always make* a lot
tem from disajiter. The purpose of the merit» are many and its success will votes for good roads. More power
act creating these bank» was deelar- 1 mean much for the state at large, his jaw.—Oregon Voter.
ed to be to provide capital for ag­ and especially to the isolated section*
ricultural development, to create which v ill be developed to the ad­ Guaranteed Wheat Pr.ee of Other
standard forms of investments baaed vantage of all.—Ehendan Sun.
Co tames
upon farm mortgages, and to equal­
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ize interest rates on farm mortgages.
One of the measure* that should I
The average price received by the
and will receive a heavy vote at the ' average wheat grower under the
Who Get» the Benefit.
"A more correct title would be 'An ’ polls next month is the Roosevelt 1 stabilized basis of the last two years
act to tax the American people to 1 highway bonding measure. This is­ - has been S2.06 a bushel. That inter-
give special privileges to well-to-do sue of bonds will not cost the tax­ ■ eeting tact was brought out by Ju-
farmers, to furnish the super-rich payers of the state a single cent ex­ • Iiu» H. Barnes, national wheat di-
the most profitable investment in the tra, but w ill be taken care of by the : rector. in an address before the Unlt-
world and to give them a legitimate automobile license*. The advantages > ed States Chamber of Commerce at
way to escape payment of their in­ of a hard surfaced highway from the i St. Louis on April 2k.
Mr. Barnes then pointed out a fact
come tax, to discredit the govern­ north to south state line along the
ment bonds and increase the burden ! coast arc- many. The measure should I not generally understood in this
country, that much higher guaran­
of taxation of the American people.* , <»e approved—Itennzer.
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teed prices are paid by the govern­
"Of course, the great purpose of
In "selling scenery " at public ex­ ments of
other
countries. The
the farm loan act was to aid the
farmer and to encourage the buying pense the fellow in the back counties French guarantee this year is 33.36
of farms and tbe building of home», i is not to be blamed it he gives a lit­ bushel, and Spain's the same. Italy's
The number of loans that have been ' tle thought to who gets the purchase is |4.3i; Holland's, 33.23; Norway"*.
made to purchase homes is practical- , price. "J he coast counties have raised 34.52, and Portugal's IS.43. Brazil,
ly none, while the loans that have no howl over Columbia and other the only wheat importing country of
be<-n made to purchase lands for any highways for which they dig into this hemisphere, has a guaranteed
purpiy-e whatever have been almost I‘kelr pockets, but they would like an price to its growers of 32.35.
negligible. Practically ail of the opportunity to cash in on their par­
Mr. Barnes reviewed these facts to
home loans that have been made by |t>cular scenery and are therefore ¡u»k- refute the unsound contention that
Fedvral J arm Loan banks were made . Ing the rest of the state to help them the L'nlted States should sacrifice
out on the Roosevelt highway.— itself in order to supply cheap wheat
to 'ake up existing indebtedness.
to its consumers and the rest of the
' Remember, these loan» are not Hillsboro Independent.
world. "It those countries." he asked
made to the poor, to th« land hungry
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When you pull down your home "most of whom produce a larger
trying to secure a home, but to the
»ell-to-do farmer, the average farm­ town by speaking of it disparagingly yield per acre, consider these prices
er borrower owning property worth |or by failing to buy home made pro­ fair assurances to their grower», can
ducts, you are pulling yourself they with good grace object that an
>5,000 or more.
American price of 32.26, netting our
"The act creating these federal down. When you speak well of your
farmers 32.06, is taking advantage
home
town,
when
you
patronize
the
loan banks provided that the bonds
QR.O..L. H HOHLFELD.
[ T. Buns,
of their necessities?"
home
concerns,
when
you
buy
at
of the»« banks be free from taxation
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The Spokesman-Review is glad to
home,
you
are
building
ifp
the
com
­
of every kind. In Justice to Congress,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
VETERINARIAN.
repeat, what it has said before, that
it should be said that the most ser­ munity and thus helping yourself.
Complete
Set of Abstract Hoc ks in
the
nation
is
fortunate
in
having
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Phone
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ious result of this worst feature of Give your borne city truthful praise,
Mr. Barnes handle the great wheat
Office.
by
your
home
institutions
in
­
stay
tbe act was not anticipated and ha»
harvest of 1919. Working in close
Tillamook
Oregon.
Taxes Paid for Non Residents
arisen sii.ee Congress passed the law, cluding your home paper—your rep­
cohpention with Mr. Hoover, he
T illamook B lock .
owing to the vast issue of govern­ resentative beyond the confines of
knows world conditions as they are
ment bonds to carry on the war and your locality.—News Reporter.
Tillamook
.... Oregon
not known and cannot be known by
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AVID ROBINSON. M.D.,
tbe heavy income taxes that have
Both Phones.
any other American He shows himself
Uee.i levied.
Changes in the law placing a tax
capable of maintaining a correct bal­
'We have a remarkable situation in i on the drinks sold at soda fountains ance between profiteering at the ex­
PHYSICIAN AND St RGEON
DK J. G. TURNER.
have
been
coming
in
so
fast
that
half
this country today:. A bond Issue by
pense of a suffering an«t hungry
I
the
time
the
dealers
didn't
know
the
one of th»»e banks is worth more
NATIONAL
BUILDING,
world, rind permitting the United
EYE SPECIALIST.
than a bond issue by the government. answer. One man was charged one States treasury to be raided for fl,-
OREGON.
The creature becomes greater than license and later the revenue agent 000,000,000 or more in a Quixotish TILLAMOOK
PORTLAND
— OREGON
the creator. A Liberty bond of ear­ came in and rebated several dollars spirit of sending charity wheat to
Regular
Monthly
Visits to
lier ¡»sue today 1» worth about |t7, on his payment but before he got countries that are able to pay a fair p> T.*BOAI.S, M.D.,
Sold by
while a Federal Land Bank loan is over feeling good because of bls gain price ad ye glad to pay it.—Spokes­
Tillamook Feed Company,
Tillamook
and
Cloverdale.
worth form 3104*4 to 4107. If those another letter came which notified man Review.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
C. 0. & C. M. Dawson
WATCH PAPER FOR DATÉS.
dreaming socialistic theories who him to teturn the rebate and seven
Conover & Condit.
of
a
nilscon-
Snrsreon S. P. Co.
haw so persistently preached that dollars more because
Von Hindenburg.
Geo. 1. Edmunds.
the credit of the government is un­ structlon of the law in the first
H GOYNE,
(I. O. O. F. Blds.)
limited will take a look at thene fig­ place. It seems as if no tax should be
Tillamook. Oregon
which
are
so
placed
on
soft
drinks
.
.
.
ures. they will change their opinion.
In announcing his desire to retire, Tillamook -
A. Anderson, Wheeler, Ore.
ATTORNEY
AT-LAW.
the
hot
Beas-
essential to comfort in
If facts v.lli change it.
Von Hindenburg, while he deemed it
W. A. Howe, Brighton. Oregon.
Office- O1-POSITH |Co«kT F usa
' One of these tax-free bonds draw- on. They are a neoessity rather than his duty to serve Germany during a
a
luxury
when
the
summer
sun
Wilson & Co., Beaver.
TO
OBERT
H.
McGRATH,
difficult transitional period, »peaks
lng-5 percent Interest In tbe hands of
Tillamook -
O. i gon.
Mohler Supply Co., Mohler.
CoiNSELLOR-AT LAW,
a n ulumllllonalre, whose annual In­ shines hot and they are the last re­ of "how hard it has become for me in '
come is more than a million dollars, sort in the drink line.—Telephone view of my opinions and my < ntire
personality and the past, to conduce ODDFELLOWS BUILDIN i. JOHN LELAND HENDERSON,
would enable him to save |3H out of Register.
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to exercise my office."
every 150 Interest that he receives.
TILLAMOOK. OREGON.
Not a few of us have said harsh
Frank Walsh and hl» associate»
Instead of paying It to the govern­
ATTORNEY
ment, as he would have to du upon who went from this country to Pari» things of Von Hindenburg. His heavy I orriAND O ffice
AND
other securities. In other words, the to make the peace conference sep­ countenance, his bull neck, even the ! 1110 W ilcox B ld .
TOWER
COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
provocative
way
he
wore
his
hair,
government loses 33M out of every arate Ireland from the British Em­
T illamook B lo ' k ,
FISH BRAND
150 on these bonds, and this loss tbe pire. have started to Ireland without have not stimulated affection. He
having accomplished their purpose. has seemed almost as wooden ».nd as ^ARL HABERLACH
Tillamook •
-
-
- Oiegj^.
other taxpayer must make up.
They were granted more favors than ugly as th« huge figure of him in
ROOM NO. ¿Hl
The Most Profitable Investment. they were entitled to. Suppose that Berlin into whoce timbers patriotic
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
"These tax fr«« 5 per cent bonds In during the Civil War, a self appoint­ Germans drove nails at a cost of a
tb<> hand» of the super-rich are worth ed delegation from England had mark each. He has been a biood-and-
T illamook B lock
21.75 per cent annually, the b*»t and come to Washington D. C. seeking to iron man of the Bismarck type minus
moot profitable Investment al the ex­ get Congress and President Lincoln the mental gifts that made the wick­ Tillamook
Watorproof
Oiegoo
pense of the other taxpayers to tbe to give the South its Independence. It edness ol Bismarck Interesting.
Abtoiutoly.'.
206 richest people in America These Is questionable what would have hap­
But after all. Von Hindenburg
Its
loose
fit
and “good
KBSTER HOLMES.
are the legitimate fruits of this Im- pened to them. But suppose they had seems about the best of the German
piactlcal socialistic plan, and yet it been allowed to land is it at all like­ lot. He did not run away. He has
feel put you at ease on
1» uoue III the name of the poor.
ATTORNEY-AT I.AW
ly that they could have gotten pane­ not pretended to be otherwise than
any job that turns up.
"The people In time of war, many port» and safe conduct through the he is. He has been loyal to the stand­
COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
of them at great sacrifice, bought northern lines that they might call ards -was a Prussian, but unbashed.
SATISFACTION
Liberty bonds, and they were content on Jeff Davis and conspire with hllti The Gag he bore he did not pull
GUARANTEED
FIRST STREBT.
to accept from the government 4^4 for the crtabllshment of the South­ down. He believed in his class, The
Needles, Oil, Belt» and *n kinds of Sewing
A J TOWXUCO BOSTON
per oeu: Interest, and even less, If the ern confederacy? Yet that 1< what kaiser is seen to have been lath TILLAMOOK
T Machine aippbes. Repairing a specialty.•
OREGON
liberty bonds are to remain at the Lloyd George has permitted these painted to look like iron, and the
New Home U*en
present depreciation. Yet the gov- men from America to do. He has glance to threaten and command has
r l l hoy
< rument takes mtlllons of Its money granted them passports and safe con­ become furtive. Ludendorff took no
are quality choten.
H. T. Botts, Pre». Attorney
ind uses it, not for war purposes, duct through the military district of chances with his sacred person.
I
For Sale By
at-Law.
but glv«» It to these banks that issue Ireland that they may visit with the Scheidmann 1» a sneak. Bernstorff la
bonds that enable the nation's rlch- rebels seeking to dismember the em­ a fox whose brush has been sheared PHYSICIAN ANDSURGKCM
SHARFF lb DUBIVER
John Leland Henderson. Sec­
• n citizens .to secure an income of plre It takes a lot of nerve to uli by a trap The crown prince has had
T illamook B lock ,
retary Trea».. Attorney-at-
172 3rd Street
21.75 per cet.
I
that kind of consideration, but n<>- the truth told about hint by his un­
Law and Notrary Public.
"Another thing, the selling of these body who knows Frank Walsh ba.« fortunate wife. Von Hindenburg isn't Tillamook,
Oregt n. NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
.ux-frei bouds has had a very mark­ any question as to the quantity of much, but he is about the best of the
COMPANY
ed effect in depreciating Liberty the gall. Gazette Times.
lot,—New York Tribune.
San
Francuco
California
U»an bonds, very largely because
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C. HAUK
these tax-free bonds are worth to tbe
I
It'» a good thing the Shantung de­
Another argument In favor of es­
Law Abstracts. Real Estate
very rich 21.75 per cent.
For »ale on eaay term», either a
cision came last or they might have tablishing a lot of new government»
¿Insurance.
four or five room house, with modern
Here ij the net result of this gov- turned Belgium over to England on 1» that it will provide that many
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Both
Phones
convenience«.
May
pay
like
rent.
If
.K'r.l owned and operated bank Germany's title, with a promise to more diplomatic jobs for deserving
Bay City
TILLA NOOK—ORBGON.
me as at present run:
give It back to the Belgians some day democratic campaign contributor».
Oregon you want a home, write ma D. L.
Shrode, Salem, Oregon.
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T
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