FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1nt
TILLAMOOK
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HEADLIGHT
brought about the hard conditions de- posed additional tax of
HI
gasoline.
Jit difficult, indeed impossible, to un­ er, and the income tax law of today, naval war of aggression an impossi- scribed.
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bility.” It was the first tangible
Sutherlin—Drilling begm
is
an
outstanding
example
of
the
re
­
derstand why any farmer should sup­
move toward universal peace.
Oregon motorists plan to tight pro- er Dome oil structure
port the Socialist-Third party on its sults of Republican economy, and
The Republican party has taken the
plank declaring for government own­ bringing order out of the financial first real step toward world peace.
chaos facing the nation when the Re­
ership of the railroads.
There are hundreds of examples to' publicans took the helm of the ship
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TARIFF MADE PAYROLLS
show that government ownership of state in 1921.
000 worth of manufacturd goods
When men are out of work distress
A married man, having no children,
would prove a direct blow to the
abroad. Whom have we cheated?
farmer.
Presumably what support enjoying an income of $5,000 in 1921, comes to the fireside. Those buying
Whom have we deceived? None. The
the Socialist-Third party has on this paid an income tax of $100 a year. homes on the installment plan face
tariff has helped and is helping every
plank comes from the belief that the Prior to that he had paid $120 a year. the loss both of their homes and their
ALL YOUR GOODS
man, woman and child, except the
farmer might enjoy lower freight The law enacted this year, and effect­ invested savings. Those who have
pawnbroker, in the United States.
accumulated
nest
eggs,
draw
upon
CALL
US DAY OR NIGHT
ing
incomes
earned
last
year,
reduces
rates. A glance at the recent past,
Our Motto: “Quick Service aad Raaaonable Rate*.
when the government operated the this tax to $75. Next year, when this them.
TRUE EQUALITY
When the Republican administra­
railroads at terrific cost to the tax­ same man pays his taxes, he will have
The American woman has received
tion stepped into office in 1921 it in­
payers, and at extremely high freight to pay only $50.
material recognition from the present
It is hard for a demagague to con-1 herited a business depression from the
as well as passenger rates, should be
Republican administration, especially
enough to discourage any such idea. vince any man that he has not re-1 preceding Democratic regime—a de­
through the department of agricul­
However, that was mere operation of ceived direct benefits from Republi­ pression which it overcame. Duiing
ture, which touches intimately more
the railroads. To own them the gov­ can economy in the face of such facts the depression 83 per cent of the fam­
homes than any other branch of the
ilies investigated by the Children s
ernment would have to buy them, at as these.
government excepting the postal ser­
Bureau of the United States depart­
a cost of many billions of dollars,
vice.
ment
of Labor had gone into debt or
which the taxpayers would have to
THEORY
FACT vs.
A notable instance of this recog­
put up.
at least, all three were unable to continue payments for
Upon
one
thing,
nition was the establishment recently
Most important and most direct in candidates for the presidency agree, which they had obligated themselves.
of a bureau of home economics, with
its action on the farmer, however, They desire world peace—like every Sixty-six per cent had gone into debt
the same rank as other government
for food; 35 per cent for medical at­
would be the fact that the railroads one else in the world.
bureaus. It is in charge of a woman
The increase in population of the County
tendance; 23 per cent for rent; 20
pay a large percentage of the state
One
candidate
thinks
we
can
of executive ability, who, through
and the corresponding growth of my business
and county taxes in agricultural achieve it by entering into a league of per cent for payments on houses; 16
scientific training and broad and sym- j
states. Under ownership of the fed­ nations, a plan already repudiated at j per cent for fuel and light; 15 per
has been such as to require more assistance at
pathetic understanding of the needs
eral government, they would not have an election which the league’s chief cent for insurance premiums. Only
this time to _ properly
_
. care for the needs
______ of ,a the
of American women for instruction |
to pay a cent.
sponsor accepted at the time as a | one per cent has gone into debt for
public
and
I
take
this
method
of
notifying
you
an advice, is ideally fitted for the .
merchandise, which shows that in
In Montana last year the railroads “solemn referendum.”
post.
that
I
have
sold
my
right
to
sell
Watkins
’
in
a
por-
Democratic
hard
times
the
people
do
paid 38.5 per cent of the entire tax
The second candidate asks for
Other women too are playing an
tion of the South part of Tillamook to W. R, Har-
levy. If the government owned the peace, demands revision of the Ver­ not buy merchandise—a situation
important part in the administration
railroads, not a cent of this revenue sailles treaty, to which the United spelling disaster alike to manufactur­
pole who comes to me highly reccommended.
of
three
of the government. One
would have gone to the state. It has States is not a party, and insists on i er, merchant and employee.
Mr. Harpole will be located at Cloverdale
civil service commissioners is a wo-
been figured that in some of the agri­ prompt payment of our foreign debts
The report states that children
man. Another is assistant attorney
which
is a central location for the territory ha
cultural states the additional charge in one breath. La Follette proves were taken out of school and put to
general. The first woman to enter
covers.
against each farm in the state would that even a radical theorist need not such work as they could pick up in
the American diplomatic service has
Thanking you for your liberal patronage
be close to $50.
be consistent in his theories, and that order to piece out the family income. I
just completed her first year in the
Where does the farmer come out, a pacifist may at times be militant.
Unemployment brought lower family |
during the many years of our business relations
division of Latin-American affairs,
if the railroads are bought and run
The third candidate points to a re­ standards, anxiety and dread and had
and soliciting a continuance of the same for my
and has been assigned to a foreign
by the federal government?
cord of actual performance. On Aug­ a disastrous effect upon the welfare
post. Still other women we find fill­
successor, I am,
ust 11, 1921, President Harding in­ of children.
ing such important posts as director
Yours Respectfully,
INCOME TAX LOWER
vited the governments of Great Brit­
Those who contend that the tariff
of the women’s bureau, created to
The direct effect in lowered taxes ain, France, Italy and Japan to par­ is a cold-blooded proposition of barg­
promote proper standards and pol­
brought about the Coolidge economy ticipate in a conference on the limita­ ain counters piled high with cheap
icies governing the employment of
program has been felt recently by tion of armament. As a result of “handmade” foreign goods, can find
women workers; director of the child­
every payer of an income tax. De­ this conference, actual treaties were in this food for reflection. Every |
ren’s bureau, and chairman of the
spite the fact that the public debt has signed relating to:
freetrade law which the Democrats
employees’ compensation commission.
been reduced more than $3,000,000,-
1. The limitation of naval arma­ have enacted since the civil war has
A woman is collector of internal rev­
000, and the annual cost of running ment;
enue in Chicago. Two women hold
the federal government cut down
2. The use of submarines and poi­
positions as federal merchandise ap­
more than $2,000,000,000, yet it was son gases;
praisers, one in Cleveland, the other
possible, through enforcement of the
3. Insular possessions and insular
in St. Louis. One woman is assistant
strictest governmental economy, to dominions in the region of the Pacific
trade commissioner in Berlin and an­
lift some of the load of federal tax­ ocean (the Four Power treaty);
other recently returned from a sim­
ation from the shoulders of the av­
4. Principles and policies in matters
ilar post in Shanghai. Under the
erage man, who pays the bulk of the concerning China;
present Republican administration 2,-
income tax.
5. Chinese customs tariffs.
573 women have received presidential
The tax on incomes has been cut,
For the first time in history great
postmaster appointments, while more
this year, 25 per cent. The difference naval powers voluntarily limited their
/f ft
t
than half the employees in the feder­
between the income tax law of 1921, great weapons of offense and made,
al departments in Washington are
when the Republicans came into pow- as the secretary of the navy said,
women.
Political Paragraphs
THIRTY PERCENT TAX INCREASE
PLANNED?
Agitators for the Socialist-Third
Party, rushing about the country
•creaming for government ownership
of railroads, would be run out of the
agricultural counties if the farmers
would but realize how directly their
State and county taxes would be in­
creased by the government taking
over the railroads.
The railroads, owned by the gov­
ernment, could not be taxed by the
Individual states.
In agricultural
states and counties an enormous
share of the tax burden is carried by
the railroads, which would otherwise
devolve upon the farmers.
Take the case of Porter County,
Indiana, The total tax paid there
last year was 11,334,240. And of this
amount, the railroads paid $493,326—
more than a third. If the govern­
ment owned the railroads, the farm­
ers of Porter county would be paying
an additional half million dollars in
taxes— and that is only in one county.
If these few bare facts were realiz­
ed by the farmers, it should be suffi­
cient in itself to eliminate from con­
sideration forever any candidate for
anything running on a government
railroad ownership platform.
ASK MA. SHE KNOWS
The American housewife whose
family breadwinner was among the
4,500,000 unemployed workers men­
tioned by Mr. Samuel Gompers in
1920, knows that employment and
wages are more secure and better
than they were under the Democratic
free trade tariff policy of that dis-
tressfui year. She knows full well
that these better conditions exist un­
der the present Republican policy of
protection to American industries.
Nobody in all our broad land knows
so much about the horrors of indust­
rial idleness as does the American
housewife. She handles the purse
and does the weekly marketing. She
knows what unemployment, part-time
work or low wages mean to the house
hold. She knows that when the purse
is low and empty, it matters not how
cheap goods may be on the market,
she must curtain the purchases of
meats, groceries and clothing for the
family.
If every American housewife who
remembers the trying days of 1919
and 1920, under the Democratic free
trade tariff, and Ahe millions of work­
men out of employment, will carry
that memory with her to the ballot
box this year, Coolidge and Dawes
will have an overwhelming majority
over the combined opposition of Dem-
ocratic free trade candidates and
the candidates of the Socialist-third
party experiment in government.
THE CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
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To My Patrons
Living South of
Tillamook City
KASPER ZWEIFEL
The Watkins Man
"tuffici V-XT’W M â.l ’¿-Bi 1
HERE IS THE RECORD
What has the Republican adminis­
tration accomplished in the way of
economy ?
Briefly these things:
Reduction of the public debt by
more than $3,000,000,000, saving in
interest alone more than $135,000,-
000 a year.
Reduction of the cost of running
the federal government of more than
$2,000,000,000 a year.
Reduction of the number of em­
ployees on the federal payroll by
close to 100,000.
The establishment and operation of
a budget system in handling the fiscal
affairs of the federal government, re­
sulting in economies hitherto thought
impossible.
Ending of the naval construction
races of the great powers, which laid
terrific tax burdens on the whole
world, through the Conference for the
Limitation of Armaments.
A record any party could be proud
of, and particularly proud when it is
remembered that conditions almost
chaotic were inherited from the pre­
ceding administration.
THAT TARIFF PLANK
The Democratic pla form says that
the Fordney-McCumber tariff i s;
“The most unjust, unscientific and
dishonest Tariff measure ever enacted
in our history.”
Under the operation of this tariff
measure 5,000,000 unemployed work­
ers have found work nt the highest
level of wages ever known; our ex­
ports increased more than $1,500,000,-
000, and thirdly, our duties from im­
ports have added some $1,100,000,000
to our national treasury.
When the Bryan brothers get to
explaining that democratic tariff
plank they will have avoid facts, for
there are many more to add to the TAXES UP IF GOVERNMENT
three presented above. For instance,
TAKES ROADS
we have sold in two years $3,000,000,-
An analysis of the situation makes
For Variety of Things to Eat
of good quality this store offers you real service
in merchandising.
Diamond W Codfish, Diamond W Oysters,
Gulf Kist Shrimp, Master Clams, and our big line
of canned fish furnish a pleasing and wholesome
change for your daily menu at a very small cost.
VEGETABLES—Now plentiful and good.
Celery is fine also Squash, Sweet Potatoes and
Cauliflower.
POTATOES—Now in Rood shape to buy by
the sack; prices art* cheaper.
FLOl R— and all wheat and corn products
are hinh. We sell only the best.
SYRUP—Many kinds, our prices will save
you money.
COFFEE—Canned Coffees are Roing hieh-
We are selling a lot of bulk Roast Coffet
economical to buy—satisfaction to use.
“The Satisfaction Store
E. G. Anderson
MRS. E. E. KOCH
PIANO
Mrs. Koch was a pupil of Prof. Welty of Dresden, Germany,
Charles Dierke and the late Gifford Nash of Portland. Also a
student at the Chicago Musical College and Oberlin Conservatory
of Music besides having a teaching experience of 18 years.
Miss Marie Holden and Mrs. Ella Maxinster
assisting teachers
Studio 506 2nd Avenue
’Phone 11-W
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Not only closed car protec
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GENUINE DUCO SATIN
FINISH. New patented one
piece ventilating windshield.
Extra-wide doors, ample leg
room and Velour upholstery.
Wonderful “Six” engine, and
a chassis of proved stamina.
J. Merrel Smith
The ideal shortening for all purposes is lard—and the ideal
lard is Frye s “Wild Rose” Brand It is made from the
choicest rich leaf and beck fats not found in ordinary lard,
and it is prepared under the most sanitary conditions by
the Frye exclusive process which insures unvarying purity
and flavor. Keep a pail of “Wild Rose” Laid in your
cooler for economical deep fat frying and every shorten-
ing purpose.
FrY*‘ Dehoom" Bnmd Hara,
and Bacon are "Everything the
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lected young grain-fed porkers
and the well-known Frys Label is
a safe-guide to unvarying quality
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