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Tillamook Herald
IN
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Oregon Fob.
SINCE
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Editor and Publishoi
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Advertising Kate Made Known 1'inm VnplinttUm.
Bntored as Second Class Mail at the l Office at TilUmwA, Ofpn. j
EDITORIAL COMMENT
THE HUGE WASTE IX TAX-GATHERING
The statement has been made by one in a position to
know that for every dollar that reaches the United States
Trensurv now in the way of excess profits taxes, four or
five dollars are collected' from "you and me and the man
in the street." That is. the American people as a whole,
inch and poor alike, are paying a bulk sum four or fives
times a large as the Government, is receiving for the pur
pose of meetincr our public obligations.
The collection of income and excess profits taxes is
an enbrmouslv cotlv thing. The machinery is vast and
that the Government uses to determine ana
' housancis oi men aim women
cumbersome
collect those taxes
are
taken from productive employment to man this macninery.
But this is only a part of the waste. There must be
auut'u Ull' mill- ami
l AIH 1 1 . . . ' i v v ' .
...,.,,.f .-AntnWaA iniiMnflfo nnH ?nnmfnirl that
hey call throughout the nation for the service? of many
thousands of clerks, accountants and lawyers and for
many hours of the time and thought of business men.
All tnese tilings mean mcreaeu uriee tu luiuuiun-
itv in manv wavs. 1-irst: ine actual cost oi ciei K mre,
ll 111 lllctllV VWt I ll.-l. I lit oiiuni .. ...v... ....
accountants, lawyers etc., is added to the cost of the pro
duct. Second. National productivity is diminshed. To
quote a nationally recognized authority on this subject:
"If to the actual c"ot. direct and indirect, incurred by the
Government in the collection of the income and excess
pi OIltS lUAt'S llU'rU ei l" itllUCU lUC uivmniuu t.fjvnct iu
individual, firms and corporations, the aggregate would
be nothing less than staggering in its maginitude."
1-V-k tisVi" nnrl Tliet-nnthr OC WO Tslon5 Kilt wlimt
we tax the rich unjustly or out of proportion to the public
charge they should be called upon to bear, we tax the poor
alio, in the way of added cost for the necessaries of living.
But when we contemplate a system of taxation that
aims to raise a billion dollars for Government use, and
which co its the people of this country five billions of dol
lars before the Government uses it, it is time that we were
raising an insistent and unanimous cry for something in
the way of taxation more in keeping with the reasonable
ness, fairness and justice.
In the face of this cost of administration and collec
tion of the income tax, it is now planned to put into effect
in the State of Oregon an income tax, creating more of
fices for the taxeaters and more for the producer to dig up.
It is not a question now of devising new methods of shift
ing the burdens of taxes what the great majority of our
taxpayers want is a DIRECT CUT of at least 25'ner cent
J 11 ...t. .1 .r 1 m 1 .1 i!
in iiu ut?iutrau y.peiisis ui guvei nineni an ciown ine line
and no "new fangled ideas" of mileage, direct or indirect
taxes. There are a lot of people yet that DON'T KNOW
THE WAR IS OVER and who are drawing down pay
checks from the public funds all out of proportion to their
earning capacity. It is our contention that no person in
public employ should receive more pay for their services
than they could earn in a private capacity for the same
labor 01' effect annli'prl Jinrl T tmlv hnlinvr. fVmf fVin In it
Percentage 0f our taxpayers will agree with th editor of I
tl 1.1 !
Nohaleu
To the Editor:
In JmtW t my son Oharlo Unci;',
in irem-d to tlu clnrfto of nisn!i
hattory mail an iint hHi ' v A S
Tiltkm, I h 5 stnti lb; ih.j n't
wi mutter of Uv boy tKinK tlio
Mid TiWH hy Uw arm and oat o.dlar
and IcadirtK him d n th road a 'i"' 1
ditsuo towards hl home and r.
queatlriR Mr. Ti'dfn to on homo ao.l
a timid to hi own buain"ia. 'Chi aft--i
Tildn had mad n trip on two uo
cowivo days to abuse the hoy hrforr
fellow employe. Se Countr Kwk
'niahr. aerus'tic 'he boy .if thtnjr
for which he was n,it rpwsitle.
Tilden's main complaint was that the
hoy had fallen a tree aero navi
!, slreatii. Saltl tram U a
-ek thnt I only nariirable to small
H-vta nr skiffa and 'or, and at time-'
Sas been bloeked for a month at a
time with lop and no on thought of
making complaint.
The boy w e'earinjr the tree oat
f the creek a ftwt as he could afte
his days work n the road wa finish
ed. ad If the Sheriff had allowed tho
V,v to work fifteen minute longer ho
wniild have Had the stream clar.
The by has been prartioatty the
snle support thia ;uut winter of mv
-e!f and six mi l'o rhiWren. and th
''rtr dollar of more that this un
'ed fnr arrest hs coat as, has de
-'vet thee iroal ehlldren of doth
-1 and grub of whioh they wer,, er-
H 'n need. And as PeKrusn' wn
fit work for wage he had beer
'e to get for mm ttme. he did no
' ' lil-e losing anv time from his re
itar work to do that for which thrr
wn no apparent need of haste
Every one that know the eirntm
stances commends th boy for control
ling himself and not punishing th
-omnlaiwuit a moat pe-nile w.u'-'
havp done.
As to the chargo that the hor tnV
evSi h lw W. situnlv tnM
w,erff that he had no monev to
H's wav to Ti'Umook. that if the Sher
would aeml him th m-rev h
would go down, if not the Rherif
would have to come after him.
There are two sid to every storv
Th's is but a small part of our aid
-f the story. Thanking you. I remain
Yours truly.
MRS. C. P. unices
Bu-,7t-H.r, THE HERALD'S BUSINESS
GUIDE and DIRECTORY OF TILLAMOOK
A Reliable and ttfcc.ic, ShopprA Cmdr and l'rofr..i. . nd IUu,rM Dlrcclory of llta Pr8r,v. Bu..
e,.l.ulUtH,.dOrg.Biti-.f T.IUouk. Uet-r l It lU Wrek. PMronUo The. ,n,Uu,0I1,
The Herald Warrant, thul the Ser.ic. They U.mler Will M.rr Thn IMen.e ot, ntul Hy bo Dt,K Yo Will
t . M.wt ftnttrti TlllnMUloll. '
JJe Aiding in niAKtuy a ik
TII.I.AM K
ALEX CIGAR STORE
High (.rade Citfars. Ttl..uo and Soft In p Yiy ftu f..itwiw itimr Hour.
IIEDQUARTMKS l-OK TAXICAHS
rim.! Hull lltnttt nl Aluv'u
( uii.u-Aloore, mil wunrow, . atitm -
Wnon yu think . : l lnurno1 , , 1- -r r r r unTTl I " "w!
inc. 1 uuu iiuii.1.
..... W.a 11 -t and CW
Think
MASSACMUSE'ITS
MUTUAL
See A. I'hmvii. local
roprejit'i.taino
GO TO CHURCH FOR
INSURANCE
H. T. IKU, I'h ionl
Attonii) .t 1 4i
tohn Loland Hju1 . S-vy Trea. ;
ttomoy-at-Uw, Nuty PttblH
riLLAMOOK TITLE AND
ABSTRACT CO.
Iwtw, Abtr-.t . l.--.u Kuto.
Ituur.11
IU1II1 I'honrs
ril.LAMOOK. OKKOON
Centrally l.att. Mierad l'n. i
and Jt-ii Hc.
Rale fir r.-u. Tfv and U. rt. j.pHrth.
. TOUI. l-rpiel.r TUt-AWKm. OHttflO.N
0 R E C 0 N I A N T RUCK LIN E
Daily Service to forilatl
antl way jndnti
JOim WATHEKS AGENT
At Coiiover and iortvtr Storr
L. U. ALBERT
Tll.INt; A Mi liirCKIMi
unripe and small job. Many ywr.
cx()cnncfl
THR PARSOVS COMI-'OUTKIt
By Frederick Lambridg
(Contributed)
"It seema a possibtlty n nu rased
Or little borne in mind if haply
known,
That he who choort in troubl all the
rest
May now ami then hav trouble of
bis own.
Alas! God juiows ho has His foe to
fight.
His closet-ntomy, severe and Prim
A'l others claim his comfort na
riKht;
But, poor parson, who shall com
fort him?"
Jlis wife of courso abe nlways
did."
If nny ono wanta some cats, one
ministers wife says she thinks you
can find soma, maybe so, anyray, In
Radios Ajd or Guilds, as well ns any-
whorc yet in this still doveloointr ers
of women's "far from perfnet" bVoad
rrlndodne. Sho say thev' ra most
TILLAMOOK
UNDERTAKING CO
Funeral Direct - j.rui l..iuc
It. X. ll.KMU.t.. Mr.
Lady Assistant w 1 , ,ril
of
SHOE REPAIRING
Laces, Oil, Poltoh, Grease,
etc. Call on !
SNODGRASS j
The Shoe Doctor I
REPAIR IT
Now Before It Is Too Late!
A MjAir .v ui. 1 n. ...it'. . . .H.;-.iU Hiituary,
fttdti ilia. ).''; uui tU j-.M-c.i .in. nf nuk-am Mnflt.
!- v . , .; ,i,m unyttting
At' oJt firt'ij grtf ira rtngs and tl t(N.
Wc i : rU 1 t-,- b if fw' Get in Mfcb willl u.
vs: sm.i. .sMturi: t H Motto
Steinbach Iron Works
IM)1 ritiiSKs
BOTTS & WINDOW
ROBERT 11. McCRATH
Ct)UNKUi v
T. II. COYNK
ATTOHNKV
(lfsntto (VI
Mil Aif
.1
DAVID ROUIN.SQN, RU;
I'liyniclan aifi ''..rj;ci
Succu&tor to 1 S twli
U L. HOY, M. U.
Phywidan ai,-i .ugws
UU ',. u ff.. r UUt u
JlullUi Ooou tf 1 fcviRt"
Itl.UVMUU). X
DR. I. M. SMITH
I'HV.HIClAN 4nd t
Offk th Sa Mf
Todd Hotel Hldg.
TUST OPENED j
FIRST-CLASS AU 10 KKI'AIR SHOP j
1 t
;j Brakes a .-iahN. , am maKf of 2
j far and i. j.air n idit. Try
! DRUMM & FOST
1 1 Opposite tJem Tlu-atrc, Tillamowk
DR.O. L. HUIILKELD d
VKTEKlN.V.wAN
At
Pfe(lr. And
DR. J. G. 'I I RNER
BVK ril'l.t IMi T
IVrmnHcntly U. r- TiHsvij
I'nvfltn tifflee in Jci k. "jrSl
Laluiit Ut-dalr I
WHO PAYS THE TAXES?
The poorer you are the heavier the tax burden you
bear although you may not pay a cent directly in city,
county, state or federal taxes.
The indirect tax which you pay, however, which is in
cluded in the cost of producing every article you eat or
wear is the largest single item in your cot of living.
Do not fool yourself in to thinking you escape taxa
tion by loading the tax burden on tn tho nth- fniinw ho
hands it back to VOU :l nnrt nf rhn r-nsf nf t
With ;i hrt o uAAcM fni. ,mnA n.n.ir...n , u . l- d8' s ho Koine to "seiro hnr hrnnm
and sweep the two kittens rijjht out
or the room "
And she says if people with time
niorify didn't always just L'ivo or
krop tho waste basket tail finds to
five the Lord's work in tho world like
T'aul Lawrenro Dunbar savn in hin
"Von wait. LoiJ. 'til I Ket thro" poem,
that they could find more convenient
with a little added for trood measnro nn reh t i-.-ins-jr-tirm
and the ultimate consumer pays the total tax load.
It is the everyday citizen and workman who must
awaken to the fact that relief from excessive taxation rests
in his hands. As long as he votes for men and measures
which add annually to the tax load just so long will the
cost of living steadily advance.
o
Every local indu tiy has an investment in your home
'aluravs thre. Thv're the kind of
i manajres of others affairs that got
..'!. ... 1 . F . .
. ' iyaium g Boi, u meir hair now
if'nt alwiys in nobs and corkscrew
liko "Susan O'GrnJy", they're some
yet "all aliko under their skins." She's
"Ud of ono thinir, one's soul is bis
own, which tholr private affairs isn't.
with wimmcrn sitting in her houso
forenoons that stays and stays whn
she wants to sweep and she iruosseK
"ke tho "old wmnn who solzod her
broom" thnt after years of it, some
hours, and lots nf ... ...in,.,,
town and because of this fact it is worth booslimr nnrl nsif. ,ho LoH' hf",H(' ni service to hu.
ronizing. That alone will build un vour homo town in. I .r:Rn,t..yif l,y.'vwi it. There's thee
dustriallv ',nal l,vcs in "filn8r" houses that
The man who lives hnnnsfl
ful and law-abiding is thereby patriotic. That kind of life
denotes love of country and exemplifies its highest ideals.
o -
The home merchant
, - .w.v Mini iiujuuui aiu
he will give you a square deal because the success of his
uuBimj uupuiius upon you and me.
o
The American idea has always been that it is better
to err on the side of mercy than on the side of community.
o
Feel some interest in your town paper and occasion
ally send in an item that will boost the community.
o
Register, and quality to vote. Thus you fulfill your
obligations and fuctionings of good citizenship.
o
iv. . Keep the faith with your friends and neighbors.
throws stones every time the relljrion
of Home has to be siifrar coated with
so much "eats and teas", as tho wor--ship
was a bitter pill, so they can
feel they get their monoy'H worth,
after the'ie only then pnyint; frolgnt
on what they-jjot fioni the Lord and
Saviour. And so mnny d'.n't want to
pay oven tho freight on free salvation
wtihout they nro tho bell sheep of the
hock where they want to use their
horns and skulls and feet instead nf
Mielr prayer bones. And sho says if
nnyono wants their number, they can
cnll at tb0 editor's office for tho au.
bo'rs name. Shou'drt't wonder If there
aren't those In all churches that cou'd
fjuallfy.
to that happy h'ime beyond, the brl
ur of our bdlovod brother Morn
ochnal mid that in h.s d.-parture vrr
aro nj:ain rt-nnndd thnt our lives are
C eetinK and tianaitory, and are call
ed to pause a moment in the busy
whirl of lift- to bow our beads la
humble sabii.is4.qn to th will of Him
who rules the destinies of all and
WHKRKAH, in tb death of the be
lovad brother of Ilrother School we
recognize that "On touch of sorrow
makes the world skin", and In this.
ri Kreat affliction, we extend to cur
bo'oved brotbe- ur heartfelt ivm
athy, c.siur" him of our desires to
olp him bear his Int. ;t ns of sorrow
and
VIinitKAS, hi loyalty to his
brother and friends nml bis fldolnty
tho roMinaibilty of life ha trained
for him the uincere admiration of
'hoso who were fortunnto Uj rnako his
ucqnainlancos,
Therefore be it rosolved that we us
nemhers of Tillamook LwJko No. 01
if the Independent Order of Oddfel-
lows extend to our bereaved brother
tnd family our heartfelt .sympathy In
this thoir hour of sorrow.
Unsolved further that a conv of
.1 . ... . '
ineso resolutions lm sent to the be
"Hved brother and ono to the news
papers of Tillumook City f(r publica
Hon and ono spread upon the ulnutos
of this lodjfo.
Itespectfully Hubmltted In I'. L. A 1
(! W. WAOV
DOLI'II TINNKKSTKTT
FRANK II. MATIIKWS.
..OTUK TO T. 1'AVKH.S
Of III.I.AJHlHh ((it Ml
1 'h t'i udvise thit i li.,., t ,
l'J'.'l :.n rulh ..ud Ui.- ,v , i ,
without interi-at or penalty ..' ,.
or April .,- ..(,, 19T., , t.
Ute, utter,, .t fa .h,,,,,
rat f otl, cent per n, i
th first h.(
In wrltii.f r,.r .....
rurnUh dtMTiptton of ,r ,,r. .
JOHN A8CHIM, 8h n(f ,.i i , ,
mook, ( ounty, Oregon.
NOTICIJ TO VOTKIM
List of rltrars f. v, lne.k
county.
Tlte following nWed persons have
been appointed nfflcial reieisirar. for
thix county and all n,m. t,-
-r-"'" itMW mWv
not rfjistrwl and who wsh to vote ,t
the I'rimariea on .May loj 1922, should
nnnnmn f this dprtunU, to
register while th teeiitr.ti,... i ' i..
nro In the hnnils of th.
registrar will hnvtrthe lu.t.
MH ir,, t April IH. ,,.,1 ,
nn . . ' "
-".no ..u .lays, after whl-h the ra
Kiiirnitons will Iki o oikI.
I'ollowlnn are th.. im.n -i....
.,.,,1 ...... """"ICl,
i"3t in i ice.
Henry Tohl. Nehiil..,..
n "I IMUHHI
The 1 Icrald $2.00 Per Year and worth it.
MILKING MACHINKl
FtliSOLUTIONS OF CONDOLH.VCF.
WHKREAS tho flu nremo Ituler
the tnlverso In Ills definite wisdom
and mercy, has seen fit to
from this world of pain and lorrpw
WHAT YOlf NHUI)
FOR CONSTM' VTO.V
When troubled with constipation,
what you need Is a remedy that will
produco a free movement of tho bow
els. A remedy that l mild and gcntlo
In Hh action. A remedy that leaves the
bowels In a natural and heathly con.
dition. A remedy t,t J w,y and
pleasant to tako. Chamberlain'- t,.i..
I-U meet all Uichu conditions. Try
wiom an.t eo j-r youraelf, They
Try thorn and eo for yourself. Thoy
only cost a quarter.
T. fi. Asliloy. I!av
11. Hock. Llttlo Vr.Bl
mi n-j;.in.
Karl Aver. Illnln.. m.....
biildl Oreon.
tZ Nesikowln, Ore.
J. n. Ott, IJebo, Ikbo Onron
0 K'",r' 1"'y00"m' """n
Oron' ",r",,',,(,, lni,,
o Wm-m Olibert, Wr-
J. .1. Krebs. Hock
Oregon. " "Wl"vy,
W, A. HoWl!. ....
0, H. Nunn, Wheeler, Wheeler, Oro
. d. JIRIMIIALL, '
, County Cleric.
The Recognized Standard
! Iw K I. V every field tf cndonvi r
liau ll.t rcCOt'lllxctl HtKlltl.lKl
"no inniiitfttottiror'ii zooM thtl
nlwayn Inoiti tip first In your nuiul
when it jiPoduct o( its iJtittira l
inontioncd.
Ii'h true of cntncrnH, plnuoH, ln-k,
triii-fcurH, HpucOomnlarx, vviiKIich
"! ri littttt ( other prothicts.
Ami U'h trtio of Mllkluy MwIiIiivh
X"11!.'!'0 "I jirlro wlnnltiK altttk
i .' . 'l1rc,, t t no dnlry farms wlio
., !. c'l' Mw-'t It tho piodtietloti ol Imikc
i'miilltius .,( ,,- )lr , ,(ln im
ifttinor who lm, only n n)U)j ;,nil.trol
i,l Jm7yw,,,'ly,'',H'lndtliod.inilitMl
"'K milking uiauhlno to bo tho Kmilto
"inpicte iiilomwiti,,,, ( U
.(HUD
1
wit- W&s whls'
f,, iiiiiimn iiiiiii un
0 y-u under no ohllKatlon. C.
f m o ti, or ask ti m to com out l.
V"U "I OIRc.
BURCKARD
TILLAMOOK
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