The Alva Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 10, 1927 Page: 7 of 8
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THE ALVA RECORD THURSDAY MARCH 10 1927
concerting
ALOiNG ABOUT THIS TIME O’ YEAR
Height late commit ten was formed
Tut the comnitti e a No wind
Pre-id nt Ooolidge urging 11m to
-ign the McXiry-lhtugen bill And I
huge it Vl 1 be able to git tog tin l
aKo m 'Uppoit of sum by lutimi let
tax it i-ooi
0 11 l!di' of Alva
eli lt i an ot t 1 i i c miii i i e and (bo
lioiii ' t o 1 P i i Pi i k - u tiry’l be
vanous org iii tieti- am it in lit d
on the' c iihittt e :h fell ns-:'
J '(1 1 1 Phi’ ni lb K Be-- Tu1 a 1
I Men Z 11 la a Mr Ok-
uhona City
Wheat Glowers James Graves Pi n
tim 1 1
Colton Grow ru Paul L Moiley nfj
Oklahom i City
Grunge li HrMy Lmd
Coope iitiv o Ciiuer- J J! limit of
IV ins
Live Stock Pioductrs T J Li ahy
Puvhu-ka
Cooperative rarmera Elevatois
iii’-ohy L’nid
Potato Growers K T Payne Mus-
kogee Faun Labor Union P T Russell
Blue
itu-EieCE LI81
I 1 w I 1UI
a- n oh- Increase our Telephone Orders lv Putting
indlbo A 1 rr
an Ad Here
W B Johnston O E Templin M D
Coal and Pttd A Phi lly Mcr i
n :)$iiuh r 1 Surpfon
ov t r Oxl I 1 Hit i
Phone 142 i 1r "office Plume 5
Fanners’ Co-Op Ass’n Dr W E Simon
FLOUR FEED and COAL
Give us a trial
Phone 436
OSTEOPATHS
Dr IT R Cowcill
OSTFOPVTH Swat Baths and
Kh’ctiic Trtetoa ttf
Phone 3iV2
Office Phone 850
AUCTIONEERS
ie U1C11 i lie :iiii h mx poumi nany j
Jw Mutln 1 and -on doing met lv fTf T-T- I
The Capioii Ladas’ Aid will inn 1 1 JOllll AitlllOlll
AUCTIONEER Pirn bred INe
P‘oik and Farm Pules a Spe-
cialty Room 5 Bugle Pldg At
my t xpeii e phone
Col Bob Kirkbride
AUCTIONEER Gmdonte of
FARMERS NEED ASSISTANCE
(Henry S Johnston Governor of
Oklahoma)
In so far as possible government
bould strongly tend to equalize the
'burdens and the opportunities of vai-
ious classes
In the beginning our was an agri-
cultural people Pr the purpose of
building up mdu-try the nation thru
la protective tariff subsidized manu-
' tacturing Perhaps America would
1 have attained its present position as
l he greatest industrial nation in all
‘he world without the tariff Through
-he tariff however indu-try has been
ubsidized by the billions of dollars
This policy still prevails
‘ In the period of pioneeiing and
1 1 ttling the railroads were given en-
ormous cash bonuses notes of pri-
mate citizens arid government subsid-
ies ami impel nil ateas of public do-
main Even now the law guarantees I
tho inilroads a nturn on the actual ti-tician
j m-tmi nt im ludmg advance in valu-
I tion and the apprai-al of enminous
aim- in watmed stock Other pub-
1 e f n ice and utility lomparues are
Jkewi-e guaianteed a pi of t Now
tie law guumtef the rulioad a
Ltuin on the jiresent value of theii
£ 11 it- ptoperty— even the right of
V ay that -t tin tn nothing All other
I Unties an- lil i wi-e guaianteed a re-
turn I Labor i- pmtt eti d thiough the im-
rigratioh law and various arbitra-
t on laws The bankei- have the Fed-
C al Reserve Taw and the la-t con-
gress gave tin in the McKailden
b ’ancli banking law
Farmers are now the mot o r-
b irdened of all clas-es For them
a one the country has done prutical-
lv nothing It vies a politic il crime
o tie lir t magnitude vlnn Cdvin
Cuihdge one of the Joienio t d Tid'd'-
of the subsidy of m limlnotiirors
o utilities and of banking vetoed
tile McXll y-liaugell Edl
ground that it would have
tile funnel -
1 he Coolidge and Ilardng adminis-
trations have subsidized banking
transpoi tation and manufactui nig
junked our mu chant marine wrecked
our commerce with Euiope detached
our liberty bonds from the loans in
the National banks withdrawn credit
from business and farming contract-
ed the currency with brutal speed and
beyond necessity impovc liahed or
greatly endangered wheat cotton and
livestock growers
The fanner-’ problems are mostly
national and mu-t be solved through
national aid But the slates can as-
sist The refu-al of a Republican ad-
ministration in Wa-hmgton to give-
aid should stir the IN mocratic state j
administration of Oklahoma to do all
that may bo done i
The following table was prepared
by Roger Babson the well known sta-
It was printed in the Chi-1
cago Investment Nu a bankers’
journal in an article by C haib s John
We need to know just what the
facts are That is why I have urged
and am still urging that the legisla-
ture provide a commission to study
our state tax system draft definite
bills correcting the inequalities and
place the same in irrefutable figure
and point the way to a full and ef-
fectual remedy for the same
The Oklahoma legislature has al-
ready in the temporary weak aid
school law enacted one measure that
will lighten this unfair burden upon
agiiculture The House last week
passed the permanent bill for thN
same purpose and it is my hope the
Senate will speedily follow suit This
bill serves the double purpose of im-
proving the schools and lifting a part
of this buulen from the horn owner
and laborers of the state
Another measure that the legisla-
ture should enact that would ti ml to
equalize burdens is the free textbook
law promised in both the Democi atic
and Republiean platform
l In the table I have quoted above
the'e aie -lown the taxes paid by
'
CAPRON ITEMS
One of the best play - that has ever
been plavtd at Cap’ on was put on
la-t Tuesday nijt by the Dnftwbod
Dramatic dub “Saintly Hjpociiti-
and Ilone-t Emm rs” '1 he play was
a sen on in it- If and tlio-e who fail-
ed to si e it nn--i d something woith
while j
Born to Mr ami Mi- Omlle She-!
lite Jbich the 2nd a dx pound baby
boy Mo' 1 ' '
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with Mis I 1' Julian Thursday altei-
noon of this weak I
Ml-' Midge Blue wi- tuki n quite
sick li-t v i i k while Ladling sdiool
anil i- Mik at the home of In r si-fer
Mis Will Hi a Mrs Ain't Blue is!
t arnimr in In r place I
f W W Mi' dull motoied to W-rntj
Kas hist '1 liars lay to bung Mr-
Mikd'i 1J hoim who has been taking i
caie of In r suk fither for the pa-t
"ok li turning Friday i vi ning
C J Galvi it and Flank Emith of
Chcroki e left la -t wcik for Ttxas
on a business trip
The Kill Kaiv dub will meet with
Nil's w R lbown Wednesday aiter-
noon of this we k
Marion Ki ck returned home Friday
evening from Kan-as City where he
has been for the past two months
learning to be a first da s mechanic
Mr and Mrs Hugh Shari) and chil-
dren vi-ited at Nash Sunday
Walti r Mortis of Wichita has been I
visiting frit nds at Capron and Kiowa
the past week
Mr and Mis Prentice I’jles and1
son Fannie and Mrs Jim Jobes of
Dodge City Kas motored down on
Monday for a viit with th ir friend
Mrs Dora Monis Mr and Mrs
Pyles n turned homo Tuesday Mr-
Jobes stayed for a more eti tided
Rib y McGi egor ami Lundy of M d-' Fred J Fash
icine Lndgi Ka u-itd Sunday at A1) tlut tniJ
r by&u ian and Snigeon Office
ovir Mor fort's D ig Sten Td-
( jilom K ‘dime 111
Office Phone 196
Arthur 0 Hale M D
PruMeo li ut d to tb
the I e I r N and Throat
I' i es ti lid a' s Ltt-d M(m-
ioit Bldg R ” Flii p
Office Phene 434
Dr G N Bifbv
4
Phvcian and SiMfpn
m Cn i n T i 4 r s
Office Phone 81
Phone 27 Dr J A Hall
Roniii 4
DENTIST
Bid
Mnnfoi t
Phone 133
Insurance Spi idi-t Any Kind
Plume 60 J A McClain
Fettkee 8C McHuoh
Ibal E-tit and Iii-inam
Radiatoi - dialled and IS paired Alt
Kinds Sluu t JU-Lil Work New Loca-
Phone 458
I - 't mi n awry
tion 1-t Deer Fa t I ib ily Theatre
Phone 38
the homi of hi- si -t r ami tumily 1
Mis Joe Fa-h
Terim r Bio- t'lo Etm
-on Pots It come- therefoie from utilith including raili oad As a
thoroughly conservative source- It j l'-iittc t of fact a large pait of tin -e
-hows that the following gnat seven tux s ao jaid by fanners who ho-
lmes of bu-iness paid out in taxes caist tiny cannot since thur pi ices
Ov r
Phone 177
Alva Steam Laundry
N o j k ( id ! 1 Lor ml I1 t
D 'h mur ) ( s t ( ? t
Telephone 218
(the year i- not given) the following are fixed by world competition shitt
TIRE AND BATrrRV STATIONS
percentage of their net pi of Its :
State Fedil Total
Agriculture
j Mining
j Pub Utilities
Construction
Banking and
I Insurance
Mercantile
Manufacturing
While the farmer is di-i rnninated
against in federal as will ai in state
taxation the hci iminatmn is great-
est in state taxes Oklahoma is equal
ly guilty with numerous other -tat
of this iniquity
l i il'vad rates on agriculture to the
on sum t r
An thing that can be done to light-
en railioad rates on agricultural pio-
ducts will therefore gieatly help the
farmers Our Corporation Coinmis-
Mon it making a light for lower late-
on giain and cotton At the rime
time the western laihoad- aie a-king
a geneial rati' increa-e
In 01 dei to aid in the fie lt for i
lower rate- and against liiglu r rate 1
1 called together at the Capitol la-t
vvei k ivpre-1 rtatives of all turn or-
ganizations in the state It was the
t'l-t ti m in the hi- iry of do state
tint ail fnii 01 ganization- got to-
geth i A j eri’Mm nt agi ieultui al
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Anton Shafer
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Alva Tired: Battery Co u'V'i i VItf
i Sul-
i vi bng
Torce Tonic t" the proafontof
PPt‘ti7er Its j It fsi ni? stiniu-
li tion produces a normal llow of
the jriHtric juices and makes
eatim? a real pleasure Ju tlry
itbcforevourrextnienl You'll
le surprised how Rood your
food w ill tmte and you can eat
your till without eny discom-
fort At all druKtnals
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
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H B Ames
Schnitzcr Bros Market
Phone 68
For sale bv
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Doughty, A. W. The Alva Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 10, 1927, newspaper, March 10, 1927; Alva, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2133440/m1/7/?q=wichita+falls: accessed June 22, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.