The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 103, Ed. 1 Monday, June 3, 1929 Page: 2 of 4
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' THE EURENO DAJXY DEMOCRAT
D two Mi Democrat
•AKM ftftOTHlIlt, MLIINIM
SUNDAY
you *lo» lo think of It. It la wondarful
[ how «a mn |M along with auch a
handful of konaohold foods
It studying tks Hat wo art of tbs
opinion that tbs fans hoaWa of this
' oanty art much bottsr rarntohad
< has tbs bos
of thoas of us who
ASSEMBLY HALL
RECORD IN SIZE
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.... EDIT(ill ll*e la El Rsao At any rats tbslr par
a .... . BITE MOR • *nal property aaosssBrat averages
((alts a bit absad of us town folks
Not that any of as pity dwsllsro ars
try lap to avsde any of our taxas, tbs
Idea Is prepostsrous. ws Just do not
------------* l»*ve our housss equipped with furtil
• —..... turs and radios and surh. Ilka you
prosperous farmers. Personal as-
asssments of business Institutions
By MeM In Caonty
Ri Months 1 &r
lNr | 5o seam to bo mors In line with the ac
. " ' __tual valuations, at least the owners
Outside ef County
s
One Tans
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Advartiatng Rates
. one day par word ...
. three days, par word
Display returns lack ............
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Tex Equalization
Tbs ronnty beard of equatliatlnn
wfR bo In asset on all this wash, for
tbn pnrpose of adjust »g tax mat tars
who fast that tbalr aaeees
are ton high will have an op-
to prooent their a»e and
hare done better than the avi-rag**
property owner. In giving thnlr aaaas
meats.
Rut regardless of what wc turn In
to the assessor as a fair valuation of
our property for Ms purposes, there
Is something lo lie said In defense of
the tax payer. In the first place our
system of assessment Is entirely
wronc. the assessor never sees our
personal propert” and he has to take
our word for It. and you know how
It Is yourself Our memories are not
to good when s« take stock of our
property for assessment purposes.
And we are not so much to blame for
our lose of memory In surh rase*. It
would be folly to turn In all our pro|e
tbn board will be pulded by the farts
|R gmblrg an adjustment Those who pr*y »* » f*lr rash value, for eesees
fret that their assessment, are too n'*,n, Deposes. *»>en we know full
be, may also appear and ask to have
tbn aaaaaament raised Rat the equal
InaUoa board Is assured la advanie
that none of as will ask for an In
In the assessment. If stich a
la made It will take Its place
tbs "seven wonders of the
Aayhow. the hoard rill
have plenty of tax business before It.
as them are Indications that some
knotty matters will he submitted to It
BWftini Fund*
naty striae hoard recently
a transfer of various Casa-
well that every other taipayer Is try
Ing to “to set by" with as low a value
aa he ran. Thai fwhnpa >■ a poor ex-
ruae. but If any of us listed every
h't of our property at proper value,
we would never be able to pay tbr
taxes In surh a case If the elate |
board of equalisation look a notion
to make a blanket raise, we would be I
In • sorry predicament.
We are often told that a hlxbcr
valuation would result In derreaslnx
the tax levy, and In theory the idea Is
sound perhaps Rut It aeldoms works
out that way for somehow or other the
expense of Kovernment la made to
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. June 3
(IPV—The Atlantic City auditorium,
a trxest convention hall la the world
oiwned with a threo-day dedication
ceremony, which alao coincided with
the Inauguration of Light * Golden
Juleilee— the fiftieth anniversary of
Th<>tnna Edteon's ln< nndoecent lamp-
and Atlantic City’s Diamond annlver
aary -the aoventyflfth year of Its cor-
Potato existence The assembly hell
occuplae seven aerea of ground fronl
Ing on the famous Boardwalk, and
was erected at a cost of flMM.OOO
The auditorium Is 67* feet long by
ARl feet wide The mala auditorium
chamber pests 41.000 persons while
•6.000 can be seated In the entire
building
Pity The Poor Garden
Madison fBquarr Garden. New York
City, could he placed In
the
Ry J08KTH H IUIRD
Rolled Press Aviation Editor
WASHINGTON. June
Kventa moved fast in (he aviation
world duting the last few weeks First
there was the new altitude record of
m<<ro than 39,000 feet established by
Lieut Apollo Soucek, U. 8 N . at An
a< ostia Naval At Station near here.
Hl» feat re-establishes at a higher
J' Vol [or Atnerlra the only one of the
five major world airplane records held
by tills country
That w:ta followed hy an attempted
second trip to America
to America by the Oer
the main 1718,1 ,,r*^ Zeppelin which ended when
auditorium chamber, and a track meet "7“ "“'r Dr
and several Inigo gatherings be staged „ 7,/.« , ho,.r «onira"Dd.r
concurrently In the remainlag area ' retrace h,* air «n..p«.
lo-aml to retrace his air course, and.
only After his ship had been buffeted
About by strong winds, did he succeed
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zzs “r,ji
ever tlnaltned nupportlng a vast rel! „ , M“ ,,>r n *r,nce
Inr 13S feet ahorii the main fl.M.r level „lllk * UT)‘|'',,,,ood 'he big ship will
Four of the Cincinnati Music linll j ino,h*r ’"•rt for America In
—... Alfttaa of kp**p ••*& ,h" f,in,|» • Mahtv.
hare*"hem necessary to ,nd ,hPn •on"> We repeat that our
mhualMiita of prMPn' *7"ietn <>f if--.; talon leads to
•w*-----a-. M atweea m ... dishonesty, not so Intentional perhaps
***' t0 “• but really necessary for self protec
lion
rinclnnatl Music linll
Rprlnawr Auditorium Hiilldlnga or four
of the new convention nnd exhibit ■ 71
hall striu tine In Toledo Ohio, or four ' '
of the New Orleans Auditorium could
be pfuced within the Atlantic Audito-
rium.
The longest home run hit ever made
l>v Itabo Ruth or any other baseball
player would not ro from one end of
the main auditorium t hunt her to the
other
In 'he mnln Auditorium chHmher
Is an Ice-skating rln't measuring Do,
by 2«0 fee', whirl* can be caused lo j
disappear within one-half mu hour
In the malu Atlantic Auditorium,
chamber ran he held football, hockey. !
•ball, ko. i. r. ami other gamaa, ::•»
will as Intercollegiate athletic meets. '
rodeoH and circuses
J H tiA'Or»
Her global tour. If eocceaaful. will
be the first made hy a heavier thaa-
alr craft, although the feat baa been
success/ally accomplished by a I r-
plaaea. It ahould also go far toward
proving the neartteablllty of loag-raage
dirigible service of the kind now pro-
jected for establishment between the
American want roast and Japes with
an intermediate atop at Hawaii.
Intereat la aviation circlet daring
recent weeks has centered alao on
the reported development of a thor-
oughly practical Diesel engine far air-
plane* A Packard motor of this
type recently powered a Btlnaoa mon-
oplane from Detroit to Langley Held.
Virginia. In leas than aevaa hours
Fuel consumption meaaared by cent
waa far lower than tha' of a caeoilae
motor.
The Navy Rureau of Aeronautics
has been Intensely Interested In devel-
...n ... _ . "Ping a practical IXeael motor. Of-
i .m *! |htL* Ncers there dlacu*a*d the Packard da
-b wMl circle the relopmant enthusiastically but. toL
1 , lowing their general custom In matter
' ts for landing where commercial Interests are »a-
^ 0 ‘Y*1, ^ | volved, refused to comment for pab-
un on the weet ]tt^tlon except In very gnoeral terms
",a* /r 7^" •' l» known iney regard the
• onnuded with Packard development, which Is said
navr depart | to he based largely on print I pie* de
r" *h ‘ ; veloped by the National Advisory
w supply the Committee for Aeronautics, aa the
'.i iman ship with mogt efficient light Diesel yet mans
*r. r‘*por^, factured anywhere in the world. The
while she Is In ntTJr however, regards the otl barn
, n,k' *n<1 ,n* n'°‘or. I" P re seat stag* of do-
i’adflc area*
To
or dli
rloadn, the 0 g.
la astngr wMh
during dnyUght
•t night
flyara aa 4MN raUea qg
air llaea each day. la of runl a
to pilots to «anhin thorn to
whether a landing can bn mode
THOa J1N98N^
—RARE LOASSg
—RIAL IgTATf
RRoan 177
—INBURASaCg
wl:
that at this particular season when
tta nasal yuar la rioting, there la a
%• gat rid of any balances In
fnnda, In preparation for
In some Instances
arise, a transfer of
bosinaaa, hut on
It woald seam that I
pb tot ' 11
list, .k^i. aatioiaia ..rf If ... *•*•■ un‘*l we are compelled to pay
•wi >nv estimate, ana ti any ,hfm> >nd ,hen %ft .protoM •• Wr
The tendency of the limes Is lo levy .
a tax on every possible article that j
will bring In revenue to aid In paying
the expense of the mounting cost of,
governing ourselves. We taxpayers
| are to blame for these mounting costs. ;
too. for few of us give a thought to '
kow a balance la the moneys
ta them, at the end of the
IRE Cnmadtaa constr la not alone In
thin practice for It Is n system that
Ra* grown ap la tha course of yearn.
Md practically erary public official.
•Up nr rawaty or otherwise teem* to
IpB tk* l«praaoion^ha^u ta^not ( . rom«lttse wm appointed as «ou|.l
made a suggestion one time to a err-,
lain civic club, that n study of the
city and county budget should be
made with (he Idea of getting a hot
ter understanding of tax mattrra and
government expense. The Idea was
hailed as a wonderful suggestion and
pmay that waa appropriated, la
ip haters the fleral year ends
8 shert of a real emargeaev
can tar a transfer of funds
Iwiter the commltt-e reported that the
plan involved "too much work" That
la the trouble with all of us. a study
of taxea just Involves too much work
In this busy day. and we pay the tax
bill, regardleaa of the amount richer
than asaert ourselves In protest.
People today are encouraged to live
In Ihe open and Indulge In sports urn!
amusements that will take them out
In the sunshine and close to Nature
... . 1* *• deemed more healthful and the
jq w.isi.*^-* -.ly/Vv1 Idas la good, Yet property owners
ot lh*,r bud* who turned In their tax assessment
WBBa wfl are ost the subject, we
R* Wsiaded that within a faw more
•••id, dty and county budgets will
to asfs up. Last yaar the Dally
-^ R- JThSTdraa^ a"k;d.vr‘h::ir.s?.f
the „ --- equipment, end were assessed on that
— •** *holIy Perhaps that Is rirht. we do not know,
The finest prlxe fight ring in the
world Is part of the Allantic City
Auditorium equipment, and notable
boxing events will be held there.
The main chamber also contains
the lurreat stage In the world, 165
feet wide and *5 feel deep
Figures On
Accurate flrores as to i(iicntltUa of
various types of muterlal used in tho
building of the Atlantic City Auditor-
ium are staggering:
12.flat) tons of structural steed were
lined:
IN. IA'O tons of reinforced Steel,
t! Odd cubic yards of concrete.
65.000 barrels of cement;
IO. 000 brick laid.
200.000 tons of sand removed m Ho
laying >»f the foundations,
66 carloads of tile;
80.000 feet of steam pipe.
Ton pairs of trusses support iho
roof weighing 220 tons per p Hr, an 1
each with a clear span of 3.50 feet.
These truases are so large that they
move throe Inches with changes In
temperatnm, necessitating a eliding*
Joint nil around the roof of the main
tnoth building.
The Auditorium also contains h boll-
room aeallng 6,Mu person*, with cum
plete Stage equipment un i numerous
meeting rooms, tho smallest of which
seats 150 persons
Electric Servants Make
Happier Homes
r.r:£wSi;s;=
lost art.
m~£rnwi iilli1
RJE
Se;
A notheris:-
The Electric Percolator
and sometimes
easily. As we see
.__.. . -- '"xe-J -•■ sue too little heed to
it/'? *"" >
HILLS
are penalised
to Tha uxrayw/Sy thl", £™,rtln*:->
meat
unruly svarv m-hMc or/lrar »nt -i. • * 'ou,rt r,p induced to take more
•Tm u wSm siwartifa ,n,er^’ yoU ......... .........
Of Wra STS^yi**^-ti Rtete «*ffI. lent *»,. rn
toiBM had study it out for himself,
to* ttot In • difficult task, and few of
to tos able to daetpber It with any
toBP— of understanding and a clean
jto.rto«i to Plata Rax 11 ah la to be
BROS
Coffee
EL RENO TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Wjtora rfvea tho assessment Hat.
totototo* to tho Dally Democrat on
to*to' *A7 M tho “once or twice
Jto» h*d wo maot admit that oven
to*,. —* towhful o< aa. throw ve
ratety^to tho winds whoa we give In
at ^ »•“*«»'''" Hal.
■ « startling how UtUe personal
■T of ns have. Really when
Trtnefar, Itorefo, »-ackto*,
kh|p*!'"n» Loool and Long Dio
towee Mowing and Heavy Haui-
to»
!
You won’t find the Arab, HilU
Broa.’ trade-mirk, on any other
coffee. And you won't find any
other coffee that taste* like HilU
Broa. because Hills Broa Coffee
is masted a few pounds at a
time by a patented, continuous
process. No bulk-rnasting meth-
od can product such flavor.
Make that morning cup of coffee,—deli-
cious anrl piping hot—with an electric per-
colator right at your breakfast table. Ta-
ble appliances such as percolators, toasters
and waffle irons save many steps, are at-
tractive on the breakfast table and cost
only a few cents a week to operate. Our
Merchandise Department or any dealer in
standard makes of electric appliances will
be glad to explain the convenience of elec-
tric appliances.
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company
Rhana#
Ml W. Wtda
R «. WHITLOCK.
C. M KRUMM
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
EL ItENO DISTRICT
John T. Nuylon, Mgr.
Cauriaaua, haraanai Aftafrtla*
Ta I vary Custemtr.
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Maher, T. W. The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 103, Ed. 1 Monday, June 3, 1929, newspaper, June 3, 1929; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc909521/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.