The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-03

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t,ss gay giaaly
have learned that people il general
are honest with . physician who cures
them That IS al I ask. II I ian
/ don't expect a penny from You.
Simply write ne a postal card or letter.
vii seld yo1 ny book abcut Rhcr-1a-
I tls1. and an o-der for the medicine. TslEe
il for 2 month as 1t wonr harm you
/ anyway.
Il II falls. It i free. and leave the de-
c.sson with you. address Or. Shoop. Box
ga Racine Wis
Zla cases. net chronic. are often cured
BY one or t1o bottles. At al druggists
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l are 1oa participating in it 70 continue i
+ lrcl tte came successful lines. There is
( -1o0. fcr o. erv dealer who wants 70 come
u oa the same basis Of rate and wait
until RE znd Of the yea % see what his
ac- 81 ccs5 has been which. however.
- car closely approximate from the ex-
4 resiei- ii -l- past i've years Get rid Of
Inc idea thar iris plan coaId Be carried
o7 ri CIT rate premium basis. The
p .u1~1t you be.c@e a subscriber you
~u SAINT arery other subscriber 10 put
year dividends 1.ust come r-om yoar
brother t+sle-s premiums Than. toe. IL
ls III tc ZEN Frnber that these cut rates
trosn ths cid companies have only been
offered sia.e the gssrh .ish1aent OF this
plan. ana ttat- ther7 GRE. eve-v cut re-
eel r~-l from ti.eu. sl,UL he crediled IS a
d.vi1aad sltai7ed through the workings
Of thig dealers plan of Insurance. The
p. lie. adopted - not 70 occert but one
risk thai yould tc exposed 10 any one
5re so tha- tne average rosses for a
aurlher years makes q reliable basis
10 estimate what the losses viii be- II
niSht ie excessive il some one year, as
our experience has shown, but the aver
* loss for score OF Years is taken -
che basis upon which you can count with
cer5siuty- Insurance upon this plan is
the most reliable you can have, because
yca keep the money in the bank subject
to fhc order Of your advisory board and
What is left after paying losses is re-
turned 10 wa j dividends AT the end
Of each year The amount so returned 70
The lura bermeu has averag ed nearly
eleven thousand dollars a year Il would
amount 70 about twenty-six thousand
L every member Of the western ass0cia-
tion were subscribe. and I hope this
young southwestern association VIII take
up this matter and secure the adoption
OF this plan for its members.
on motion Of D. ~. Blaine. Of Pratt.
vote OF thanks was extended TO 8Er Evans
for his exhaustive report On the new tax
law. and the paper was referred 10 the
committee or resolutions for rer9rt. aat
the matter vas assigned for discussion
this afternoon.
EARL " EVANS ADDRESS
Earl ". Evans vas given the subject
Il The New State Tax Law and spoke
as follows.
II find IL impossible in the limited time
allowed 70 deal in any very complete or
exhaustive manner with the subject as
signed me and Eiu. therefore. endeavor
70 strip my thoughts upon the question
q all possible technicalities ard mention
the most prominent features as briefly
and conclscly as possible
striking AZ once the most substantial
and the most selfish element in men
lives. the subject OF tzzation IS one Of
no secondary importance. Indeed, Il IS
difficult 70 find a country or a time
when questions Of public revenue have
not been ag.tated, and the people N
fact or in fancy. much agsrisyed by the
laws and customs obtaining II. there
f0re, the legislature Of the state Of Kan
sas in providing for a commission TO in
vsstigate the evils Of the present system
and recommend remedies. or that cum
rniss4ol In reporting such recouuerda-
tons. thought 70 achieve perfection or
bring forth results remedying a malti-
tude q ills. which confsssedly exist. and
AZ The same tirne make themselves uni
vsrrsuy popular with r1e rauk and d1e
OF the people disappointment alone vii
be their reward As hons IS sin dwels
IL human hearts and mems conduct Is
actu2Ssd primarily av love Of the pursuit
ard posse ss-on OF money. thar long VIII
any system az taxation, however JUST.
he found 10 elicit anything but objections
and strenuous objeCtors TO any ruoE ement
having il contemplation any reform II
Tie lssessnent or collection q -axes.
and II matters nor how faulty or unjust
the irregularities sought 20 be corrected.
or the perfection Of the means q accom-
vifshinE IT, There are. ana -here VII be-.
objections just the sane " ay mea enA
pose any change IL anything. but the
world changes To say that objection 70
any change or amendment q the Kansas
tax law - confined u FAX dodgers might
~ correct II We consider Individual r.
te-Lons only but not Il we have #efer-
ence TO the general results wt-h which
We ard the public Is larEe are nors
peculiarly Interested Zen WHO lCus aso.
before the cauous became 60 thick On