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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-11

CENTRAL LABOR UNION OF Az.
eueta, Halloween and Gardiner REGULAR
n,eetings on first and third Thursdays OF
p. Fl. FITZGERALD. Pres.
ARNER w. NICHOLS. Rec. Sec.
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pound. Think it over and buy with
out delay.
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UNIFORM RANK. KNIGHTS OF
Pythias. King Company. No. 4. Regular
ueetinR first Thursday Of each month
Captain, o. e. DOUGLAS.
Recorder, BARRY II. HERSEY.
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EQUAL it if you can IN the kHnn"nN'-
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CAPITAL AERIE, NO. 1860, FRATER-
NAL ORDER OF EAGLES. Regular
erecting nights second and last Mondays
Of each month at 1881 Water street.
r. W. HANKS, w. p.
T. d. COUGHLIN, Sec.
T. h SEEEHAN. Treas.
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JEPHTHA ENcAMPMENT, NO.

Meetings 1T 7.3O o'clock every second and
fourth TUESDAY. Tuesday Jan. IA Work
IN I'atfiorchal Degree.
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CANTON AUGUSTA. NO. 9. p. NJ.

Regular meetings third Tuesday III the
month NJ s O'clock. Tuesday evening
Jan n Installation of officers.
A. l.. WEEKS. Captain.
A. NJ DRUMMOND. Clerk.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

made by the Legislature of 1907 was
$4,000. Compared with the appro-
priations for the same offices by the
legislature Of 1905, we find that the in
crease is $40, ,024, the total for 1905 be-
ing $1s0,970. For maintenance of the
state institutions the Legislature of 1905
appropriated $96s, $50, while the legis-
lature of 1907 appropriated for this
purpose 81 1900 an increase Of $202,-
$50. This was the result of political
deals made with the legislative men,
bers from institution counties to secure
their allegiance to the machine and
their support to Senator Gamble: For
legislative expenses the legislature Of
1905 spent $65,225.7O (see Chapter 10,
Session Laws 1905) while the legis-
Iature of 1907 spent for this purpose
$96,6S1.15. (See Chapter 16, Session
Laws of 1907 An increose Of $31, ,455.-
As. Thus it goes all down the list.
There is no legitimate excuse for this
great increase in appropriations, and it
simply stamps the administration with
that same Incompetence which the pee
pie rebuked in 1896 and again in 1900
when the old Crawford -Tylor machine
and their present cohorts were retired
from power in this state.
Deficiency Levies for 1907 and 1908.
While the state tax is higher for
1907 than for I9e6, yet the state board
did not levy but three mills, although
the full limit allowed by the state con-
stitution would not be sufficient to pro
vide revenue to meet the appropria-
tions. The Legislature was informed on
this point and passed law authorizing
the full deficiency levy in both 1907
and 19os-two years successfully, the
first time a deficiency levy has been
necessary: two consecutive years to nav
the running expenses of the state. The
state board did not dare to levy the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16
Comparative Figures that Show What the
Crawford Administration is Costing the
Taxpayers Of South Dakota.

tax authorized and necessary, fearing
Its effect on Che candidacy Of Crawford
and his friends in the primaries Of 1905
and the state must pay interest on the
deficiency thus created until the tar
is levied and collected. The money has
been spent, and there is no place &c
get it except by borrowing, until the
taxpayers dig it up. We give below
the law passed authorizing the double
deficiency levy:
Chapter SO, Laws Of 1907.
Be 1t enacted by the legislature
Of the State Of South Dakota.
Sec. !. Tax Levy for 1907-It
appearing that the ordinary ex.
penses Of the state for the fscal
year ending June 80, 1907, exec
cd the income Of the state for such
year, the state board Of assess.
ment and equalization Of the state
Of South Dakota is hereby en-
powerd and authorized at their an.
nual meeting in the month Of Aug.
ust, 1907, TO levy tax Of two mills
on each dollar, in addition to the
ordinary levy Of two mills on each
dollar Of the assessed valuation Of
all taxable property in the state,
to be aseertained by the last pre-
eeding assessment made for state
and county purposes, such addition
al levy of two mills on the dollar
to be so made for the purpose Of
paying the deficiency OF the pre-
eeding year, together with the esti-
mated expenses Of the ensuing
year.
Sec. 2. Levy for 1oos-It ap-
pcaring that the ordinary expen-
ses of the state for" the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1908, exceed the
income of the state for such year,
the state board Of assessment and
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

Tribute to Senator Kittredgs's
Ability. Worth and Honesty by ..
: . Former Wen Known Popuiist 49,

The continued Misrepresentation Of
the attitude Of Senator A. B. Kittredge,
by the Sioux Falls Press, the subsized
organ Of the state administration, does
not seem to be meeting with the sue
cess that was hoped for by the insurgent
leaders. -,~-sA
DR.. T. NJ. Stewart, of Beresford, Un.
ion County, an old-time populist who
served In the state senate with Mr..
Kittrsdge in 1891, feels constrained to
offer a public rebuke to this method
of political warfare. Senator Stewart,
writing to the Sioux Falls Argus.Lead-
or Of March 81, characterizes these ct.
tacks as contemplate, and after show
ing that Senator Kttredgs's record
has been repeatedly wrongfully assaired
by the newspaper organs Of insurgency
DIR. Stewart concludes with this fns
tribute to the manhood and worth OF
the senator:
Now as to my personal kxswledgs
of Senator Kittredge he 10 honest,
truthful, and a man Of great ability.
His word is as good as his bead, and
whenever I had q measure that Nc
could consistently as a republican sup
port, and promised THAI he wsuld do 80,
/ never had to put him In niAd OF u
the second time. The promised help
was always forthcoming.
He has recently told me that Ae
considers himself, while senator Of
the United States from South Dakots,
. servant Of the people Of his state,
and as such he win labor to enact any
law that he is satisfied that the majority
Of the people of the state he repres-
snts desire, and from my previous az.
fliation and knowledge Of the man and
his integrity, know that he VIII 90
50, even though he was In opposition
TO me in party complexion. / believe
In him Just as firmly as ! would as
though he were Of the same politicai
opinion in all respects.
Now, as there is no peoples party
organisation to my knowledge in the
state Of South Dakota, desire to put
myself on record in support OF an
honest man to succeed himself In OF
Ace. upon the splendid record wnicn
he has made, and of which the stare
of South Dakota ought to feel proud,
and shall do all can, honestly AM
honorably. to further the interests OF
the people by his election.
Bsresford,. 9. D.
T. M. Stewart.
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Increased Appropriations for State Officers Exceed
by $1}, rs the Increased Taxation Of Rail-
road for State Purposes.

unorganized rabble Of ofice-ssekers.
The legislature convened and began TO
dip into the state treasury to reward
the henehmen Of the movement and in
trench the leaders with . machine at
the expense Of the tax payers. Some
grand stand plays were made in the
way of legislation but nothing sub
stantial was accomplished to reduce the
burden of the people. Instead they
were increased by appropriations ex-
ceeding the appropriations Of the 1905
legislature by se5o,ooo, and this sum
does not include anything for the twine
plant at the psnitentiary or for the new
capitol. The FIRST year of the new ad-
levied taxes of more than
twice as much as for the year 1906,
and exceeding by s155, 900 the state tax
Of 1908, when q heavy tax was levied
to pay bonds and interest. In defend
ing the high state tax of 1907 the Craw-
ford machine often calls attention to
the tax of 1908, but to show the diff
ference between q tax to pay debts and
one to reward political henchmer we
viii give below an Hlustration Of the
difference between tire prudence Of the
1908 administration and the lavish ex-
Of the. Crawford machine.
Some Comparative Figures.
Thus we see that the total appropris.
tions for the expense of state officers
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

sd .stork,,' hs would have learned
thar poets are not the only kind Of
people who are "bora, not made.
The man who told me of this Incl
dent has been "gotn himself, and
would not father the story now.
Cknton s. D.
Asa Forrest, Sr.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

financial matters cost the taxpayers Of
South Dakotaf One year more Of it
and floating debt exceeding the en-
tire bonded indebtedness of 1901 will
be saddled upon the state. Need we
affect surprise, therefore, that the leg
islature of 1907 adopted the unprece-
dented course of authorizing a levy for
two years in succession to meet de-
ficiencies and at the same time sub
mitted the question of removing the
constitutional safeguard against IN
restricted taxAtioni
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16
The Best Razor strop.

j me best razor strop l ever had
|sAs a piece Of glass;" said the club
b&rhsr. "An old barber gave It to
mA and tell you 1t worked fine. Un-
fortunstsly I let it fall and It broke.
aad 7 have never been able 70 get
one like It,
sThere,s some kink in. the grinding
which I cant seem to figure out. In
these days q good razor strop is .
mighty hard thing to md, and
would give . good deal II could only
est that piece Of ground glass back
again. It sure did put . cutting edge
o. t6o Faaor." -
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16
A CARTOON IN WORDS.

To the editor of the Argus-Leader:-
Those who know Judge Aikens, have
observed, T may say, felt, that his
strongest weakness, I might say, genius,
in his Instructive powers Of sarcasm.
His wonderful versitality along this line
discards all studied forms Of rhetoric.
He can make his sarcasm just as sbit-
ing" in a look, word, or a panto-
mimic pose, as in Philippe. This
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16
$300,OO0.O0
25O,0O0.00

HAVE WASHED HIMSELF AND
DON'T KNOW WHERE THE TOW
Ell ARE
The two law makers looked at each
other Tor minute, until Aikens got
his features into the required form
OF cruilty when he slung in this
crushing missile below the water line.
"Crawford how in HI did the rail-
roads GET youf" Crawford hung a
little heavier on his wire, and whim-
pered, "Well, Frank, you have got
mel" Frank has "got" him yet; for
this is the only answer he has ever
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

constitution.
geher with ST. o y -
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

only predatory of q little story told me,
by an eye witness, of scene at Bis
mark, just after the vote in the bill re-
enacting the gross earnings law. Con-
fined strictly to its language, the recital
Is very commonplace, but with Aikens
thrown in as a factor. it becomes in
teresting; in fact its whole force is con-
fined to one little wordy @1get, with all
the whitening meaning that only Frank
Aikens could put into it. Frank was
boiling over, which meant anything
from fluent profanity to an earthquake;
his whole form and mien was articulate
with indignation and contemptuous cyni-
eism, as he came face to face with Craw-
ford. The recreants "@friend of the peo-
pie" fell into half covering, half
pleading attitude-in fact he was a
living effigy of what the little girl
street arab-saw while peering into the
window of a Doctors back room. A
skeleton was standing in corner, sus-
pended by wire which had been
stretched little too long to take the
kinks out Of its legs, back and neck.
It's face had fallen forward, its knees
had twisted inward, its arms and hands
with their long bony> fingers hung limp
and helpless to the front, with piece of
canvass hanging like an apron from
its neck nearly to the floor. The girl
seemed to be mush amused, and when
her companion asked what she saw
she said: "TYS A TELLER THAT
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

equalization of the State Of South
Dakota is hereby empowered and
authorized at their annual meeting
in the month of August, 1908, te
levy tax not exceeding two. mills
(the- amount to be determined by
the emergency existing ut that
timsr) On each dollar in addition to
the ordinary levy Of two mills On
the. dollar, on the assessed vafua-
tion Of all taxable property in the
state to be ascertained by the last
preceding assessment made for
state and county purposes, such ad-
ditional levy Of two mills On the dol
lar to be made for the purpose of
paying the deficiency Of the pre-
eeding year, together with the es-
timated expenses of the ensuing
year
Sec. 8. Repeal-All acts and
parts Of acts in coaffiet with this
act are hereby repealed.
Approved March ., 1907.
When the reformers" peint to the
fact that in 1908 there was 8 4 mill
levy, it, should be borne in mind that
it would require 6h mill levy to
meet the expenditures authorized In
1907.
Four Mill Levy in 1908.
There will be, and there must be, .
four mill levy for 1908, which viii
make taxes as high as in 1907 within
one-fourth of a mill and this for cur
rent enxpense and with nothing in
cluded for the twine plant There i:
no escape from this.
Want tha "Lid'' Removed
But, Notwithstanding the authorize
ton of q two-mill levy for two year!
in sueeession-a course which, as al
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16
LEGISLATIVE ETRAvAGANCE AND TAXATION

ford regime are not satisfied with this
constitutional limitation upon the pow.
er to levy taxes. They want it en-
tirely removed, and - the first step
in that direction the Legislature Of 1907
passed the following resolution to sub
mit to the electorate the question Of
amending the constitution:
Be IL resolved by the Senate Of
the State Of South Dakota, the
House Of Representatives concur
ring.
Sec. /. That at the next general
election in this state the following
amendment to Article XII Of the
constitution Of the State Of South
Dakota, which is hereby agreed to,
shall be submitted to the electors
Of the state for their approval.
That Article xI of the constitu-
tion Of the State Of South Dakota
be amended to read az follows:
Sec. /. The legislature shall pro-
vide for raising sufficient revenue
to defray the ordinary expense OF
the state By an annual tax, as near-
ly uniform from year to year as
practicable. And for the purpose
Of paying the public debt, the leg
islature shall provide for levying
q tax annually sufficient to pay the
annual interest and principal OF
such debt within ten years from ths
final passage Of the law creating
the debt.
In other werds, they want the only
barrier to unrestricted taxation thrown
down 80 that the state board may levy
any sum necessary to meet Legislative
extravagance without going through the
form Of legislative authorization. Ar.
ticIs XII which it Is proposed to amend,
limits the levy to two mills. Tor general
purposes and two mills for deficiencies,
the latter to be specifically authorized
by legislative enactment.
Condition Of Treasury Jan. I, 1907.
When the state was turned over to the
Crawford administration Of Jan. I, 1907,
there was not q dollar of bonded debt,
and the tax levy of 1906 was but two
mills, and it had been the hope and ex.
pectation Of the men who brought this
about, that the state would never again
be forced to levy a tax exceeding that
amount. Jan. I, 1907, the condition Of
the state finances was as follows:
To meet this net debt of $21T, $50
there wassdue IN state taxes the ssm Of
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16
WHERE SOME OF THE MONEY GOES
That Was Spent by the Legislature
-.st Of South U&kots

following
on
Approp Approp N
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16

tSos zoo, which was sufficient not only
to pay, this balance, but all the" ex-
penses of the state for the balance Of
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1907,
and leave cash balance of $22, 900. The
tax laws of this state make taxes due on
December first, but do not require them
to be paid until March first, when only
one-half need be paid, the other half
being allowed to run to October first. AS
the year when this tax is to expendt
ed ends on June 30th, it is necessary to-
issue revenue warrants against these
levied but deferred taxes, and such
warrants do not represent real debt.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16
Four Mill Levy in 1908.
Want tha Lid" Removed

But, Notwithstanding the authorize
ton of a two-mill levy for two years
in succession-a course which, as al
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-16
Debt increased $s12, 100000 in 1907

U0pt 1uct0US0Q $c4Z,VUV.UU IN 1SUf
As already stated, the net debt of the
state, not taking into account taxes due
and unpaid, on January 1, 1907, when
Mr.. Crawford assumed the reins of gov
ernment, was ss11 $4,000, or, in round
numbers, ss14,0oo.oo. This, be it re-
membered, was at the conclusion OF a
debt-paying period of six years, dur
ing which bonded debt Of $613, ,30o.-
90 on January I, 1901, was paid in fun,
including no small sum in interest there
on at S per cent per annum. Now, it
will be interesting to observe what the
states net debt was after one year Of
Mr.. Crawford's administration. Here
are the figures, in round numbers.
At this rate, what would six years Of
Mr.. Crawford's "reform" ideas in
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-27

Strong Talk Made BY Railroad Tax
Commissioner.
George G. Ward. tax commissioner
or the Kansas City Southern Railway
company, made an interesting talk
last night before the house commit
tee on revenue and taxation, Anthony
chairman. Mr. Ward started with the
premise that the power to regulate
and the power 10 tax We're the flames
that We're surely. If slowly. burning up
the corporate candle from both ends
He then took up the features of rail
road non-cOmpetition oger-capitaliza-
tion and taxation and showed that the
proposed excise tax was clearly a dis
criminalive tax not applied TO other
property in excess OF an advalOrem
tax apl9ied 20 all property in the
state he made strong argument
against the proposed tax and made
suite a favorable impression upon the
committee
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sE9H9R9HSa9EsMSusESHGMs1
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Prof s. n Garrett returned to his
home in Norman last evening.
Representative r. NJ. Johnston was
in Oklahoma City last evening On a
business mission
United States Circuit Clerk Harry
Finley left last evening for Oklahoma
CITY
Pres lont David r. Boyd Of he state
university returned 10 Norman this
anornjps s3tsFo oaitsHding meeting of
The board of. regents ofthe school here
last evening.
Arthur Rhodes. Of Coyle. was in the
city last evening on business
n NJ Woods and J. o. Callahan. of
Msskogee, are Guthrie visitors.
County Attorney Emory A Foster,
oi Lincoln county was IN the city last
evening from Chandler
Captain w. A. KniDe returned to his
hone In Perkins last evening.
j. r. Mcdonald Of vinita, is a Guth-
rie visitor.
81 E Harmon J j. Harmon and Jas,
Il FoIi o. Wagner are IN the city
comforting wiki legislative members.
Paul Nesbit returned TO Oklahoma
ca last evening.
James Baxter returned last evening
from a trip to Oklahoma. City, ftrsn
Judge Williams OF the District court,
Of Grady county, Is in the city.
United states Revenue Inspector
chas Howard is IN the city frcm EI
Rene.
Mr. and AIRS. Sylvester Forsythe. OF
wellington kansas. are here i3f a
ftw weeks the gliests OF Profess y
and MrS 5 4. Romaine. Of ihe Logan
county high school
W g Cox Of Granite, IS Guthrie
visitor
0ryias Frantz Of Oklahoma city
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ley, SUI East warner avenue. All
young people and friends OF the church
are invited TO attend.
Zimmermann's orchestra give their
usual weekly pubic dance this even
ing in Reveler's hal.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Taylor OF SOC
East Noble avenue, entertained q party
of friends at 6 O'Clock dinner Tuesday
evening A four course dinner was
served and the feature OF the evening
was the recalling Of old college days,
The evening was spent I'm reminisence
and reviewing old photographs which
told the story Of days gone By
The guests were Mrs A. NJ Ben
nett. Miss Blanche BENNETT. Mr. E w
KHAN. and MT y = Shinn. Mr. and
Mrs TAYLOR were assisted IN entertain
ing By Russell aud Charles Taylor two
very entertaining little boys.
Mrs. j. j. Huston has been chosen
as a delegate OF the WOmans Mission
airy society to the Presbyterian meet
ing TO be held at Edmond April ~
-Four new members were added to the
list az the meeting held Wednesday.
They are. Mesdames q w. King,
Henshaw, G. w Halstead and Mary
s. Tucker.
Miss Nina Griffith returned last
evening from a visit IN Oklahoma City.
Mrs W. Marshall left last evening
for Marshall TO spend a few weeks
with her daughter Mrs Emmett sto-
baugh.
Assistant Insurance Commissioner
o. j. Stark and family arrived 40 the
city last evening lrom Oklahoma CITY
and Will locate in this city
Mr. and Mrs J r. Batcheler Of
Kansas city. Mo. are the guests o.
Mr and Mrs T. / Beiand, az i20 East
Harrison ayeaua
Mrs George Anderson. OF 5l7 rast
Cleveland Avenue. entertained few
friends al whist last evening inform
ally
The Acorn club met with Mrs A. G.
Hixon yesterday afternoon IN largely
attended and very agreeably spent ses-
sion, Mrs Scott read a paper on
/ German Uniferaitles aud Mrs.
Rucks displayed with criticism the
Perry pictures of German master
pieces or painting There was one
guest OF the club. Miss Nell Vaughan.
Of Minnesota, who is guest Of Mrs.
mHailu eykiGeG. .pilcsn onaedraco taoi
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was a Guthrie visitor today. lie was
al one time private secretary to his
brother Governor Frank Frantz.
G. 2. Page. Of Carney is in the city.
j. T. saryer, Of Enid, is in the city
NJ r. Chapman, OF vinlta, is in the
city
J. L. Brittah. Of FL Reno. is in the
city
George Z, Harrison IS in the city
from Okemah
Assistant United States Attorney
John Soothorn left last night for Paw
husha-
ia Perry cf Coaigate Is in the city
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SOCIETY,
PROSPECTIVE.


Friday.
Mrs e. G. Sharpe entertains Do
mestic Science club in afternoon
Miss Hagar's pupils Will give a re-
cital Friday evening at her studio, 4lG
East Cleveland avenue.
Mrs Jamns Cooper entertains East
Side w. c. T. L. in afternoon.
Educational rally at City hall IN
evening.
Miss Hagar's pupils give recital in
evening at her studio.
zimmerman's orchestra gives public
dance ia evening.
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Koiol Is today the best Known reue,
dy for al disorders of the stomach
such as dyspepsia. heart burn soil
stomach aud beIchlne Of gas Sold
here by &. Il. RENFRO.
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the IA 4nt 14is .tife nilt Niifird rila. De
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powder works beautiiying wonders 25c