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L0CkSMITH
W0RKlNGMEN'S WANTS

WORKTNGMEN-Bes the local trade. we
have the cali on the hustlcrs OF the eIboyr
grease in Virginia and Maryland. who save
the sand on tailored slightly used sr9ft
s. 70 SO, hts you srandi one p-lce.. JUSTEH.S
OLD STAND 61s u.
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SPANISH BUDGET

MADRID SEPT 21--The cabinet has
approved an extraordinary budget Of
Loo, 0G0, GO peseJas-
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS
White help and moderate prices. LEON =
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning 90. re-
moFsd 70 II 9 ST y IS. Phone II Z5s.
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PERSONAL
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

WANTED-By cnl1reE woman days worE
cieaGinE or washing and ironing 1917 4th
ST n W
WANTED-B- 5-eSsuaker sewing 20 take
home cut and III perfect tailor made suits
a specially altering CAL IFS I'D S. NV 7
WANTED-EE experienced teacher begin
ners on piano. at their homes. BON 80
Times office
NANT.I5-Br white woman place as COOK
in restaurant I-Iz Sjh St y W
WANTED Position as head waitress or side.
IN nice cafe bEs- experience and references
BOX I'D. Times Crff-p-
WA$TED-Ey cc.o1eI SRI, place as general
housev --ser- r r u No 7, BON 81.
Bancroft Va
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Clarence F. Graham and Maud G.
Brrrer-
William r Harris and Clara A. Gates
Richard L. Giss and Anna n RInd
Arthur J Miller and CatEreu p Lar
man, Of Bethesda. Md
Frederick e. BueIer and Margaret b
: euN-n.
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IN MEMORIAM

-ANTWELL-In loving remembrance OF
GEORGE NAY C-ANTN ELI who A..
parted this life three years aE7 today.
September 81. 1907
Loved I'm Hfe- in death remembered
BY MCrhC- and sister
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

WANIED-By sober, reliable. white marrief
man. no children hrst-cIasS position on
sIllall suoUroan place near city vel expert
enced in farming and poultry raising best
OF references. can De depended on to STUDY
the interest OF owner Address fun par
ticulars- r 2 JAMES Leesaurr Va
WANTED-position BY white chauffeur. long
experience perfectly reliable, highest grade
references, Try ne BOX z15. Times offic. 1
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SEWING MACHINES

CABINET Grand Standard. S-OgC- DrooHezE
wilcox & Gibbs S------Srr- o.. S-u-a- sr- r1-
Domestic $50 Davis Hand Machine. So =J
Renting and repairing all makes SCHOOL
supplies. Express Tor hire LAEEIN- 81 an
u SITS X W
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ruRSES IND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Ten horses and mares been
used Al contract work contractor failed
stock must be sold no reasonable offer re-
fused also handsome black frStter- with
mark Of 1-I9 IA. late style Stanhope and ha--
ness and my daughters saddle horse fear
less OF all objects and safe Tor most tfrnfr
lady 10 ride or drive. CAL at my residence
JOE H6IIH q CO. IS Sth s. s W
FOR SALE-One horse and busy aud bar
ness a. 60 isth 81 n Z. after 4-5o p. m-
FOR SALE-Cheap. one second hand sgrTsy.
SO J. \ FARRELL ID and g = +
FOR SALE-H5=se and carriage: very cheap
% 18Th 81 s r
ATTENTION CONTRADICTIONS received
carload Acme patent dump wagons see
THESE wagons oel ore placing - VI next CrGtr-
: d WATERS < son
Rear 5l0 PA AVE. y. ".
SECONDHAND sURRETS. tra2s- rIIna-
bouts and delivery wagons SIS %. Goes
WEI ;. -gs. ~. Y. "a ilth y. W.
FAIR VIEW STOCK Farm. II your horse
Is run down or needs months rest, with
special treatG1eut. phone DCWNEY-S STA
BIEs. n 2zs5.
CAN'T has 10 car loads OF ruua bouts. sur
reys- and spring wagons VII sell them
LeEa1dless 0I cost 100 u St y. W
FOR HIRE-PIeasure teams. business teans
OF a horse Tor your WAGON. bv the lav
week or month az reduced rates PTS
NOGi-E. rear So Ia ave n w Main s.
HIRING. BOARDING. ana sales Sga67es-
Special rates - travelling sslesmsR-
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AUTOS REPAIRED

LET Us PUT YOUR shade. radiator. fsnd-
err and lamps into proper condition. very
small cost Try FRENCH RADIATOR
We REPAIR OR REBUILD your auto cars
cleaned By day CT meath oils, Easois1s,
and supplies reasonable prices AL work
guaranteed I445 Columbia Court. between
I4-n and 18th, Columbia I'd and Irving s. I
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WANTED-SALESMEN
A FIRST CLASS SPECIALITY
SALESMAN

one who can seH our products 20 the re-
tan ana wholesale trade IN Washington. =
a. and Baltimore Nd 4 Is useless 10 apply
unless YOU have made a successful record
Write swing full partic liars IN confidence
sl9llnE axe. past eEperfe ice salary REQUIRED
). NJ THOMAS J. Upton,
1fs Franklin Streef New York CITY
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70 = RENT-R00mS
Uufurufshed

- =. y. T.. lul-FIYe rooms ana bata-
%, iaperef7 kitcucn and rear Harrh-
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

NANTED-DOuble entry bOokkeeper, sten0s-
rapner and typewriter tmaie and feiu8ief;
salesman wholesale and retail salesl adJ q.
ireh-class solicitor; vacuum cleaner operator
cashier tcmalej. Office clerk call al WICK
cry = EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. g. Mum
sey Building
NAN and w1FE-Colored. Tor suburban
home. steady job. Apply go F ST n. W
HELP WANTED on custom coats male or
female steady position Apply at once
So n St y Va
SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITI.lG-Com
plete course Pitman or Bsrnes. 50. Gregg
So Syllable, So JOucn tyDeWTiring vita
each course with machine home free Pr
V&te Instruction, requiring from three to six
months 10 complete. position guaranteed
GEOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE. so Colorado
Bldg
WANTED-An all around tailor Or taIIsress.
must be competent. sg3 gth St " W, up
stairs
ACCoUNTANCY.
BOOKKEEPING. STENOGRAPHT
TEPEWRTTING-
NO CLASSES-ESPERI INSTRUCTORS
INTERSTATE. 72s I5TlF ST y. w
TELEPHONE MAIN so
vANTED-CIvu Service students. the best
and quickest preparation obtainabis IN
Washington STRAYERS BUSINESS COL
LLGE. 90 Masonic Temple. 9th ana {.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOR REkT-R00MS
Furnished and UnfUTnished.
r. Z AVE y W. Iz1s-Tn-ee urrurniz-e5
rooms HEnt housekeepinE- TWO furnished
rooms southern exposure
9TH ST y ". ufz-LarEe first floor front
room heat. gas. and hath
STU ST y W 1Il--Euznished or tsnfur-
nished rooms. I block from Library
IL ST y ". 5Zc-ExceIlent furnished a1I
UrtUrnlshed apartments. Light housekee ping
steam heat cheap
9Th ST. y. w, sz1-FUruis7ed rooms S77T--
able for . men or house keeping. facing
judiciary Park bath. heat
MINI AVE AND I'd ST-Tvo large rooms
lor rent
I'd ST y +. Zl-One OF two rooms light
housekeeping e. desired
ST y W. 51I-LarEe, COO. coumunicat-
-nS rooms u and g floors all convent
e1ces, sinsly o. en- suite. reasonable.
large newly paperc5 rooms
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WOMEN'S WANTS,

LADIES, SAVE YOUR COMBINES. Purz
braiIs. and switches can - ---1-e 49,
coln1-ngs a. De NAED'S. Els Eye St y ~
FIAFE SCIENCE or HEALTH. r7ru-z-
Iyn-siTG e.1tl bound. eco page BOOK
,5ee ,Appl5 ty mail t-6 Colorado Bui-LIuE-
Free lecture fog women VeEuez1a. 80 = II
QUALITY ICE CREAM eeri-ye~o5 f- "a. ,-f--
= ga-s 5lc 2 ga Try IL
60 - AAEElN. l1l5 y + AVE
STI-hTEST SrI~kFE. 81 z---T- ------7- O.
furniture Sass, china books a-ars-t-s---
EOya- Glue l2-- flc-5Cc- Fi-ts 81 Urazsfs.s 81
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

BEFORE paiutiGS set uur cs-s--z-e- cH-ao
est. bur tezt IN ely drop postal OF cal
CARLISLE & VAUGHN 40 d s. y W
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RUG WEAVING.

BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven from old carpsrs.
The Washington Rug weaving Co 6aI-s
and works. s5l 5-h - " " Mafn -
HANDSOME reversible ruEz from worn car
pets we guarantee our work ECLIPSE Fg--r-
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nth ST 5l3-CeBtrsIIy located. facing q
- Der month
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES

AMATEUR FEoTDGEAP PIERS
My cooperative plan for Eevelo1iu- and
printing enables you 20 secure an S-r0 en-
a5Eelnent absolutely free CsI and learn
the details Phone Main sis
SEA BROOK. -r r 81
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WANTED-R0OHS

ANTEJ-Three OF four unfuru 5sI-=1 se-o-I
floor rooms or FIAT between E-h zui -1-r
F and X y " BOX "a Times Office
section state price BOX - Times oflCe-
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E ST. ~ W 5l5-Thrce embarrassed ros5l1s
for rent. $3.50 tUo un[urnished ro9shz Tor
LII SO e.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-C5Iumbia Electro. IN good con
cition- complete. with rechzrEiEg ol-1--
FOR SALE---cylinder Yale, touring car. .a
good condition. a bargain
FOR SALE-Buick runabour. zz-h- 2. f1ly
equipped
FOR SALE-PuIImsu roadster. fully EQUIP
go IN 1rsI-cIass condition
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NEW JERSEY AVE. n w I7a-Thre-
rooms heat and gas. Tor Iight Housekeeping
ST 8 w 1Zl4-TIree unfur1dsaed see7HI
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FOR RENT-R0OMS
Furnished.

18th ST y W. 1872. APART. FURNISHED
room adloinng bath. steam heat. s.; pri-
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLES
FOR SALE-REASONABLE-
A LOT OF SECONDHAND MOTORCYCLES
OF ALI. MAKES
Including Merkei. Indian. Reliance and others
PAYMENTS IF DESIRED
Sole Agents for the
MERkEL LIGHT MOTORCYCLES.
HARRY r. SEAMARE,
Cor. 9Th and sts. y. ".
READING STANDARD. single cylinder. Es51
value, So T y. MUDD, II, Inc. IL
y Y ave-
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LET Us Do i've Csu put yOgr auto lamp
and radiator INTO proper condition at q very
small cost TO you Prompt work SANS
faction guaranteed MOORE & CO. sos John
Marshall place. Phone zs{7-
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DANCING

PRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL
Cn-E one taLEht az a time
Latest dances. two Instructors
4--s - J. ave SELECT Phone II zEzz Z
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-23
sEELEY OFFERS SILVER TROPHY
Will Be Competed for BY Members Of
Southeastern Iowa Short Course
Association at #. Madl-

Mt Pleasant June Ex-senator W..
3. Seeley of this city. has again offer
ed trophy as prize for the grand
champion ten ears of corn to be ex'
hibited at the Southeastern Iowa
Short Course, to be held this year az
Fl. Madison. The trophy. which mas
been turned over to the managers or
the association. is beautiful sterling
silver loving cup about eleven fncnes
high. tastefully designed and artist
ically engraved. 1t bears the name
OF the donor. the conditions on which
it must be won, and then there
ia SPACE for the name of the winner
The conditions on which it may be-
come the permanent property Of one
name are. that he must win the trophy
twice before he may become absolute
owner.
President Joseph Carver OF the
Short Course association. has express
ed the gratitude and appreciation OF
the association to Senator Seeley 1or
this beautiful token of his generosity
and interest in the work.
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WILL ARRANGE
FOR BIG OUTING
OLD SOLDIERS AND SETTLERS
WILL MEET SATURDAY IN
COMMERCIAL CLUB ROOMS

For the purpose of arranging for the
annual outing of the Old Soldiers and
Old Settlers of Wapello county, the
officers of the two associations will
hold special meeting Saturday after
noon, June 25 in the Commercial club
rooms. The following notice has been
issued relative to the meeting:
To all old soldiers and old settlers
of Wapello county. There will be a
meeting of the officers of the Old
Settlers and Old Soldiers associations
of Wapello county at the Commercial
club rooms on Saturday, June 25 at
D. M, to make arrangements for the
annual reunion and to transact such
other business as may properly come
before them. A hearty and cordial in
vitation is hereby extended to all who
are interested to be present at said
meeting. Do not forget the time and
place.
BY order of Jacob Lowenberg, Presi-
dent Old Settlers Association.
S II. Harper, President Old Sol
diers' Association
T. R. Buckley Secretary.
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OWLS At MARsHALLTowN.
Citizens 20 Scared That They Call on
City Marshall for Proteetion-
!; Same Hero.

Marshalltown. June 21.--One some
times hears of persons when out in the
woods at night becoming alarmed at
ttt1e footing Of the horned owl, mistak-
ling the author of the sound for wild
and ferocious beasts, or ghosts, but it
Remained at Marshalftown to develop a
case where the people felt they were
actuaily in danger from 'hoot owls"
These nocturnal birds congregate in
ilHrge numbers, 1t is said among the
trees on West Linn street. and not
only make the night hidecus with
their hooting. but it is related that
they swoop down around the heads of
pedestrians. and one case Is related of
q lady who had her face sli::htly In
iured by the claws Of one of these
birds. Some Of the people in that
carry umbrellas to pre-
vent the birds from swooping down on
them.
The nuisance reached climax last
ntxiat. and Chief Of Police Nicholson
was summoned by telephone to re-
lteve the situation. He went down, but
II was so dark that his artillery was
useless
Active warfare has been declared
against the owls, and they will be bag
ged as rapidly as possible.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-23
CANNON SPEAKS
FOR OLD RULES
SPEAKER RlDlCULES GEAR"
IDEA AND SCORES HIS CRITICS
FROM FLOOR.

Washington, ID. c.. June FL The
old rules of the house were defended
and the critics of the speaker severely
scored by Speaker Cannon in brief
address to the house late Saturday
afternoon. The speaker was greeted
by cheers from his Republican col
leagues when he finished. Cooper OF
Wisconsin. leading insurgent, at
tempted to reply but there was an OBJ
lection and no one had an opportunity
to answer.
The speaker surrendered the gavel
to Mann of Illinois, and descending to
the floor, went into the midst of the
Republican side and asked the unanl-
nous consent to address the house for
ten minutes. There was no protest.
Nearly every member was in his place
and every eye was conferred upon the
grave man who stood silently Is
though collecting his thoughts.
All Speakers Criticised.
Proceeding slowly and in measured
words, Speaker Cannon declared that
whoever should be speaker of the
house. whether for two or eight years,
could not escape criticism. He spoke
of the $4,000 bills introduced IN each
congress, all with their advocates de-
handing consideration. He said:
MANY members introduce bills that
they do not want passed." in explain
ing the troubles that face the speaker.
He declared that under the old rules
it had, at any time, been possible for
the majority Of the house to legislate.
Compliments Champ Clark.
Referring directly to Minority Lead
er Clark, the speaker suggested that
the gentleman from Missouri would
make the best speaker the minority
could obtain. This remark was the
signal for an ovation by the Demo-
Gratis in honor of their leader
Speaker Cannon said that not half
as many bills were passed under the
new "unanimous consent" rule as for
merly and he ridiculed the suggestions
about his role as "czar." Whatever the
clamor might be he declared he pre-
ferred, to maintain his fidelity to the
majority of the house.
Referring to newspaper and maya
zine writer's, he said he would rather
keep his own self respect than bend
to demagogues and the self CONSTITUTE
ed righteous, who criticise without
Judgment and without knowledge
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WINCHESTERITES
ENTERTAIN 1000
ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE UNION
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.

Stockport, June 21.-(SpeciaD -
The picnic given by the Union Pro-
tective association at Winchester was
grand success. The day was per-
feet and the music by the Birmingham
band was above the average. There
was fully 1000 people present. Uncle
Bobby's Martial band composed OF
himself and father HOFFMAN as flfer
and George Simmons as snare drum
err could not be beat in the state. The
speakine was we'll received. The ball
game between Stockport and Contrib
resulted in a victory for Stockport
There was not a jar to mar the pleas
ure Of the day. There were people
present from Fairfield, Birmingham,
Cantril. Bonaparte, Hillsboro, Bentons-
port, Libertyville, Stockport and vii.
sonville and as one old lady expressed
herself, "it was a glorious day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-23
KNOX STAYS IN CABINET
Secretary Puts to Sleep Boom to Make
Him Governor of Pennsyl-
uania.
Washington, D. c., June 21-Phil

Washington, D. c., June 21-Philan.
der G.. Knox will remain as secretary
Of state of the United States and Will
no. be a candidate for nomination for
governor of Pennsylvania.
The secretary issued last night
formal statement killing the boom
which had been inauguarted to make
him governor of Pennsylvania. He was
actuated in reaching this decision by
the earnest wish Of the president that
he remain in the cabinet. The pres1-
dent yesterday had a talk with Sem
ator Penrose. who has his own choice
in Representative John K. Tenor He
would have acquiesced with good
grace in Knox's selection had it been
necessary, however.
Secretary Knox talked over the
PENNSYLVANIA situation with the pres
ident. pointing out that fears prevail
ed for the loss of the governorship UNI
less national figure were nominated.
The fact that the president urged Mr..
Knox to remain with him is pointed to
as evidence of the falsity Of reports
that friction has arisen between the
two men, Those who know .Ir. knox's
Independence realize he would not re-
main in the administration unless he
was backed up by his chief.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-06-23
HOLD ANNUA Injecting.
Old Settlers Meet at Union Park and
Talk Over Old Tlmes-Officers
Are Reelected for Next Year

Des Moires. June 21.-The Octo
genarian society held it's eleventh an
nual meeting at Union park and 10
out of its $50 members were present
for the occasion. Secretary John L..
Crawford reported that .65 of the men,
bers have been called by death during
the past year. Those members who
attended the gathering enjoyed pic
mic dinner and a fine Grafton by
Judge c. G. Cole, who delivered sew
eral fine enlogies of members who
have gone before.
October 16 was fixed as the date for
the next meeting Of the society. All OF
the old officers we're reelected. They
are az. follows:
T. B. Terry. president: Samuel
Green, fit vice president; c. W.
Tr8cker, second vice president and
John l.. Crawford, secretary and
treasurer. -
The Buckeye association was sched-
uled too, but on account of the con-
1iict the Buckeye affair was postponed
until. June 80.
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Some Suggestive Questions on the
Sunday School Lesson For June 26
FoP THE INTERNATIONAL NEWSPAPER BIBLE STUDY CLUB
tCopyrsht 1870 Rev. 7. S. Iinscott D. d.

men were. by the act of God, to be
suddenly removed from the world?
What would be the effect upon the
church If all unworthy members
should be turned out?
If Jesus were the pastor of cNurch
today, how would he treat it's I'M
worthy members?
Verses 80, 80, 40.-When, according
to your Interpretation of scri ture, will
the end Of the world be?
What will be Gods method. at the
end of the world, in dividing the bad
from the good?
The best thing to do with weeds is
to burn them, as here stated. but does
that necessarily imply that. God will
literally burn the wicked?
What are the "angels" or laws or
forces, which inevitably separates the
bad from the good?
Verses 41-43-Is there any reason
to believe that the analogy here drawn
between the burning Of tares, thus
utterly destroying them, and Gods
treatment of the wicked in the last
day, is to be taken literally; that is,
are the wicked to be burned up root
and branch, j. e., destroyed?
If the wicked are naturally immor-
tai, that is, must live forever, and it
sin is itself misery, as we all know it
to be, then how long will the misery
of the wicked last? (This question
must be answered in writing by men,
bers of the club.)
What ground is there to believe.
either from experience, philosophy. or
the scripture, that the wicked may
possibly repent in !'-e next world?
What is the basis of our belief that
the joys of the righteous will be for
ever?
Lesson for Sunday, July 8, 1910.
Pictures of the kingdom. latt. xiii:
1888, 44-52. ..
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cornino Council orders Paving.

Corning. June 21.-"To pave or
not to pave" has for some months
been the question here. The ANTS
presented strong petition signed by
f1fty-eight leading business men ana
women at the last council meeting
but the city council has ordered the
publication of notice for bids, and Will
proceed with the work unless en-
joined.
The issue in the city election last
spring was paving, and the paving
ticket was elected by an overWhelm-
ING majority. The opposing element,
which claims to represent so per cent
Of the property owners along the pro-
nosed route. claims that the cost OF
the Improvement far exceeds the bene-
fits to be derived and that 1t puts a
heavy burden of tax upon the property
owners.