The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1912-10-26
PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
Inserted Silman H. IN Haden
publican candidate auditor Amount paid $1,000

Putting the Tax Burden Where It Belongs
Everyone will admit that it good thing have public
better things if their ideas are sound right just
is still better thing if in office they out practice the
ideas they proclaim to the during the cmpagnand
This IDEAS whose ideas good
and and sound and who carries out in office the plans he
His idea that the burden should be and that
the heaviest of should rest upon those whose financial should
And practice of his Office
of public officials whose duties them in the distribution
Of the BURDEN the little fellow with little property has no
invisible and though he feel it, he can't
load what they shirk falls on his shoulders
that unless there the
auditors office who insists that the fellows bear their fair share
Of the load of them all of them will sir it, and the little
he thinks ought be- though probably he know
There like him. and they can't employ attorneys and
salaries they pay and whom they elect undertake the job
And not many of them do undertake it.
ough must b able to spot when the big low tries to slip one
the little fellow and have the the
with the big fellow who trying shr and have out
with him to the finish.
That's the kind of man Odin Haldeni is
He knows taxation from the ground up If the big fellow
willing didn't what going
m But he sn ~9s That's the 2 exactly He nd Sw n
how stop the when he spots to fight and fight hard
\
For instance just one many-the Duluth
Street Railway has been engaged ng to SHIFT some
help it If their well Duluth
demonstration ground which exercise its ideas of how to
community and to make labor toe it's chalkmark.
other day-Wedneday 2athe Duluth Street Railway
company handed St. county for nearly hundred
dollars payment of property the first
personal property taxes has paid in several years.
which Haden brought about through the county
equalization which he fought through the courts
complete victory The company paid when the court said Haden
right and it had to.
If he hadn't brought increase the
railway would have paid would have been about fifty
thousand dollars
Fifty thousand gained by efforts just
pretty good evidence that when On Hadn that his idea
bear their full share of the load
shoulder part of off the little fellows who fight
he says and PRACTICES WHAT HE BREACHES
railway trying doand
down would be kept down II its taxes had
been kept down the rest of would have had to what
escaped. $500 o.
Odn Haen did in this casand he has done in others
and will do if to lift from the shoulders
shouldn't have been compelled but which they would have
paid had represented them and fought to put the tax
burden where it belongs.
That's what when the campaign OF 1870 by this
statement in the Labor World:
His policy has constantly been that Of insisting fair
division Of the upon many occasions taken
positive by which best able
PEELED their share when they trying OF that
share who less able His
of the county been marked sound
business judgment and brave nsstence fair deal to all
parties
We want in the county auditors
tion spot and when the big fellows try
share of the load and with the will and the
lie must KNOW he SEE he FIGHT-and he must
have the WILL to see that the little gets square
is Odn Halden, and you will make mistake in
voting reelection to the office o: county auditor Nov
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