The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-25

llig boss lnmberman and furniture
man. who Dunn and Bradstreet rate
IA $l,000,000 gives his in as follows:
Three horses $3.50 Six mules; SlOO:
-Four wagons, $l00; Office furniture,
$3.50; money. $2l0: credits and ac.
counts, $4,000. mortgages and notes,
$500 stocks. bonds and notes.
ronc: stock OF lumber $4,000, automo-
llle. $500; household goods. $i00;
watch, S25 piano. 500; diamonds
5000
And here is millionaire who act
ually owns three horses valued at $50
each. These old plugs must feel pret-
Nty proud TO be tho property of n mil
llonaire. And those mules valued at
Si00. only SG6 20 per head
Let's see about the directors
! Joseph lluckins. rated at S500 00o
nv Dunn aud Eradstreet. The records
show that Joseph is in dickens of a
FIX. No furniture. no watch, no dia-
monds, no money nothing on earth
tut measely 500 automobile.
4 George G.. Sohlhcrg is next Rated
At S2l0ON0. he pays as follows:
: Cattle. S35. automobile. $500, house
lold goods $i00. piano $50; diamonds
S20o. mortgages, $4,000; money
none.
/ $4,000 worth OF mortgages. not a
cent. and a S50 piano 1t is "A cold. cru
el wOrld-no watch and then to ask
George TO pay on a $50 COW Shame!
/ Next is Leon Levy. Leon. on dry,
hard years. is only rated by Dunn and
Hradstreet at $750.000. yet the asses
sor was hard hearted enough 10 force
iuor Leon To sign up as follows.
Automobile, $3.50. household goods
$500; piano, $3.50: diamonds. none.
money, none; notes, credits and ao-
counts. none.
John w, Shartol. worth s250.0o0,
does some better here's his:
Household goods, $500; watch $50:
fiano, none: organ S25; sold and sill
lNer plate $50: diamonds $50: mon.
ley $l00; mortgages S2,20o
j NJ Owens, worth 100000 pays
Personal taxes on $500 as follows:
Household goods. $500. piano $50;
gold and silver plate, none diamonds
$50 Billiard and pool tables $50;
money, notes and credits, none.
II has been suggested that J NJ
ought TO sell that pool table and get
some cash.
Next comes i. NJ Bass. rated as
Cne of the biggest of the big ones.
Here's his personal tax outside of his
stock of furniture.
Automobile $500: household goods
81 600; piano s100; diamonds. none
mortgages, notes accounts, none.
Here are a couple of the leading
Ieformers-F. p. Johnson and A. II
Classen.
Johnson. rated 100000. is taxed as
follows:
Automobile $500: household furni
Wre $1,000: watches, clocks, etc S..
j. ano $50: diamonds none: gold and
silver plate, none; stocks, bonds and
shares. none; money $1,000; mort
Sages $1,000.
We don't think that watch and
clock should have been put in
Classen, rated at only 5 600 600;
Automobile $4,000. household furni-
tire $l,500: piano $3.50; diamonds $6G
mortgages 5000; stocks. bonds and
shares, none; money, none.
Now what do YOU know about
bunch like that calling on the people
tC help them reduce taxes. We fan
to see where that gang needs help to
keep down their share.
Perhaps this had something to do
with IT, state tax ferret got busy
IN Oklahoma City and a suit was
brought to compel the county treasur-
en- of that county to list some proper
ty for taxation that did not show on
the tax lists. Here is part of it:
c. F. Colcord ...........$ 21,306 |
a. Classen and Classcn Co.. 47 499
,. Nj. Gloyd .........,..... SS56 |
w. Shartel ~. ........ 5000