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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
HOW IT HAPPENED

Many of the Republicans are
wondering how the Democrats
triumphed in the recent nation
al election.
Well, briefly, we answer by
saying that he Republicans
brought about this defeat them
selves, in delayed legislation.
The American people are not of
the "stand-pat" order and I'M
less progressive planks and prin-
ciples are featured in party
platforms and reform laws en-
acted no party can long succeed,
or survive. The Democratic adj
ministration has been active for
the past three years and alive to
the issues of the day.
Much credit must be given to
the union parties, especially the
Prohibition party which has
been the criterion of number
Of recent reforms, and instru.
mental indirectly to these being
made into laws.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16

turned over to the county assessors.
IN cases where they could not, with
convenience, undertake the work or
where it was thought advisable to
place it elsewhere, the services of per-
sons equally we'll advised and able to
identify the entries of coal property in
the property books of their counties,
were secured. The greatest of caution
and diligence was enjoined upon all of
them to complete their work with &C
curacy and faithfulness. They were
instructed to resolve all doubts against
the favor of their employees, so that, in
tire end, the aggregate might be IN
derstated rather than overstated.
1t is, therefore, with the greatest
gentatives of the Association that they
are adopted and presented In all the
counties enumerated, with but few ex-
ceptions, detailed returns were made
and are in the files of the Association,
subject to examination for verification
The counties of Wetzel, Doddridge, Po-
cahontas, Summers and Lewis were
not investigated by this Association.
In the first four named there never has
been any coal development, and, it was
not of general knowledge that any val
nations were placed against the coal
deposits there. In the county Of Lewis
production has practically ceased. Re-
Gently, however, the State Tax Com
missioner made canvass of all the
counties for a report and classification
OF the properties OF the various indus
tries His representatives have found
a considerable assessment in some of
these counties, on account of coal, and
for the purpose of including these val
nations in this report, the figures OF
the Commissioner as to the five coun-
ties nan ed are adopted.
lie total assessed valuation Of coal
pro err IS ii. to State amounts to
$685. ,~.! - tie coal
vria pfoof
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16

Mcdowell County shows by far the
most formidable array of figures. The
report shows that In the premier coal
county the taxes for 1915 amounted to
one thousand dollars a day. The total
assessment there is shown to be $685.
741,S2d.60; total taxes, $685.. o60 o..
state taxes, .s40,23S.54.
Fayette, Marion, Raleigh. Monon-
gala, Kanawha and Harrison follow.
in the order named, the total taxes in
each OF which counties, on account Of
coal properties, exceed one bundled
thousand dollars. 1t is an odd snec.
tacle to find Monongalia County among
the leaders in coal taxes, for the rea-
son that this county occupies no such
position as a coal producer. The pro
ductlon In Monongalia County for
1914, which is the latest COMPILATION
available, was only 400,046 tons This
condition was not peculiar to Monon.
gala County, however. The countiea
u.
olas, Preston, Upshur and Wyoming
have very small coal production. Some
of them almost nil Nevertheless ths
coal properties are heavily assessed
and bear considerable proportion IF
local and state taxation. In Da6d-
ridge there is coal assessment Of
$2,370,686 and In Wetzel s4121 37s
There is not ton Of coal produced
in either OF these two counties for the
markets and never has been. The coal
properties of Greenbrier County paid
$19,793.59 taxes in 1915. Their latest
rating of production is 22,639 tons.
The tax. as is shown. amounts to
nearly one dollar per ton of the out.
put. Gilmer produces SS,3ss tons and
pays s24.asa.S5 in taxes. Wyoming
County coa tayer mounted to nearly
lcreH r. ev' ton of Goa. prs
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE

Beginning December LIST.
1916, the price of The Beling-
ton Progressive will be $3.50
per year. By this moderate in
crease in the price, we will be
enabled to keep up the quality,
size and prestige of The Pro
gressive, and at the same time
keep it in the class with the
leading papers Of the state.
Practically all the newspapers
now of any size and worth are
on the $1.50 achedule.
We are giving months not
ice of the date of the advance,
and will still be willing to &C
cept advance payments until
December running over a period
not exceeding five years at the
old rate, which will help us
make some immediate improve
ments in our plant that require
an outlay of a few hundred
dollars in cash, thus we are will
ing to sacrifice for a limited
time only.
The Progressive is your pap
er-"People's Paper its
columns are open to all alike for
discussions of any kind and
character leading up to the
best interests of the business
men, farmers, laborers, politi-
clans, professional men, preach
ers, teachers-men and women,
boys and girls Of all ages.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
NOW LOOKOUT

When cold hangs on as often
happens, or when you have hardly
gotten over one cold before you con-
tract another, lookout for you are
liable to contract some very serious
disease. This succession of colds
weakens the system and lowers the
vitality so that you are much more
liable to contract chronic catarrh,
pneumonia or consumption. Cure
your cold while you can. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has great rep
utation. 1t is relied upon by thou
sands of people and never disappoints
them. Try it. 1t only costs quart
er. Obtainable everywhere by all
dealers.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
TO PAID-UP SUBSCRIBERS

The special offer Of paying
your subscription to The Pro
gressive at $1.00 per year until
December LIST, with an extra
special privilege of paying in
advance not exceeding five
years, applies to the subscribers
who are alreday paid one or two
years ahead as well as those re-
newing Act TODAY. Deem
Der is not far away.
See our Special Clubbing Of
fer, good until December first.
We are giving an unheard
clubbing offer, good until De-
cember LIST. Remember you get
The Progressive, Today's Maya
zine, Woman's World, Home
Life and Better Farming ALL
for SIPS.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16

Should an acquaintance tread
on your dress -your best, your
very best-and by accident
tear it, how profuse you are
with your, Never mind don't
think of i'll don't care at
all, " If a husband does it he
gets a frown if nothing worse;
if a child, it is chastised. All,
these are little things, say
you. They tell on the heart, be
assured, little as they are. A
gentleman stops at a friends
house and finds it in confusion.
He dosn't see anything to
apologize for - never thinks of
such matters everything is all
right, cold supper, cold room, cry
ing children, perfectly comfort
able" He goes home. His wife has
been taking care of the sick ones
and working her life almost out.
Don't see why things can't be
kept IN better order there never
were such cross children before. :"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
Thursday, November If, 1916.

What would we not give,
says one of our first settlers,
for, the uncloyed appetite of
youth Here am |, tired of
chicken and sick of roast beef,
but my young son comes in
from school in the afternoon
and asks for bread and butter.
He goes from the kitchen to
the dining room, eating one
slice and carrying three more,
which he arranges in front of
him on the dining room table
at eXual distances .epart, one
back of the other, In columns,
bysS companies. a whole batall-
ion of joys! AS he eats, he
moves up the reserves and is
happy happy on bread and
butter 0, happy youth.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
Grant Graham
HER SON SUBJECT TO GROUP

"My son Edwin is subject to Group"
writes Mrs. E. 0. Irwin, New Ken
sington, Pa. Il put in many sleep
less hours at night before l learned of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Moth
ers need not fear this disease if they
keep boetle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in the house and use it as d.
rected. 1t always gave my boy re-
lief" Obtainable everywhere.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16


Why is it that no one wants
to live in the country sany
more? Cities are full of people
who live from hand to mouth,
and whose total wealth is rep
sented by the clothing they
have on. Years go by and
these persons never have a
home, They lose that indepen-
dence that the proud owner of
farm has. If there is one
needed reform it is to keep
people on the farms and away
from the cities.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
DID WE MISS YOU?

Statements are being mailed
out to our subscribers this week.
We might miss some who want
to know their standing on our
books and in the event you do
not receive the statement you
can remit any way.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
WHERE WOMEN VOTE

Mothers vote in the following
states:
California, Colorado, Oregon,
Washington, Kansas, Wyoming,
Idaho, Utah, Arizona, Nevada,
Montana and Illinois.
Mothers do not vote in West
Virginia; neither do the con-
victs, lunatics and feeble-mind-
ed.
But equal suffrage is inevita-
ple and some good day the fair
sex will come to their own in
West Virginia. "The fight is on
and not weary"
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16

1t dosn't pay to gossip about
ones neighbors Let US have
only kind thoughts and good
words for every one, and be
sure to lend "a helping hand
whenever occasion call for it.
In trying to tighten another's
burden, I'VE ffrget our own,
and the kind thoughts we send
out come back to us like echo
es.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
Of All Thinosl

Bill-"What's the idea Algy. stand.
ing tnere on one foot like that?" Lord
Aigy-"Really, old chawp, l was GO
ing some place, but l bally well for.
got where l was
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16

FOR SALE.-One 1916 mod
ell Ford touring car in first class
condition; will sell reasonable.
adv. H. A. Mccoy.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
NO DOUBT AROuT THIS

Foley Cathartic Tablets are just a
plain, honest, old-fashioned physie
They act promptly and effectively on
the bowels without pain, gripping OF
nausea. They keep the stomach sweet
the liver active, and the bowels regu-
lar. They Danish biliousness, sick
headaches, sour stomach, indigestion
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16

DO YOU HAVE SOUR STOMACH?
II you are troubled with sour sto-
mach you should eat slowly and mas
ticate your food thoroughly, then
take one of Chamberlain's Tablets
Immediately after supper. Obtaina-
ole everywhere by all dealers. adv.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16

as nearly as can be ascertained. Thfr-
ty-seyen counties are included in the
reckoning In addition to the taxes
paid on the actual properties. the State
collects from the coal industry in two
other forms. 1t charges an annual IL
cense fee against the coal corpora
tions, which license fee was doubled
in its rate at the last session of the
Legislature; also, the excise tax.
There are three different classical
tions of corporations-do non
resident and foreign. The records Of
the Auditors Office show chargss
against the various coal corporations
in the various classes, for 1915, as foF
lows:
Domestic .................$ 500 ,0S9.3o
Nonresident .............. 24,O75l0
................... l7,3895D
Total observation-disclosures Sal ,553.90
The tax known as the State Excise
Tax is an indeterminate quantity, and
the amount returned on account of it
can only be appropriated. The law
requires that The retlens thereon ba
guarded with secrecy. It has gener-
ally been agreed that the coal indus.
try will contribute an amount approxt-
mating $4,000 per year under this law.
For the purpose of this writing that
figure has been adopted, though actu-
ally the sum may be more or less.
Herewith is produced table show,
ing the list of counties in which there
are coal properties; the total amount
OF taxes paid thereon; and the amount
Of taxes returned to the State on the
lac levy in force FOR 1915:
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
The TOTAL VALUE OF COAL
PROPERTIES is NEARLY TWO
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS

Statement By West Virginia Coal Association Shows Coal
Property Owners Are Second Largest Tax Payers In
Sate-Over Four Hundred Thousand Dollars Paid Into
State Fund In l9l5-Total Taxes Paid About Two and
Quarter Million Dollars
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
The Price Of The Progressive Will Be $l.5O The Year,
Beginning Dec. st Will Accept Renewals and New Sub
scriptons at The Old Price Of $lOO During This Month

of all the
headIh Belngton
sale some valuable printing machinery prices:
One Prouty Newspaper
One 1Ox15 don Press
One Proof Press.
Type Stands, and Type,
Will sell separately Quickly if you are looking for
Above onrsou
need the the reason fir selling " 80
THOMPSON PRINTING COMPANY
BeLngton, Va.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16
(By G. C. McIntosh.)

The coal industry of West Virginia
paid in taxes, for the year 1915, the
sum of s2,242,31151.
The proportion of this amount ON
the fourteen cent levy for 1915 for
State purposes was $261,590 Added
TO this should be the amount derived
by the State from corporation charter
taxes and the state excise taxes. The
apportionment of taxes paid on &C
count OF the coal industry to the State
ia as follows:
State tax on real and per
senal property $261 $50. 90
Corporation taxes on coal
corporations ..... 141, 553. so
State excise taxes (esti-
matedl ................. $4,000. 90
Total for state purposes. $428,143.90
Such great deal has been said and
written, relative to the taxation of coal
properties, and usually for the purpose
of discrediting the industry in the
sight of the people, that the West vir-
ginia Coal Association deemed it prop
or to ascertain, as nearly as possible,
the exact state of the facts
In accordance with this resolution.
the matter of ascertaining the amount
Of the assessed valuations of coal prop
H.
sty Department Of the Association.
The work Of gathering together and
itemizing the coal tracts and other
property incident to coal production,
was, wherever practical and agreeable,
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1916-11-16

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-27
N'iaue de la Ia

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drnrias -nramin"''s 4 preStI:lir.
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PARECE QUE Sc TRkTA De-.

RS hourn-o. .pl."dc seialarSe pare4
edo al adua prrSenciamos aquf: e.
del -y-PreSidente de ia Barra acep.
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MAJOR del ESiaJo de Mexico.
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IL VA S.r mas que ~prrSidente, "pue5
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Ya Que tanta> c0>aS nos parecen
mai H. los EStadoS UnidOS. buen0
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ra, valrn la pena de imitarsa. Aquf
nj IA prcSilencia de la Rcpublica. M
los MinistrrinS. So a%dquieren a per-
uetuidad. C.Oncluvc el periodic pre-
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rart.ra. Y qucda cn apIiiud de SER
vir IN otro pu"S!o. ha>ta en el fe
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rrn l~lrvarSr I'll 81 bols!tlo Ia presi-
,~!rnria. nj Ia S2crciaria dc E.stado.
La troria in;Onmovfblr he que Ell
paSadn. paSd." % tan vrriadcra co.
-ailNiah!a para in> pu"hAo> y los
iaiiyihuo>: Y i iod6> la obServara-
10 r>iariam"S alOrandJ I'm pa
~i,Iu que nunra |n!v"r;i y que. por
u!ra partr. rSli hIrn que no Vurlva
jamiS.
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Fl. iRRtZO TtFT-R0OSENi:i.i.

Para s"lIar G"ilnrliNamrnt'. T.!
u IanIa rltrn los rrpuhi'ran"S.Ni' ''-
rr"-r">j>ta$-ruya division iort=li?
81 triunrn H. los d"m"crata> Ell, 1911:
los dos rN-rr">iuTntrs V"iNer;sH 4
rsirrrhar>r la man" dr amigos 81 ia
= del priylmo Drtuhre en- 81 Union
League club" d" Nurva York. 81
uaa reception IA" prcsiIiri ii s.
naIor Root.
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rn.r. - CnrnnrI Rao>rlr'l Y Mr..
Taft. Gran nnYdi-imn<. .lmhoS con-
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inyrriiya>. a rual mas acre Y "at"-
m'na,ia. Il ~t"d - Un in@rai". SOFIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-09-27

ESpirasc Que Arredondo por me-
iiu lie Su conlercncia personal con
81 Primer Jefe, pueda ahora cvitar
la >rria crisis Que Sc presenta.
La Sccretaria de E.<tado reclbi6
hoy "avi<os confidenciaIs5' a.erca
de que Ell informe del CEREAL B5lj
Sobre 81 ataque de Villa a IA c-Iita!
de- chihuahua. eSiaba CTcscTGMenta
r~xageradO. De acuerdo CO. = ilfor-
nlari6n que ha recibfdo dici2a Sacre-
laria. Villa no eStuvO preseZie en- eli
aIaIue. los vilIisbas fueron dalFota-
dos con @ranins pefd6las 7 70 hu5o
:jqiieo en- la ~pobfaci6n por T2rta de
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Dc aouerdo en- 10 substantial c?l q
informe de TreviHo sobre el ra2t:-
cular, fu5 ~telegratiada desde luegc
} =: comjsionadcs E -zw --3n.
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~ PUuAIIO ALA DESTRUCTION.

En- Trg,r UrInu MIC a = lalOr u
LaBilidaC. ce haDer hundi.in i@e bu-
I-c5 de la Enirnle i. is aitsIos,
s. la anunclado que 81 Emp cador
e Alanan;a ha ccnfc".do Ia me-
da!la Is IA orden dc '2Gu'H lie M
ls.' al ca-t.ir Walter itnaeha
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ira. Iac.end9 III totai Dc 26t.0o6 Re
nelaEas Y III valor que = ealtula.l
-cuando men an 2h 09G.c99 . Ssa-4l
s
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u RETRiTD DE WOODROW
WILSON.

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">..nio y"nI" al '."n=r'>" personals =
,,"rn'' ran ]"i'i"i" ir ur@ir la aprO-
bacon ,i' ,S:i lry.
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.yExruEAs DE SHERLOCK HOLMES

"a ~ c"EtaIUS rada tom0).
Fl y.ndCdnr dc C3ddYer"s.
- r,ho del 7rnau azIl
IA ai.. del u>J'rero-
EisrkvJli. 81 rIrdfI del TameS!S
lax Il ie>lrlTddrr-
iCs rl0nairrO> rai-J> Dc LoaiHES.
La mal"tG >sn-'t"ntI-
III nadiCo criminal
- yes.amenl0 del director.
Saerlock Holmes ' ri cuGtraha0disla :"
~ "a ssrrcla del lie Fil.ss"rF
1 gss puertl, &c II mucTte-
"a vi.da rOja - Paris.
Ia peSHa hTIl3nA-
ina rochs T." terror,
Il ~ono del collar Dc FrTlss
Ia i1fame pOSdda d"l Cairo.
&! nanfrag!0 IL Corfu.
Fl rev te los b~daHIdDs.
4XFSuPlS De tOHN &. SIF!SF
"a 70 cenlayoS rata inWol.
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In -obn On q p2iaCi0 it"al.
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Fl 'a~nre del Esisdo-
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En- =. ~8ror"Tl.
81 ~gr-ffn del tPSOTo-
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S0yELtS DlNERSAS.

Minor sublime. Novrll me1Icans. 0.T5
"h"".Tt0 ! El"f>a. p2T
ASt"ria q los CEarroS Con'rahandlslas. M
F'.E InrNi"dHI. . injI1S. fEI
vun onJolc ne . Naucsa. EdiC.6n De III
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DAVID DELGAD0...
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ttttlit tic III EdS. -e'y
! enfrentarse con Ii terrible realidad
Ali, IN un hacinamiento horri
Bile. e encOntrabaE SeSenta cadaVc
res DE- DcrsonaS que habian fusIladC
! los carrancistaS. Ia mayor parte d.
elias c~ivileS, que haOIan t"nldo :;
d~esgracia De inEpirar SospechaS " !;
genie de Trevino. En- aque! monte!
de carne humana que c]norreaba on
gre. ~hallibase el cadiver del .cult.Sl'
mo periodista. Inutil re>ulta hab!ai
de Ia desesperaci6n que experimental
ia ia infortunada csposa de Victor
David.
Despues Sc pudo averiguar que las
"autoridades" carrancistas habian
ordenado que fueran fusiiados sill
formation de causa, sin aviso prcvio,
sin misericordia ninguna. todoS los
sospcchosoS de haber ayudado a los
viliistas. entire los QUE Sc encOntraba
nuestro Unfortunate companero.
'Grandes trabaioS pas6 Ia seHord
viuda de Delgado para que lie entire
garan .eI cadaver de su esposo. Il in
de vclarlo Y darle >epultura. cosa
que al fin consiguio.
y ,si de Tan ~iri-t;. moLn, Gun.