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The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04
BASE INGRATITUDE

John |. Palmer assumes full re-
sponsibility for whatever is said In
the issue of the Special Edition of
the Antonito Ledger, under date of
October 81, 1916.
Reference is made to the ex-saloon
man of Saguache.
VIII John l. Palmer state to the
public of the Twelfth Judicial Dis
tict how many and in what amounts
ere the various l. o. us gambling
Cebts taken up and held by the ex-
saloon man of Saguache to protect
him?
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04
BRIBERY CHARGES FILED

Papers charging John l. Palmer,
District Attorney for the Twelfth
Judicial District, State of Colorado,
with corrupt practice, and with TAX
ing a bribe have been flied with w.
II. Wadley, Secretary of the Colo
RADIO Bar Association.
John l. Palmer has persistently
ignored the charge and the matter
has been filed that there may be a
fair and impartial trial accorded
him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04
COUNTY CHAIRMAN
REPUDIATEs STATEMENT
Monte Vista, Colorado,
Nov. End, 1916.

Nov. End, 1916.
To the Public:
1t is reported to me that stories
are being generally circulated In
Saguache County and elsewhere that
l, as Chairman of the Democratic
County Central Committee of Rio
Grande County, have requested the
withdrawal of the Hon. James p.
Neerkamp from the race for the Of
flee of District Attorney. l brand
these stories as lies and issued for
campaign purposes only.
J. c. GILBREATH,
Chairman.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04
STATEMENT

To the Public, Twelfth Judicial Dis
trict. State of Colorado:
/ hereby assume full responsible
ity for all the articles contained In
the Special Edition OF the Monte
Vista Journal, dated November 4th,
1916.
JAMES p. vEERKAMP
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-11-04

the demands and intimidations by
Palmer was offered money several
times in excess Of the cost of the
publication II the articles were re-
fused the use OF the paper.
II the Pertinent Questions" wero
stuff" and Silly" why did Palmer
try to prevent printing Of the ques-
uons by Offering to bribe the La
lara Gaxatte?
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

esttn;!se q ~ bsesb " the sssd ~ -
:, "a: dYs Ma sss come -Ase the Nate
escesS acquire certain roads which
tr1verD< the state. connecting the Moth
ern. southern. eastern and western. also
TIE central sections Of the common ~ alth-
The legislature should appropriate money
Tor tne-s roads for the purpose Of brig
lfk ABOUT complete co operation between
the state and r-d~ral rON-rnrlent and the
counties through which these roads pass
50 - 10 and In greater dexelODra~nt 81
tnc state RESOURCES. and 10 secure TO all
improve roads proper construction and
maintenance. - as TO protect the inter~-'
OF THE taxpayers
The Law passed by the legislature 81
l>lS ~ &<-<dy In fleet gfNfrr ~. eotlr,
tl~s Of IN. state IN. right =. e-..rfr..t 2 -
ID ison labor. and same have A-,il.-f thew
s-Nes - THIS privilege. This IN had fsf
itS purpose The taking - prl~efl fafsnr .,fif
. -Ap<NONe market With FIX bor
a requirement Of The U.s. of prism O.. s..if
70 Dc Utilized In the construction OF roads
th~ establishment Of brick kflne for the
purpose OF road building BY prison Ia Dor
siso Tor the purpose Of establishing lime
snns Tor general purposes The pledge
OF the Democratic party In ITS platform
ntu>t nave been an oversight. or written
br one uniformed as TO TN. passage ~
TINS law. 49, II L. ALREADY In effect and is
a part OF the statute mat. nv tn Lett
htufe OF 1913. In this respect A. T. =
~Hyr the case. the D.r..sseI..fis. marty is
four wears behind the time
The fepublicsn psrtv hereby rf..is-es Sc
our roads and to tho Enactment 81 ..ii. "a
additional laws or revision 81 our mr.. r.f
laws Will secure m 81. ted r~-ltlf. a.,
an economical and efYi.i@rf fft.f uD..r
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
Niartifisville

We .rc enioyiu- the hot Fall -'ii'
The 49, i,esin- today Monday, and %
~ don't nave aoy rain. 40 Nil sa's
soilv time At tie O. :, show.
Mr.. Iaines lons- j. very ID NTH The
few
Mr. C.rdsiia iiays- = 'mprosing
br. baldwin ti,,usht ~ rpuid grt "a
..ftl. rs--t /. 'e~ weeks ago. hut ~ on-
si.s-.- = na- itgun o. grow hr viii hns'
a. ciau.-r hi- nlni and ut hnry
Nf-~ Narri~ N,-.iy iis,i ~Atnrtss
niriIt anu beg body A. taken q" SNOW
Cr,-A sunday Tor nana.
Ttr nsty of Mr. aud Mr. James
smith Ma rlne,i sunday.
81. Cfcvl Iuuier. Who has trrIi
ava, tor s,vrra. wears. has rAurnet anu
l. ~,ri..n- VIM 49, viie ami trr.''lter
Mi-- gsra ~rnon- .ei1 Monday ioi
l;iururii
Mr.. LA Turner Who ha- sa-n tir
guest Cd; her parents. le'i Tuesday Tor
Aer i.ou.r an rft,-nurs, Ia. >he 1'a''r
inan, trends Niil- there Who Regretted
T. 49,. her .rsve
Bars DAY IT 20 t.n- s. 81 , churt
-glsA5 81 p. A. Il.r nay tEst vt
,i.. most .ot.-- 81 i-- rrps reel king 90
,..-, "a e. Al iau.s-- I,r re "a ar.rs. cd tl''
near -, thai means ,>-,.k o.; hn-j4ihr
tor u.oli,efs AMI iatiers
~ are yet holding brother fvAie
WllIatI- ln ,nr min,i- Though hr j.
'is-.lI. ile D. MT isrspttrn lie -ierT'- ~
Hot isT~Nrfs.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
LIBERAL SUPPORT OF STATE
INSTITUTIONS.

The Republican party has SlwaN~ p, .
heNed In liberal support of .-.lucaf saf4. 3D.
years OF K~publicsn control of tn. g. .tf.
the educational institutions have b-~f. DO
creased over fouT-fOld and the numb
Of students taking advantage of their
Splendid "f'p"rtunitieS have been multi
pn~d MANY tiIn~s. lea 1915. more than ten
th"u~-tifd Young men and women ira West
Nhsihia WI have The advantage 80 higher
tduSats'f in our Normal SO hss,ls ptet,ars-
tory - Pools trt STATE HuiArr~tfN ~ m.
most n""'' ate eSt' nee o" th~msslve-s anu
their families To- fsrOli,i.- TN. l,uiliiprS
and equipment necessary To- .-,r. for MS
great army OF the eager youth of W.St
Virginia. large sums cf moEey have been
sprht. huf a. has been spent wisely and
Vel Out humane institutions nave also
been enhanced and insf. t~sI IN nllrnl.er
We call th' attention ~ M. people Of this
state 20 tn fscf that. 81 %, az dollar col
government over sixty cuts has ron. 10
the SUPPORT - our schools .t~Ni ufrs AMI
stfitaf nuns We ftsfi.-N. that 10 better
use can b. mad ~ public funds than To-
help the SuTrtiue. ultinffiu public health
ari 10 ~fu'tt" The aspiring Young men
AMI WOMB ~ W.~f Virgins ia NJ
Virginia :, hoOls ant W.. ul..ir. IN. A..
publican party - continued policy al a.
hh"ral support II all our huuua N. and ..iu-
cati"nai Institutions a. j. consistent NNish
s.'"th - Sii'fnN. aud "a" particularly .l.-
clare that tn-~e in~titufl,.fi~ our s..h..l~
our S%hii ariuul>. our hospital should D..
INCREASED ~ Hunlhsf aff IA ~fulr.~~ IN
stead ~ hsiug hammered tx an l,nr-fs..
poi..N 81 - .tficfion. aud W. pledge r.
publican ierislttorS to = carefully guard b.
~ policy 80 -NFtnSIpr sop~i~frrf with tho
st"~ins r''"iS "f "a great stats. The grit
rf"~ ~'f'fNl ~t~f~fu - ti~ STATE. has f,,.f,
NOR E"hFfs''i~lf aif-i Than 80 any tir,..
IN th- past history If fh.. state aud ~.
progress made On @,ltcafi.,tl ~ fb. sfar,l
INK 80 our fucsti"n1f institutions pfn, o. 3
p|N'f'h = d' iff fNt. s-i~tfssfu. care and in
tsrS hsv. t.rn h.-.'. q ip Vest Vir-
sinia un""t ff" Frurt ''ttf. marty
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
OUR STATE DEPARTMENTS

W %l-" cdu .tiis fiflf.I .- ....r......i-
car eHlcl~nt afnI fi.I~tf...... iif .,,t,,,,t..
'''t,h OF th~ Stat 81 Ir-fffr.f IONS a. TN.
beard 81 control uut~r VIM. t,.',a,..
r. ~ great ~fk Tx has f.,lu mad. g..
n" fehp 'tr Hi fit stat. in . -. rllruir,,.
~ ne stale Institution
we @'ff lri~ff4tltlf4 80 ffl. Tax ,,.,.r,i...
inner "uift ne fi .l f,..tf. o. ,-r..tf ZEN.
- w ~ TO- ff ftr s,ltli.l .ttssuufirs
''i ut~ti~f 'ftfffNfsff OF f.I. III. 49,.
80 ftt" sums Wflth ofh.rNiS..
would hax~ .tr lsef 49,
We a." -iH'f '"- the afffrii rfsfraffon ~
Ne Various e.s.f ..tt. state l.t,a,.,r..,..s
l'.'l"k NJ w. - ~..rrsffrt 81 efaf.
t-"il'T. attnff -t neral fr-.i-I r.r com
Ell - Buf.Ifs So hoods '''''' '''i-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

lor1ii ,rti-. Wa bob orr town
Vn "Wednesday night. ~ bad = spirit.
ual prayer npeetinx
Ni-- Mamie Ho-t'n. If flkhorn. VA
tlsr guest NJ MF- Ruth Ns.ien and Mr.
fsunle Adams wednesday and Thur
iay
on saturday. -ome "a orr people ~
tended ~ the picue a. COai1ale ~ator.
dsy.
ON saturday morning. or pastor 70
TUNED from Mora where he assisted
Rev. l.. DsbDey IN BIZ revival. Satur-
sky evening he went " ms church A
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
REVIEW OF THE STATES
FINANCES.

The 1913 legislature harmonixed the
-i~l- hss al and sppT"pffs tlOn year with
'h- t~N~ita" Var atsd made provision for
.tniluus the states nnsHces Infsrrna-
ION 49, thus Dis. ios~d md presented to
NE l9ls Legislature Snss,siIle that the STATE.
i-'i AZ ruinni~t ~ a d~nctt ln her general
.'t~ iiti's ~htrh amounted July I. ISL 10
-" 90" 80 tnis d~n'ft originating during
- Sat isl- When a cent state levy
y a. laid and when me Industrial trouf,i.
o. m" Ntftswha Valley occurred which
''~t zoo. state os-r $500 oo0 30 The l-c.nt
lat" i"NN sts not SUM, i.nt 10 yer the
.t"f~ ordinary exp n.iitareS without In
h.it- M" ~stf~"tiirsfy expenditure Of
'ttitifaitiirs Law tud order
Tn stat" suffered sim further boss
i"fihs IN" N~tr ~f'iiue June 30 1915 in
venue from h4n"r hcefS~ 81 over $500
-" ~ The result Ms that the SFas>
~ h".i fh~ v~ar Jun- 20. i.ts. with a dr.
III ~ So" 100 "o. which d.ncit ~oCld
.tNs been further ir. re..S-f had not -
f.'"rs.rtrf appropriations mad. ty 49,
''i~ 4"rts lafuf~ for buildings and lsn,i.
-, S"S i'",'f"d Tor want Of revenue. IN
The STATE. beginning with the year laoS
- '"hittbnt'i annually out ~ her geo
~ r-> -nH-s 40" or'' %" t"~ arts the sup
.'fi ~ The hal schools. or sts cents -
IL was. therefore necessary for ~.
fi' legislature 20 provide FOR ths s-sn
""l"e dencit The annual loss of ssnn
II" rom liquor hc~ns.. To- meet thu an
tuai state aid 20 local schools anaourftr.-
" ,'n"."'oo %. and 10 meet the s,lf ammo
riSti"ns for n~w buildings and hands. -
- ~ 'HIr.n' appropriations Tor
~. < ~" anus
a., -, - - 80 ". "f'i fen~'ii~tf
=" ~ tnc ono extraordinary SeS-
80 - - ~. winch act pro
I,...- -. -. . 49, 'sit' to-h tN
90 Stt'~ti ~
i'."Nlhr s'h"dul~ for which las
"tf state low var u~-.f and for which
20 'Nff~ft VA = lew viii b. used show
~. "'h-'f h' nF'~s-ArN 10 EtN
~ To- "f~i "tilhdrN eNp~n>e~
ave duet lew h-ing r-duzr-..
1891. ''f =" al school~
N''' iflaf~ anu ltIpION emeufS TO
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

thi- w'n'cr
Mr. i.ucy Psffii ~ 90 O.erffn. ~
rvs q I've ~sfnrdsv evening. anil all h.
tlie gus~t II VIZ - Iirc..ln mi family
Mrs. Mary kickman. 81 Coiuml,us
Oh'", y 'he peasant guest 81 Mr.. Ellen
Iordan
Ms Grs~e VII Jams eft at Welne..
lay Tor Pitfs1r Y On an exfc1~iVs visit
-isters, Me- - Bessie Hog ssrtt and
Jeols Turrfr
W.. suf -. Jsh1 pp'enen and
chIl'ren. 81 i'rrkerSbnrg ar The quest
~ VI Chss 4 .hp~ ~ an.i emily
Mesismes Filer Johrson sng Mary
RIckTn'' ~" ~ Su~s'-v ~ tseli,, the
|guess "a Mr.. Joseph jordan a. a vie.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

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n,,-,,,-.,st. hn,io,n,,- an tt,. SINH 49, A
Stands -,-.,no nm liz. ,..nu.cti,n- IA a.
at,o,t I'M, lnr,,.~t congregation in In
.,,v t:rv tol,,ny- = INA, uon.,.u,,
,,,,a ,,r,.a..i,,.r s,.,,,,,-- ,.v.rv ~,,,,,.,,,
t,r-t i;,,t,-t churrt H. very ma,
hnt,,.,u.. ,,.,t ia. tn,,,,. ...,u,,r,.,,.t,.,,,
They an. ,n-t nov vii, a pn-t,r t.nt Al,
,ieneon- at,. holding r..,nlnr ser .,r-. a
they have the best sunday school Ia IT,,
city.
- I.hn second Ea,,is, ehnrrl, j. na-
tor,-,t pv Key 4 N .nu--ton ALI =,
cellent ,hrl,tlan gentleman. and he
really sl.r,iler,i.ng NIL. -. J.hq All,
v,-..tx l,..,,tny thepn thro,,,,, nz-to,.
Unforeseen. May ''od nie-s ba,th th
IN III AMI his worA aua"f = u.
Rev. Lewis i -tsnding standing on tl,
wall al i''1n Il A. N. D.. Iinn vi".r' b
aud IL STRIVING hard To- keep tl,r old IAN.
marx.
\ Nc \ service al TIE Ketl
church is~t ~at,s,atn Ma ON. of The L.,
ever hrid. 1nr church wa- Paciied q,
It- utnl'~t raPacHy. Ihe speakers weIs
Rev. G.. =. OwrD~, oil keystone, ".
Va, and Rev. John X. RespAss, one
our Own promising young men, who o.
now living ma New York City. tut is II
hone on a VACATION. BON -aid thing
which were very mvch enjoyed 10y u~
audience.
-. Pant Tt.i~cot,al cI,nrch pa.tor,,
D., -. 49,. -. ....t -
- -, -, -,
,oo,,,. at -. -.
.,oo, -. -
with A larre nru,,,.r nj .taa.n,.
A. A. H.. Ill,
-.
.,,.,.,.,t
daurher Mis- l:et..,.a y,san.,-
Liv,ng-t.n. c,,lsg,. ,,s.-of a.,
s,-tit,g ht,, anr,,,, 10, ,,..,,,.,. -.
will teach s.,r;n tln. winter
-, ~,
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
STATES FINANCES AND paocees
Si"E LEGISLATION REIAT-
ING THERETO.

call attention to legislation OF tn
present Republican Administrator Viii, >.
- P"t me Stale on a sound nnancia
ann suafantees a continuation Of
n'sih~ss STANDARDIZATION. also to the mt,
" accounting and the budget ls~ .Sbirt
=" VIC STATE. a fuh. complete and pIf,fis
"'"uhting Tor ~verV dollar Of the people,.
r"hrs sI.rnt bv the state governpepf
r'i me nrSf Time IN the history ~ ~.
state ~ - possible for every cffizer
n'"usn published Documents 10 know
-Nscty now tho Deoples money has be-
p~nt. and, Through The general audff a.,
49, 10 M humbiest citizen an account
81 Stewardship
ihi9 act safeguards the states nnapc-.
W.. Wv. iIi hiShrs 70 W. legislature Ga conv~r,-
,-f f"Tfu satisfactory Information 10,
.'thhs ruture srTropriation bills Tn.
-,.'ft @s$"ts and LIABILITIES are shown a.
s' 'lIii-r frhe leslsiatore vin nav. IN.
fat~'s needs and the r>quirsn-nt. -, r.
-'Nrtal departments and Institutions tn
'fsi~ltture Will not az berefofore .
fnHlfrd 70 devote fhr greater psrf 81 a.
'ifr~ gathering datsf >Nuf can d~vo,c a..
hflfr Time studying The n~~d~ for spDro-
,l'h- @nd applying r~medie. result
ne 10 greater economy
TIE RsIufblfczn parfs ~. nv,-,g.-1 - i.
t"l'" ~ ne past fh~ most scoror,fcaf
'dflnisffaYon consistent With sficfenCv
80 fhe fo1owing comparison Of fh- nsr
"iif@ eNpf rsiitures for STATE rurro~e.
WIN Flrrt. zach Of our surroundipc
ir-. <n~. second. other states In fhe
ri,'n - about the Same popuIafior -
re-" W. MAJ promise has be-n faith
A~lS. nd that The government 81
NirSinis T. economically admits
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

Jenkin one
saturday nigit both msn and women
>tt~n'ed theI' lo'ige ~ Bram~ell.
Friday night. Ir Ned Adams return-
81 home fromJne'ish.
sunday morning ~ '..s1 O'Clock. SIN
day school 49, conducted ~ Supt. Pan
nell
Rev. Y. " Woods preached Tor ~.
sunday morning and evening.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
Point Pleasant
o Y. 4 "

o VA
Mrs Mira Lincoln returned home
sunday evening after a two weeks visit
% her son Mr. J. Carter Lincoln. q
Chester. W. va.
fr-. Minnie Patter and husband. Of
chicago, w.. arrived in the city sunday
evening n be the gDest Of Mrs. Chas
Bel and family.
w y J.. Morton left here Saturday
Tor Becklsy. vhere ne ssp~rs 70 sr.rb
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
PROTECTION OF LABOR

Tho kepubll'an party has enlarged
Stf'hf hefi~1 and ifnprON ~ IN. genera
Ltt'pf laws 81 M-~f Virginia aud t,,rf.,l
LtfiN The milne lu~ p-ctlon laws THIS t,f.t,
IL itf ttn"nt. dealing Win th. eop.ilfiof.
utiief which thousands 20 cur ~af Aim,
""h labor. has been enlarged IN. accord .
aft'+ Win Increasing demands Of "A great
mining industry Inspection has 4, o
mad" more thorough and the STANDARDS ..t
trlcl~hcN have been raised. and 49, t.I..Ia
TN h"publicsn party. I'm ,s-.-.iins l.-lt.
AtiNc ~Ofk 10 Improve and add L. IN
!nlh' ana factory inspection .sW~ - w.
Nifsihia. TO the end that condition. ,ii
Saltts may D. assured by all f~a~,.r,tfl.
ana practicable met hOtS t'.f,~.tt.tf..,
~ 'tf resources has become an .~f,f
nSh-i doctrine The working u~p n,
West virginia are the state er-.tf..
asst snc Resource. Every measure fha
TENDS 10 Increase their welfare 1n.f CO.,,
serve their Interests and profs.f then
against accident in the Ordinary .s,tif~.. %.
their work. without imposing unjust l.t.f
deus upon the Industry. will -. -fr.. o..
encouragement and support 81 Repuhli..,r
legislators
The results 81 the inauxuratiott - fh
Merit syst. m" In the WOrkm.nS co..
pchsatlOn Law In Thoroughly demon
stfat~d In the fact that iurfng m. H.
year. With "a greater production 81 con
man Ia the preceding year th~r- A.
reduction Of nifty fve Ia the s.ath ron d,
the mines Of the state
We re-sfrirm the Republican .focfrfr.
REPEATEDLY declared heretofore thaf "a.
ar" IN favor - So handling convict lats,
That IL Will not come In contact with ai
lfJure NE lsboring men OF West Efrsirf.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
STATE rOffirEES

w rec~tlfn~nt L. thu 80, - 90 IN.
~'at' ~, H. 30 4ostli I.,.4s.l4.s t,r ..,,..f
'''i- Judge o.. O.. itOL4r-.sl al - .,.l.,t.
,""ts rs LAWYER. ~ = farsi as
h' is'l@n svnt..fll-fr MS SsOl, life T. san,.
l.~it~ ~Nlf ~ r'SeS> L. d.. Ia
stats chr ~~euflN. ..f,,t.t..,,fi
Nb-ct MS -' ilof ~. -. .. anil. 80,
i''t 80 Out ttff iff- FOR o. e.. led stat.
-'htte- fi'n fI"w 'rd stu r-rl nd t.h.,
hs as ~ d' that ts~ r.-..,rs. e.. t-.,,,s.f...s.
nan - ttt D. 90 o. g. a.-.-4r,d bfs
West Nifgif. ~. t..r ~. 500. - a.
- 'li~ ~ " - eiflIt fD ft.t. f,s.ss.xI....>
~ Ne " ''Ii f'.fn pHffv 90 80. state. and
H"SD~dh tOf lhs ~ f.fs CONS isi.f.tfiou Whit
- dic Them 80 Citizens vii .ftslif..,f -.
NI ne DOsittsf t,f .shlth co.. .tra nm
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
iNANcrAt INFORMATION CEN
TRAIizeo AND PUBLISHED
IN ONE REPORT

Ih~ @"f - th~ 1915 legislature r~auifif
'i sf.tt~ "ffi' 49,. commissions ar.f l,.,.fr
Wv US ar "ffic~ ~ the capitol g..
r1n~,t"f fheir business through ~ -.
f'f',t % control. further ~vSter..fi.-.
~" hfff ifE - The states nnarcee
'nS '''srd~ AMI Institutions ia ARE.
't's "i The state for hns nciaI Inform
''h VI Information relating 10 m.
49, nt.lhc~~ can now - OH aimed 4.
% capitol AMI this information H. CON,
Hlen ~nd published In a single anrtl,.
"p.rt under the "FuslCef Law and
"" IoHk~r altered through dozens Of n.
DOrts without. uniformity In sr-sr....
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

saiiinis'ra'lvi york - this bureau has
.a-"n .vndccts~i AT q oct vKp~".s sf less
rsftsntxee 20 cost lower than tfxt 81
srN NE or accident insurance cofnD,s ~
pr me Snlt~.i states. ana lower than tie
cost or zcrni filstr.tion OF s<ny comp. n-.-
uen law ~ any state IN ~ Union. a
f~roro thstf 'htuerges The edfninlSff.tf fOr
s.a CONNER. ...tion - the people 81. w.
Firrini@- al Of this hss been 4-cOs-i-
ptsh"d with absolute fsifn~ss both a.. -.
employ er anu the errplov.. with tlsgi o
irss much sorrow and pair nave to.
- Cd - that clsss OF citix~rs which. n.ofe
man any other. II eniitisss 10 the csilsia-
"rltion - fhe political bcdy
W. endorse The jssf ard .cororr.cs.
~ n which tn act he's L.~n admit.
.+ief-d and ne despatch win which a..
~ ifess ~ the department has beer. con
Naf' 81 The total premium receipts .
M. d~ps rfn.ent reach ss.sss.2s, q ,h~
81 'hir'y four months durfns which fi'.
&c has been Ia operation T. slss 80 J 4.
80 be- .~nt 81 th- PREMIUMS objected.
- con pared 10 C&nforfiis's u PER c-r'
III" p-r cent. or-xon'- pr s-,lf
<-hin<fch's Der cent. aud The L.
l~frafi1n Il stated 10 H. az y.r 80 -. 81.
r~f cent 81 their premium receipts ~
n~-patSh With which th~ w"fk A. hsn,r.a
have been repeated and 81 ns7 ,NtI..',.-
have ben made. exclusive Of D.. f,,..f...
,'.'H- 80 g~i'~i"r cas-. al average nun.
t-f ~ l.5ff accidents are reported rti..fifl,
u ana an average - s5+ PAYMENTS 80.
made Ira Temporary disability case. art
= ~" ~ fffi~ff~ In pension eSS~~ month";.
i h"t" have ben reported f.stf fafsi AZ.
The average time required 20 MAJ go
"i"ht on a claim. after complexion e - 4.
saline. II ono week Ths fact that 81
90 80 p has been collected - f.i.-.. 49,.
sccrued liability. that 81 eS0 900 ha-
Den PAID out on account 81 Injuries o..
. upipr~s that fi%5. s25 81 has TN p.fs|
10 pht ianS and hospitals fh-t g.
widows. ]. ~ children. 200 d-f,efl.f.f,f f,rr
'htS ana -" employ - -urerfrg frnfn ~
i.ith"ht dl~stlnfi"S arr being pail. t,fs,, 20.
m" great humanitarian good 80 sff,t,lt~f.
~ mn Act N should 10 q ~t.tlrf. col
I'fid" 10 fh~ Party and 20 ~. .flf,I.tt.f
"f the state 20 Ind that fti- rf.-.f NO.
g. tsire done With les .r>t...f,~.. ~. 80
employer fh<n 90 any nfh-f sfaf.. D., -.
hi"fi We f'isv. West Nif1f-f.. p
m. t'~>t COMP fi~.tflsfr at - any ~tas.
fuf W. stand Tor thu ,arr.cft.r 80 =,
tis fssfs that may - D., .l..r.-f A., -. -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22

hr hepul nrar grrf. IIf.. fr az.
rnIyf' ~rien ~ 90 tr. ~ 90 900. ,fs H..
.I.iifh ~ Hfnf ffifr rrf.a...f-. ....ff here
fof"fr tfNtf fI ffI rffs. ..if. ..r..f....
~ "rici.sis fo sf tnfDIt fi..nf III 800
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
THE DIRECT STATE TAX.

IN thr platform adopted by the I:-f,ubIi
an STATE convention In laoa Win a ulaf-
l'iIu - lived thu n.sfduiuuS .-s..i.,rS~
ii'fl ~ ine m-fnt,ef~ 81 thai .oflN.f.fto,
'"' republican party pledged itself -, 3D..
"hinliia non ef The direct stat. - .xc....
- ~ 'Hi~fS"usN measure Sim. THAI
..'4". Successive f~puiliran .tduit.i~fra
~ ~ nav. from Tim. To- time. foyN.t..I N.
ii"'' state tt~ md kept "a az =. min.
mum f"llowirF the vote 81 thu. ra,.t,l..
drpflNitf the STAT. 81 the res.pu, r.,
'"N"d from III" liquor trafrie and f,,ll..,,
TX fNi""rdlfitfN expenses r~.luirfur IL.
n'dlntenance. for q CONSIDERABLE. TIM. 20
thc .3t.'t- militia IN setiN- h~ld ot..rafions
an increase In the direct state taN h~c..n,,.
"~''"SsttN IN lrls We consrfafuI4f. a..
thi<'h~ of W"~f AtrTfuit on the rtcf -. o
Ltfs~ part 80 hat Increase vs. ont,
t~mVofSrt. and that 10 has ALREADY h..,
d"n. away with and We pl>.Ie@ fh.. a.
pubic<n tn-mt'"T~ 81 tho stat l-rt-l.fr..
=" continue tn -ff"ft- 10 reduc. th. ,f,,rt
STATE Tax To thu minimum Th- R~puf.
n'@h polio looks To thu prfncfDaf mi,
i"he Hfs OF this state bN. indfrecr f...fio,
'nh pledges the Republican admtnisft.,.
non to an earpest Effort To- reduce IN.
nlfect state - s-<to the lowest point con
>l.t~ot With the maintenance ~ our
S'h'",i- ant humane institutions On, -
-.'und basis and with the performance g.,
ne ordinary state functions In an ..f.,ctat b.
raf economical MANNER
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1916-09-22
1915 REVENUE LAW.

IL 10 with qualification we note the sat
irfeetory working Of the revenue l<w
Dassec BY the second extraordinary ses-
sion of the 1915 legislature
Anls act IN Two sears provided revenue
LOT c&ncelnn8 the accumulated dencit Of
$.so o"s % crs>t-d surplus. made up the
annual losS From. liquor license revenue
and FURNISHED funds for buildings and
lands and repairs and improvements that
sncuid nave been completed heretofore
ncf- money has been expended for per
nHsn~ht improvements. and buildings and
ldtH~ during the List two years than dur
ink ih~ preceding seven yeArs NOtWith-
standing th~~> extraordinary expenditures
th' i'f) Tor the present year H. only nine
cents. les than the levy prior to the pzs-
sage of THIS sst Al the END % the pres
~ year The state Will have a suTplus and
VII without am state levy. have sum
'i"ht funds Tor running the government
af-i Maintaining all her Institutions n
vii ~ me- ~sSsfy To- levy a state TAX only
." '"vef state AID - local schools AND to
c'NsT the eV~t 81 permanent improve
ri~nts 10 the state Institutions and build
INK \ cent 81 scent levy h sufficient
p" cover ordinary permanent improve
nleEt- and state aid TO local schois