Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-06

Sirlye 10 headlud Taxes
It's a modest dwelling indeed that IL
taxed less than 500. For the privl'
lrge az owning = car. one II assessci
$50. To own q Ford 1890 model. one
mus, pay SIS Rent demanded Is b"
yond the ability of tenants &C. pay. So
the renters. Less rent will cut tbs
Yield ON their investment h-lOw 10 pc
cent. which they claim as their right.
landlords say Ten pet c.n,ers are
only profiicers under new name. rent
cts reply.
Drop agitation for building cam
nalKn and state crusade fer lower taxes.
and the housing and rent problems viii
solves themselves. others say.
Governor Mechem agrees that gu'
eminent IL costing too high In his
state. and N trying a Guido Ncff oi
Texas In reducing the state hudsi'.
Valuation on cattle has been cut 49,
600 600 and a new leasing hill 10 fur
ther Tighten the burden ~ ca,tlenlc7
Is betpre the. Legislature at santa p
i.lvsstucks pays twothlrds ~ h"
operating expense u government IN
New Mexico. and relief mus, he forth
coming or the states chief industry
p.tl-h. s,ockmen say.
Cotton that brought Eddy County q
million and quarter dollars In 1879
scarcely yielded picking money The pas
wear One iarnef who cleaned ~ seo'
coo IN 1918. paints to the fact that h"
now has i.5 bales ~ CO,ton on tf'
wharf at New Orleans that can scare
~ be given away. The past year W.
an off season Tor fruit. AMI alfalfa u
ma, bringing pre- war prices.
The present aspcCt u MT roseaic'
I'm, p,cus Valley will BE- safe when ia
rest a. the. country emcrgrs trnn post
,.liun chaes. pesSimlsm can ne, SUI
,,N, IN Pee. > Valley atmosphere. Tuck
"a away h-tw,vn the GUADALUPE mou'
tain, nn IN. west. and the cap 10
thai marks the western terminus -
IN, T.xas Plains. pcCUs valley Is one y
the show sputs NJ the nation. S1t'
shine. soil. climate. and water. aliat
fi,lds. cotton. curn. thousands II acre
a. orcharis ana cattle and sheen
Grazing on every hill l. n guarantee
nrains, a-ilation's blight
nm. goal IT P,-rcS Valley develop
,n.nt has not lcen reached. The dfraE
OF John J. Ilalwrman. it, dsSooN"t''r
inausttialiy. has MT icen iultilti
Teams driven afisld. arr evidence ,ha'
hope Is re-, dead. lft'ncrnsalcl" l.
tnauKuratsd with the hcw president
next month. there Is pto'nis' 'hai wh''
appsars a calamity now. VIII by ncs''ns
tIn. sen, a. unreal ~ Samn'''
,nlvar. az the Panhandle Plains.
Under normal conditions. III" vall"'
sAips out isea ear loads ci cattle. hoe
and sheen annually: 1000 cars IT arp'ss
a0oo cars 1T hay: 100 tons " honey
and there L. AZ leas, a prohahili,y ina
an win 10 addrd a. the pruiucuN'
wealth. PEGS Valley development !
headed toward the c'nsJmaiicn 81 IN
l,,. Juhr Hagvrman's plan tT
r.cslrr plant to care fur the country
livestock. A rackinE plant - ~ IN
minds of rnterprisluE ci,lsenS Tn
hon. Il entertained that the c1s'"''
II shipping cattle. hogs aud s'rep :
Kansas city ani Chlcago a. IT, retnri
81 % Dressed meats and canned g'''ri
shall H. reversed To tly with ne
own wiags. Il u necessary W ie'"
Valley. a. viewed 10y her forward 'ohS
ing citiseaS. Co convert animals an Too
into N. finished product CLOSER ho'n
and parking plart II h-'S''i ,'lsn ?
a necessary step toward t"'1 ~ "
prr war prcsi,eiity.