Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-03
THE GRAY WOLF AT LARGE.

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member Of the Taxpayers assoc"tIon' II mas
that right 1t Is the biggest taxpayer IN the state
The railroad naturally thinks that taxes are lob
high. So do most Of the people 1T Is perfectly
all right for the railroad through this organization
to protest against expenditures II makes l"e peopc
stop to consider before voting to do things which
cost money. We know OF no improper methoo5
being used by the association 1t merely argues us
point.
The Santa Fe railroad was against the $-'oVVoVV
road bond issue. Its reasons were purely seIiIsf'
Of course Yet the burden would fall also on others
in proportion to assessed valuation Inc people
stopped to think-and then voted the bonds Inc
Journal thought this public expenditure wise
investment, but it had no objection to the othef
fellow being heard.
The Taxpayers association is right IN principle
We do 60 too fast in pubic expenditures IaNes
are too high Too much money Is wasted by OIL
Gals who care nothing about efficiency ana econ
omy We need to be warned Again we say that
the Taxpayers ASSOCIATION mas place IN the econ
omy of things from the standpoint OF acthg as "a
brake.
In addition 1t ls dong a positively constructive
piece OF work IN It's EFFORT 10 introduce greater
equity IN taNauoh ana greater efficiency anu eeou-
omy IN administration
The Gray Wolt ADDS TO ms attack on the SANTA
Fe railroad an attack on US Ihls is rather
1ncongruous combination Inc journal plouapiS
suits the santa Fe railroad about as well as II sus
Mr. Springer. 1t IS Tor US Wheh we preach econ
omy just as MIR. Springer was FOR US when we
advocated the $2'OVV'oVo BOND ISSUE Most OF the
time neither OF them approves the journal
OF course, Mr.. Springer did not designate the
journal by name lie merely TAXED ABOUT the Dusi-
ness men fepressing newspapers cohuoHed py
"reformers' lie SAID that talk OF rotten govern
ment hurt the state ana that people ought TO put