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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
JUDGE CARTWRIGHT
TELLS DIRECTIONS
TO CONSTITUTION

Farmers, business men and practi.
eallS every other person with an oe=
cnpatlen may be liable for q triple
tax under the proposed new constltu-
tian for Illinois. according TO "A letter
written by Justice James II. Cart
wright Of the Illinois supreme court
70 Attorney Henry &. Warner Of
Dixon. NJ
On tho strength Of Justice Cart.
wnghtss letter she lee County har
association adopted resolution con-
,lemnlns the new constitution and
Urging tho people TO vote against II.
Members Of the association are at
ten.ss for thousands Of farmers In
agricultural counties In the northern
part Of Illinois.
In his letter Justice Cartwright
deals extensively With objections 10
the new constitution. Justice Cart.
wright has been \ member OF the SUI
pfeme court for twenty-sesen years.
His pre.eminence as a constitutional
authority has been acclaimed by jus
tice o. ". Carter, who IL leading the
campaign to have the new conaittn-
ton adopted, Justice Cartwright In
lifelong republican.
Following are parts OF his letter
"The reason for calling and assenss
bling the convention Was mainly TO
improve the revenue article. and II
may be conceded thai In some 70,
speets that has been done. but II has
very greatly increased the power Of
taxation 10 the manifest detriment ef
the taxpayer. The instrument re-
taina the present compulsory prnvis-
lon far taxation OF property accord
ing Ia value and permits tho suhEtitp-
ton Of tax on income from ihtangi-
hIes. but. having accomplished that
40 m 60 pfedses an equitable dis.
tribution Of the bursen, the instfsi-
ment authorizes m Income tax GOV.
efinE the income from the same prop
cfty.
"The farmer and business man may
not only be required TO pay tax on
their property. but nm income tax,
not as a substitute. but an addition
based on The Income from the same
identical property. In addition, while
the present constitution authorizes
the Legislature to tax long list OF
persons or privileges. this instrument
authorizes a general tax on oil oceu-
pations. SO that the farmer, mechanic
and practically every person will be
liable 10 tax on his occupation.
"rhe present condition In respect
To taxes Ia that the burden IL already
unreasonable. and II affects every
social and economic condition. and
what IL required IL restriction and not
expansion. No one ought 20 be de-
ceived into approving an instrument
because II makes more equitable
provision for taxation, while the re-
suit will be that he himself viii have
10 nay more taxes"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
CO-OPS HOLD 14TH
QUARTERLY MEET
AT LABOR HALL

The fourteenth quarterly meeting
of the Twin City Cooperative So
ciety was held at Labor Hall Wednes-
day night. Preceding the meeting a
cafeteria supper was held.
Members of the board of directors
were elected as follows: Ed Dudson,
A. r. Walton, VIM. Roberts; l.. j.
Stoecker was elected auditor, and b.
]. Butler was elected secretary.
The financial report showed a sub
stantial gain over the previous quar-
ter.
A Villa Grove delegation was pres
ent. and President Kennedy Of villa
Grove society gave a very compre-
hensive talk on the growth Of the CO.
operative movement. Other villa
Grove speakers were Manager Gill
ems and Secretary Snyder.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
TO SPEAK AGAINST CONSTITUTION

Everybody should attend the two meetings listed
below. They given by the Twin City Federation of
Labor that the public may hear why the proposed new
constitution should be defeated. Bring the ladies.
Hon. William Mckinley, former member of the ll-
nois legislature will speak in the circuit court room
Court House, Urbana Friday evening of this week at
7.30 o'clock.
William IL. Holly prominent Chicago attorney, will
speak at Riato heater Champaign, Sunday evening at
80 o'clock.
Mr. Holly will also speak in the opera house. Rantoul
Sunday afternoon
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
PROPOSED NEW CON
MAKES THREE RE-
PORTS NECESSARY

The proposed constitution author
ixes two income taxes in addition TO
the federal tax now in force. II the
provisions of these sections are car
ried out three income tax schedules
must be made out by those already
struggling with the one We have.
Section 142 provides for an income
tax in place of the tax on intangible
personal property, while section l43
provides for another income tax inn
posed upon all net incomes. We
would then have % the federal in
come tax, (2) the income tax in lieu
of the tax on intangible personality,
and, (3), the income tax on all in
come.
There are few taxpayers who can
look calmly upon the prospect of
struggling through the intricacies of
three systems of income tax sched-
ules and three systems of exemptions
and deductions. Instead of simpll-
flying the present system it is made
more complicated and more difficult
to administer.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
Orchard Denied Pardon

Boise, Idaho.---The state board OF
pardons has refused to pardon or
commute the sentence OF Harry Or
chard, self-confessed spy and trade
union stool pigeon, who was sen
fenced 10 life imprisonment for kill
ing former Governor SteuenenberR
In 1905.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
CHRISTMAS TREE AND EN-.
TERTAINMENT TO BE GIVEN
BY WOMEN'S LABEL LEAGUE

The Women's Label League will
give a Christmas party on Thursday,
Dec. IA, at Labor Hall at 500 o'clock.
All members are requested 20 be
present. Nomination of officers will
be held. Bring family and especial
ly kiddies to enjoy the Christmas
tree and Christmas program. Var
ious gifts including goose viii be
given to holders Of lucky numbers.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
oil Ads ljnirn,hfuI.

New York.--A committee Of the
associated advertising clubs that has
been investigating oil publicity de.
clares that 95 per cent Of oil-stock
Advertising Is "fiamboyant. mislead-
ing. and deceptive"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
DON'T Bite AT an
OTHER FELLOWS GAME

Working people and small business men should
be pretty we'll acquainted with Big Business meth
ods by this time They know from sad experience
that bio Business has set out to put labor in its
place and keep it there" They know that great
fight has been waging between capital and labor for
several years. They know that organized labor mas
frustrated almost every effort of Big Business to
carry out its threat They know that organized
labor is behind every movement that is for the
betterment of conditions affecting the great MAJOR
ity of the people And they know that when or
ganized labor is opposed to the adoption of the pro-
posed new Illinois constitution, that document is
port of the scheme to crush the workers.
The proposed new constitution is rich mans
game-drawn up by representatives OF rich men s SO
that the rich may grow richer at the expense OF the
poor man.
If YOU do not understand it, don't take it for
granted that it is all right Take the advice of those
Who have studied it and found it to be rotten to the
core, and vote NO.
Don't bite at another fellows game
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
No Labor Shortage.

Chicaeo.-The Illinois department
Of labor reports, through its em-
ployment bureau, that there was
small gain Of IT per cent in the num-
Der Of employees in profitable en-
ployment during October. Reports
from 1853 identical concerns show
they had $4,000 employees on the
October 10 pay roll, as compared with
337. .255 in September.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
YOU HAVE A RIGHT TO VOTE

Do not let anybody tell you that you cannot
leave your work to vote. The state law allows you
TO be absent from your work two hours in which to
cast your vote. See your employer or foreman
early Tuesday morning and arrange for taking
time off,
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
HOW do YOU LIKE THIS,
GIRLS?

. If the proposed new consti- :
. tuition is adopted its income tax
. provisions will let millionaires
. escape with low tax rate,
. while shop girls and other poor
. folk will pay on incomes IN ex-
. cess Of $40 a week (or $40 IN
. case OF householder)
. Protect yourself by voting
. NO.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08

Reasons for Unrest.
New York.-In a sermon in this
city DIR. Caleb r. Stetson, of Trinity
church, said:
Much of the unrest among wage
earners is a revolt against servitude
to heartless corporations, servitude
to machinery, and not to men,"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
T. Give Christmas Party

The Women's Guild will give a
Christmas party in Labor Hall on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All
ladies are requested to bring 25c
pift to be put into grab bag. A
delightful luncheon will be served
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08

Defeat the proposed new constitu'
ton or it will defeat you.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08

Defeat the proposed new constitu-
ton or it will defeat you.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08

Defeat the proposed new eonslitu'
ton or II will defeat you.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-08
Defend YOUR LIBERTIES!
Vote mo"
Tuesday, December 18th

The constitution the most dangerous @ sna
feaconaTy submitted for the consideration OF
people unbelievable that vicious measure "ouu p
eouSy proposed country whose freedom s pfouuest O
Livery liberty loving citizen should vote against IT.
will practically the legislative power OF the pe"p
tseeuons 21, 49, 92, 49, ITO, f22 and others)
places the law making power almost completely under @ ane
control of few the judiciary department ana sets UP
and strange jurisdiction whereby the judiciary may inruoe user
epn human activity POLITICAL economic oca ana even re-
hglous tSeetions 92, SO, 105 ITO, 122 and others)
While number Of elected judges very materially
increases the appointed judges and provides Tor t a
pontment large of assistant judges with unlimited
power tSecions 81, no. 117)
provides for increased taxes Home owners must pay d % a
es Every mechanic girl clerk stenograpef
other aaed workers public or private VIII oe
t4afed also taxes on
accounts tSections lao, AL l42, 145)
All farmers the merchant business Inan OPERA
make at least hve separate
lax returns. lSectons Id. 142, l4S l45)
The Legislature will prohibited from enaetng egsauoh 10
safeguard savings (Secton 49)
A. is every human liberty obtained through
magma Chart Bill of Rights and the Declaration OF uepeh
enee II is autocratic American in the extreme
Vote. mo"
Tuesday, December 18th
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
JAPANESE MAY FORM
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

ToKlO.-A movement has been start.
cd by the leading business men for the
organization OF the chamber OF com.
merce of Japan after the example OF
the chamber OF commerce OF the United
States of America. The proposed organ.
ization has in view. according TO Toyojl
Wada, one OF the Inauguration commit.
tee members. the uniflcatlon OF the
commercial and industrial activity ma.
tionally and internationally and the
promotion Of the business mems vel.
sare. The new organization will thus
include almost all the commercial and
Industrial societies and associations.
clubs and leagues, throughout the EN-.
pire.
The movement II supported by the
government authorities and financial
concerns such as the Mltsut and Twas.
aki
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
BLACkHEADS co QUICK
BY THIS SIMPLE METHOD

Blackheads-big ones or little ones
soft ones or hard ones--on any part
OF the body, 80 quick by simple meth
cd that just dissolves them. TO do
this get about two ounces Of calonite
powder from your druggist sprinkle
n little on a hot, wet sponge-rub over
the blaokheads briskly for few sec
onds--and wash off You'l wonder
where the blackheads have gone. The
oaloni,c powder and the hot water
have Just dissolved them. Pinchlng
and squeezing blackheads only open
the pores OF the skin and leave them
open and unslghtly-and unless the
blackhends are big and soft they viii
hot come out. while the simple appli.
cation OF calonite powder and the wa.
ter dissolve them right out, leaving
the skin soft and the pores In their
ratural condition. You can get cal.
onte powder at any drug store and If
you are troubled with these unsleh,ly
blemishes you should certainly Try this
simple Hethod.- adv,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31

SAN DIEGO, Gala faithful dog.
lying outside the door OF lonely noun
tain cabin, is credited with saving the
life Of Mrs. Florence Kester and bring
ing about the arrest of a man accused
Of Staying her husband.
A snore from Collie jim" and the
woman's quick wit drove the slayer
away. And then Mrs. Kester, half.cloth-
ed, escaped by running barefoot in
the night across three miles of the San
Diego mountains to the main highway.
The man. fleeing because he thought
the noise the dog made was the husband
reviving from the clubbing he had re-
ceived, was caught with the aid Of
the Scotch collie. He is in Jail and is
said to have confessed to the sensation.
al "moonshine murder
The prisoner told police that before
the murder he feared the dog would get
him into trouble and he asked Mrs.
Kester why she kept the Cur"
oh l don't know" the girl replied,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
MICHIGAN fruit
CROP IS bumper
Twenty-Five Thousand Cars
Needed to Haul Produce
Valued at Thirty Mil
lion Dollars.

SOUTH HAVEN. Mich.-With
fruit crop in prospect valued by experts
at $50, 900 ,000-the greatest in many
years-western Michigan is faced with
a refrigerator sar shortage, due TO
the railroad strike, that may mean a
loss OF millions to the thousands OF per.
sons engaged in this important Michi.
gan industry.
Michigan fruit shippers have asked
for $4,000 cars in which TO ship the
states bumper crop.
Pears. one OF the chief fruits produc.
ed in this region. are beginning to come
into the market. Closely following them
will be a peach crop larger than us.
ual. When cooler weather comes the
grapes. and later the apples, will be
ready for shipment.
In former years the larger amount OF
Michigan fruit went to Chicago. Now,
however. according to Mr.. Nicoll. the
Chicago market is congested and Michi
gan shippers are obliged to ship TO
other and In some instances more dis
tant markets. This adds to the demand
for refrigerator cars. it Is explained, us
ripened fruit cannot be shipped In or.
dinary cars.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
PUTTING GREEN OF
ASPHALT IN TEXAS

Golfers who complain about putting
greens should be sentenced TO play Il
few rounds on the golf course at Eagle
Pass on the Mexican border. When they
laid out the course they found that on
account Of the sand 1t was impossible
10 grow grass Of any kind. Sand greens
were out OF the question because the
sand drifted In the wind
At the time the course was being built
some OF the streets were being paved
with asphalt. So they built the greens
on the course with asphalt. Putting on
Il sloping green OF this kind is a trick
and II the approach shot lands better
than hole high It is an afternoons job
to sink the putt. To play n high pitch
approach means that the ball will bound
into the RIO Grande or over into Mexico
Back spins do not go.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
Science May Put
Red-Eye Liquor in
Our Tea Cakes Now

LANSING, Mich.-An experiment in
tended TO convert five barrels Of aged
in.the.wood guaranteed proof Kentucky
whisky from roaring red liquor into
m 'ek hammered flavoring for tea cakes
Is being conducted by the state depart.
ment Of agriculture chemists.
The liquor is to be turned Into vanilla
and lemon extract for distribution TO
state institutions. It is asserted the
state can manufacturr the finest flavor.
ing extracts at about Two thirds the
marker prices.
The Process is shape. tho chemists
say The alcohol is distilled end poured
into a va. Ground Mexican vanilla
beans are AIDED and the mixture is al
lowed to stand Vanilla extract is the
result. For lemon extract Italian lemon
oil is ADDED 10 the alcohol. TIL whisky
was seized by the state police two years
ago ua1 sin e 1as been guI"deG behind
steel doors.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31

but you know sometimes dog will
save a persons life
Came the night of the murder-mid-
night Said Mrs. Kester:
Just after the murder of my hus-
band, / was in the hands Of that ter
rible man. / wondered then where the
dog was.
Finally. I heard him breathing just
outside the door, He was snoring like
human being. / thought for a mo-
ment how | could make the most Of
that. My husband was lying outside,
beaten to death.
Then I thought if i could make that
man believe Tom was coming back, /
could escape. The dog gave me the very
chance. waited until he gave a loud
snore.
Toms coming back" ] screamed
He heard the dog snore once-then
he ran. And I escaped across the noun
tains in my bare feet. | owe my life to
this dog
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
ROAD WILL CELEBRATE
SEVENTEEN BIRTHDAY

CHICAGO. In.-At 10 u. m. october
10, 1852. train consisting Of nm en-.
gine and few day coaches, the first
run on the new Rock Island road. left
Chicago for Joliet. the terminus of the
line at that time.
At 10 a. m. October 10. 1922. seventy
years later. another train will enact this
first run. The train will be the Rocky
Mountain Limited. pulled by a huge
engine of The latest type and containing
baggage cars, day coaches. parlor cars
pullmans, and dining ear, equipped
with all the modern conveniences Of
travel.
At all points along the Rock Island
line the SEVENTEEN anniversary Of the
operation OF its first passenger train
will be celebrated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31

authorities-back up good officials,
Jack up the others.
I'VE are pursuing a three.fold plan
First, community enrolment for en-
forcement through the newly formed
Allied Citizens OF America. lnc.,' fore
ing everyone TO take "A definite stanu
either for VI against law and order.
second enactlng an enforcement or
dinance In every community; third, ap'
plying the 'Yonkers plan where en-
forcemont is lux, BY cooperating with
officials IL they will enforce the law
or focusing publicity upon :hem II they
WON'T.
Anderson says New York state al
ready has 25oOO0 members Of the al
lied citizens Of America and the en-
follment campaign Is just beginning
when the light Is turned on all de
cent people will come in" he said
There are prominent bankers. lawyers
manufacturers and even few preach
era. who by opposing prohibition have
placed themselves In the same cate
CORY with frowsy whskered anarchists
When they see that through ignorance
or prejudice they have lined up with
the criminals they will come In out OF
the wet"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
PETITIONS ASK
STATE BONUSF0R
FORMER SOLDIERS
Meeting at Sulphur last Week
Given to Routine Matters;
Harold Fell Retained on
Committee.

SULPHUR, Okla.--A department exc
cutive committee meeting OF the Ameri.
can legion was held August 26 in the
Soldiers Tubercular Sanitarium dedi-
Gated at Sulphur on that date by the
American Legion Several important
matters in addition to routine business
We're considered
Edgar G. Herrick of Guthrie was elec.
ted member of the committee to sue.
coed Murray Gibbons Of Purcell, who
resigned ID become n candidate for the
legislature. f. J. Meacham OF Clinton
vas also elected TO succeed r. ID. Hen.
ley Of Sentinel, who has removed from
the state. The executive committee is
now composed of the following mem
bers: Hughes s. Davis, department COM
mander Of Duncan; II. B. Fell. past de-
partment commander, Ardmorc; ]. c.
Chatfleld. department adjutant Tulsa.
Jo o. Ferguson, Pawnee, committeeman
first district: Glen L. Leslie, Beggs, sec.
end district; c. b. Memminger, Atoka
third district; Sam Foster. Drumright
fourth district Edgar c. Herrick, Guth
rie, fifth district; Jay w Jones, Ell Re.
no. sixth district; e. j Meacham. Gin
ton, seventh district; Neil Richardson
Blackwell. eighth district.
With tho time for the department
convention so near, the committee took
no action regarding the proposed state
bonus, in support Of which initiative
petitions ale being circulated over the
state for signatures
The committee decided to purchase
department standard and color before
the national convention at New Orleans.
Lack Of sufficient funds has prevented
its purchase heret ofcre The new stand.
ard vii I've decorated at New Orleans
Since Oklahoma is one of the .welve de
partments having more than 100 per
cent OF their 1921 strength. Depart.
rnents will be seated in the convention
hall and marched in the parade at New
Orleans in the order of their strength,
this year rs compared with 1921. At his
time Oklahoma is eighth among the
forty.nine departments.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-08-31
FRISCO CONSTRUCTS
UNDERPASS ON ROAD

DURANT. Okla.-Construction Of an
underpass at Remington on the Frisco
railroad will be started Immediately.
An underpass will also be constructed
at Unger. in Choctaw county. These
passes had been ordered by the corpora.
ton commission some time ago, but It
was explained that the assembling OF
material and construction equipment
was 80 difficult that the work was de.
layed. This has now been done and the
work will go forward as rapidly as pos.
sible