The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-23

mental. official, unofficial four.
nallatiC or otherwise. through
whom these results have been
made manifest. are merely media
for expressing the conclusions
which people have. themseiyvs.
reached
time to Tackle Real Problems
Sow there ~ no class OF prop
o.ty uwncrz In the stute who do
not think. or who do not say they
think. that they ara getting the
worst Of ID 80 fat as taxation -
concerned. The fact IN that ncnrif
all taxpayers whose property b.
assessed in accordance with law
and who pay their tRNes on the
basis OF hat assessment. are get
ting the worst OF u for they are
pnylHg a lot Of other peoples tnAes
az well a. thei- own. nut That
condition ", as | have said De
fore. constantly improving.
u think it h high time fpr
everybody TO stop hcckling the
railroad OF the mines or any OF
the other %so-cailed special INFER
czts on this tax businesa We VII
never accomplish what we should
until all the taxpayers, large and
email. got together on these
matters not too strongly
Impress upon you the fact that
tho problems OF taxation and pub
lie costs are the same In principle
all niplg the line; that Nv to say
thni there IN no difference bee
tween the man who pays 5000
taxes and the one VINO pays $4,000
ur .de corporation which pays
slUU. U00. a- far as the equity and
Justice of the taxes laid are cuu-
o'rurd
We e. actually an In tlw sumv
boat. We have the same problem
tu face Each of as IL vitality ir-
tHrustod lu our wi special inter.
,st- ", should an be especially
Interested 100 Seelng to b hat while
wu live .u glass houses We should
mot throw tones
The big producing mines loo
fhIs static ar, nov a-so sci on tho
.uu, basis u- other property. that
.l.. Jl .iN. uu An al ynlorem bus
The NET production formerly used
hos f1r fnr time being been cHUr
awuy with. and in my opinion viii
bee Hr Wuuontly dome away with
Th, mining companies have soc
cop rl tHls change most Of them
with 90 ruuI sfast IN spite OF the
fi.I that many 1T them are pro-
lU.IUr LITTLE nr nuthinE Nam Nf
IIn coal producers are tea az Joe
% strike, What thp merits OF lHtl
controversy ur, / Do not know but
NU... u ..-ts uuv uf our few IW.
nHH| Oh. industries are ahaoluf,IN
700 Dr. Ey, ything lcFitimn .If
uH-I Y huuld o., done by the ONE
.fItI..fI Hutnuriii"- to help end.
u.u lrHuflpu ln % manner which
.III I' fair tu both parties 60 tH.
#HutfuN, and Goo IN" public.
"Dur lIN. -tooh Industry. which
a tho only great industry outside
of farming and mining ia the state,
To- boz The thrup- of "a still doubttIl
and slow recovery and evcrytilrE
possible must bee done. through aHa
-ys-meut and taxation. to make
that .ocovsry pos ihic There can
bee mo- dissent. no antngOnism uu
! ivalOslcs between "a stockm t
and the farmers In this state.
There are perhaps. a few old
tusloupI stuckmen still here " e.
haven't any u-e for the furm-rs
and SONS, farmer who siam the
stockmen, but all this spirit of
Bntugonlsm b. fast dlsHppepr!ng
just as the old frudS between the
cattle and the sheep men have .i--
appeared A. you know. l lts
been in the farming business and
ln the range cattle i"isiucss. mu e.
cor less Tor years tuH an nov in
the sheep business ana | can
say iu all sincerity thtt I believe
New Mexico's future succus ties
ln q closer cooperation between
the stock and the agricultural an
t~crests.
State Needs Cooperation
There "a ~ n community
which could 80 iliy afford strit,
e.. dissensinn AZ New Mexico There
was ncvor M where co-upvrtttv'
effort wAs SO fundamentally ncces'
sary We have no great manu-
featuring Industries little on n.
surplus wealth. but little eNtrinsi,
announcement Meadows :
Martinez. undertakers and tunera
directors. wish to announce tina
their undertaking parlors nre nov
ready for service, ENtrythinl
modern. Private ambulance. call
promptly answered, Phone day o
night b53.
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