Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1924-09-18
STATE REPUBLICANS
SOUND KEYNOTE



We, nspmblseans 81 Aaenaama. la|
state convention mas@@hAeA, em6o9m@l
tie admshistrmeicn 0g es@vsrmsg Jo@e@A
u. Dixon aa6 he a@so@sAhss b seaem
FouF ysaFs ESQ tAe mawHhssc@n party
assumed charge OF the aeaninimermsaea
Of the state govexnznena T'hay foena
the seaee sreasnFy viExmally hamsrupAs
with 0ut@tan@an@ umpasa warrants aaa
deficiency eAaima tosa1amg mose thmm
two millioa cellars ana wsfh aswesaa
OF goveznmenk psomlslmg 90 ed ~
nuaAly ee this asfseleneg.
IN TIE psrlod ssncs HAT time the eax-
able valaasioa az tAe state has bes@
decreasing annw@lly -wish F1x@6 eom-
stisutional pFevassen llsasaaMs the lazy
fer ssa3s purDo@ss kAe revenues ef eh@
state frosn sAs asH@cs n#a@sFsy emx have
ascsanaFsiy Decreased ~ psupesaAon.
TIE great preeAasn a aAa psemems aar
aimlmAEmttem has n@am - ad1mme meRhm
expenditures b TIE maaas ineemae ca
the ons Asn9 esd ca sA@ osAaT 20 re-
adjust tAe eax buraen aAat wmm welaA-
Ing nos& heavily npon sAs hand owmsFa
bussBess msen asd Aomse swnass e ne
state.
Because Of tee fact eaAAe 0ovawmoR
Dixon. re lsadeF of sAs ha1nblscan
party 10 Montana ano ere heed Of TIE
present Republican admainA@tras son. re-
peatedly called the attenkion Of the
people o. the seaae and 81 TIE legls-
Iature 10 this aAanmAi0m and insisted
that one Of the great problems before
the state g0veFnmenA wms the readjust-
ment Of the eax burden. 80 thas those
large coFporate interests that were de-
plotting the natural resources ef ne
state Of Monfana shouAd bear q largee
and faireF share 81 taie tmx burden,
there has been. dursng the entire
course of the past four years, q most
vicious and determined effort made 10
dsscredit the governor and hin adminie.
tration and to deceive the people Of
the state aa to sAe real pFublem con
fronting the stnfe government, and toa
confuse and misinform the people ed
to the real condition Of che stateH
finances
Eselds Expenses Wlshln Inceme
Despite the unfavoEable financial
conditions Ia the state resulting from
adverwe conditions In agricultural sec-
tons and despite lase fAct tisst the
state was heavily bura@no1 with debf
az ths beginning Of the administration.
and that the revenues Of the state were
decreasing, we call yonR AtfenfsDn 10
the fact that there haa been sabstan-
tial achievement. both n the adjust
ment Of the sente's fncome 70 It's ex-
and IN the Feadjnstn@nt Of
the tax burden resting on TIE ,people OF
the state. We call the efaenti0n ~ the
people 20 the fact tnas for fae e4hms
lsme since lvl6s fhe inc0nsn ug the gen
erai fond thfs yeAr mas exceeoed the
expenditures from thai fund.
We commend Governor Dixon tor hia
outrageous use Of the veto power IN
IN effort to cnnfail psiDlic expendi-
lures, and commend the legislative
lctiOn IN support Of this direct move
FOR state economy.
we A@&$ WstW# W. WYE bW&A Afs@& CIV
osness Of eaeh department Of street.
ltaks government has been reduoea Or
held without lncreass. We partloulnr.
y call attention 10 tAe regnarkahls re-
anezions that have beer mads ~ she
'osse 81 admlnletspime ssse aaats nessom
sa@ che eaaas aeylmns ser ghe lnaane.
rhs coazs ~ aosslngsseesna the stats
.asaoasiemal lnses4msaesss aeaslkmHe eserm
ma Increasing aaAandmnae amd che sms
mFeed wsasste veeae hv ga nmas,la ua..mA
y mbs ses tAs wsBsass 81 sNs s.sssra
em4s. amd zee eendamsm ana lsmsasassm
tvAeea nNss@s aha msskna -
cenesav vssald ukrsks : hsa.N a sAnn..
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xe 81 49, lmlfsafswe mmanmrn k1sswn
4 che m&tal agsnAa -gsssamma taw 90 :,
s,1ss ga $50 ss..ss.,s-.
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