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TAX M longer thedht Governor of Wisconsin Tells fellow Executives How It Has Raised Millions. RI . HMOND, VA.. Dec. 6.— Claiming *th..’ income, tax in Wisconsin has ... tes t of time and that it is nd certain system of reve state. Governor Francis E. ",| exhorted the other 24 gov- " .s inbled at the governors con , introduce the tax into their ' ’ . , means of offsetting existing States <» ■ *■ , ussing the tax in the ab- " . reviewing causes which led '. ' . dupjon. the Wisconsin gov- ional thing to say about taxation is that it is .admirable . hHl)n but that it has utterly failed ‘ ...,, iit . e By failure is meant that taxation lias not proved a sue . .. as a revenue producer ami. so in ate.i the criticism has failed so far rn experience went. Fortu ,,iy it is so no longer, income tax- . in Wisconsin is an unqualified SUI ,II produces abundant reve nu # > .. $3,550,000 First Year. In tin face of bitter opposition and g multitude of difficulties incident to , ... administration of a new tax law, have raised the first year over Jah.OO". ' this amount individuals paid $1,157,203.29 and corporations $2,- 394,025.51. ■The Wisconsin income tax law yielded mor.- the llrst year of its op eration than did the first Federal in come tax. although the latter applied to the entire country. • The personal property tax in Wis consin this year was $4,100,000. The is, therefore, only Sssu,iiOO less. With a few' changes in the law ani. a more prosperous year as < oasis io go on next time, it s likely tha: this diffi rence will wholly disap pear Tims the personal tax may bo abolished In Wisconsin at any time the vithout imposing any ad ditional burden whatever upon real es tate. ••Uniformity in the taxation of in comes may be desirable, but it possible it should be brought about not by na tional legislation, but by concerted ac tion among the several states.” Former Governor Augustus E. Will ton. of Kentucky, followed with a con demnation of the present Federal in come tax in vogue in some states and pr<ii9r“ of a state income tax "which would be used where it is needed.” I am very earnestly in favor." said the former governor, "of abolishing the present general property tax as grossly unfair and unequal and the present p'-r.-onal property tax as startling in its ‘retfieieney, inequality and the ttniver s.i' concealments of securities from a tax which would. If liberally enforced, runic all or nearly all of every safe investment. '■"i' experience with every congress of ail iw-tics is that they will always collect and spend all they can and dare.” | g,—H FE CLOTHE THE FAMILY r£ „ ■ -■ - - 4 r v 'Bw ftr7M atccww js3f Ll W», Nr 1 ©MrSf |W I" '"'l f'• • •< J ’-• V- ?• * ATTENTION MEN: The overcoat you want is here! Every new style—every style that you will see this season— can be found in this complete overcoat stock. The materials S are guaranteed ; so is the workmanship. There is a price for every purse and a style for every man. sls $lB $22 $25 S2B A CHARGE account at this store will make the paying part easy and convenient for you. CS| ..— — Coats Far Women EVERY NEW COAT STA LE that has been brought out this season is represented in this complete assortment. There are velours, boucles, - kerseys, serges, broadcloths, chinchillas and Scotch mixtures. A price for every purse—slo to S3O. Convenient payments if desired. ASKIN & MARINE CO. I r» 78 Whitehall Street r —ir-ir— -h Jf- Millionaire s Son s New Wife Returns to Stage BELMONT QUITS BRIDE Will Appear Before Footlights Bearing Name of Rich Family. NEW YORK. Dec. 6. —Dollars ntay dissolve the recent marriage of Ray mond Belmont to Ethel Loraine. Law yers for the chorus girl and August Belmont, the bridegroom's millionaire father, met yesterday, it is «aid they o / \ ' JtW i MUbl I Qi' $/ \ *-I * Is/ discussed terms of the annulment. The sum of $50,000 is mentioned. It is declared that the senior Bel mont’s objection to the wedding chiefly concerns the alleged obtaining by the bride from the young Belmont before THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1912. w . Ifefe'W * i ’ * jr / ''X ■ ■£ i V ? *•- s 1 T; Zy . i Mfff 4 ; z •; V A V * I < f 3- ’’ I •A • W Zi- > Raymond Belmont, son of Au gust Belmont, and his show girl bride. Ethel Loraine Belmont. she married him a contract to pay a certain income to her for life. The circumstances of the case seemed to further preclude the possibility of a happy marriage. Soon after the marriage young Bel mont left his bride and went back to his father’s home. bride has arranged to return to the stage, to make her own living, under her new name of Mrs. Raymond Belmont. HE WROTE EDITORIALS FOR NEARLY 60 YEARS PONTIAC, ILL., Dec. 6.—E. N. Ste vens. editor of The Paxton Register for 40 years, is dead at the age of 80 years at his home in Paxton. Stevens was engaged in editorial work nearly 60 years. He is said to have been the oldest editor in point of service in the United States. ILLINOIS TOWN BARS ‘TROT.’ ‘BEAR’ AND ‘HUG’ STERLING. ILL., Dee. 6.—The tur key trot, bear, bunny hug and other similar dances are prohibited in public dance hails in this city following last night's action by the city council. The ordinance which was passed bj the council was drawn by local dancing masters. SSI IsS >4K t tfIX HiuMii’. . 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At the expiration of that time the twelve women, escorted by a wom an bailiff, returned to the court room.- The jury forewoman handed in a written verdict, awarding the plaintiff $1,200 damages, based on alleged mis representation of a quarter section of land in Gove county. A year ago the same case was tried before a jury of men. They could not agree on a verdict. WOMEN’S JURY AGREES. BUT 12 MEN COULDN’T ELDORADO. KANS., Dee. 6. —The first jury of women in a Kansas court of record began consideration of the testimony with prayer. CLESNS THE HAIR MID IKES IT BEAIITIFDL-25 CENT “■[!£" In a few moments your hair looks soft, fluffy, lustrous and abundant —No falling hair or dandruff. Surely try a ’’Danderine Hair Cleanse” if you wish to immediately double the beauty of your hair. Just moisten a cloth with Danderine and draw it carefully through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. TJiis will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt or any excessive oil. In a few moments you will be amazed. Your hair will be wavy, fluffy anil abundant and possess an incomparable softness, luster and luxuriance, the beauty and shimmer of true hair health. Besides beautifying the hair, one ap plication of Danderine dissolves every particle of Dandruff: cleanses, purifies and'invigorates the scalp, forever stop ping itching and falling hair. Danderine is to the hair what fresh showers of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating, stimulating and life-pro ducing properties cause the hair to grow abundantly long, strong and beautiful. You can surely have pretty, soft, lus trous hair, and lots of it. if you will just get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Dan derine from any drug store or toilet counter and try it as directed (Advt.i 5