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LETTERS FROM OUR
COUNTRY
CORRESPONDENTS
Party Should Be Represented
on National Committee
I hereby announce my candi-
By a Republican
lacy for the office of sheriff of
l or Sheriff
F’rost has damaged fruit very much,
it kn.jck.Ml out any chance for /rn|H»
tin» year
I jcwi » llutchina and a ! m 17
Michigan were mam. d reccr tly.
Lilin county on the democratic
’ icket. subject to the will of the
t.-rsnt the primary election to
!W held May 15. 1914.
El) SCHOEL
fri m
Ed Davis, who it known to many
News reader», and a lady from Okla
hums who i. teaching at Niagara. ar<
tile married
Ed has a fine
bungalow on hi» mountain ranch, light-
< «i hv electricity generated by a $40
dynamo on Mud Creek.
The government has » force of rren
at Work building a grade fur a trail be
tween Niagara and Detroit to corm« t
with a trail already built over the
mountain». It is the beginning of a
wagon road some time in the future
Th«' lew trail 1» MX fe< t wide.
Chiu» Sullivan h*« invent«-! nnuthvr
contrivaeee for use on loggi'g ear». It
look» like an < luiig»t«d ring.
Kiley Thoma» fell from one uf the
mill building» on which he was w.-rking
ai.-l broke hi» collar bone and rec.-ivcl
other ie^uric»
He is gaming slowly.
Riley 1» a good man.
11« ruaa.d th«'
ctiiprnunl s and fit had in Jordan when a
bo
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SHOULD BEWARE
I AU annour . erneut» under thia heading
are paid advertisements.)
I he booming of dynamite at Niagara
go«-» tn. rr.l) on. Trvry at.- excavating
>.«wn to 11«-. I rock from mountain
•
to mounlaiii »l ie. The dam l.uilt by
th«- l.eiariun Paper Mtllt • a few years
ngu Ihi.t looked so formidable will l<
but u pigmy along »ide of th.- n< w <> .-.«
If your scritw can judge of
pearance» the new dam wdl
the sight» to see.
Miris ltvcoon of Albany c.'osc.i her
school at Minto last 1 riday. A pi< .<
and program were featur«» of the
rioting.
Every single ladv that comes up In re
to tea h gets married. The
.chers
at Minto and Niagara have refused to
hire out in the same place again. Gue*»
why?
Your »rile cannot »«■•• h..w the Mate
tax commissioners managed to live at
ter hatching <mt our n< w tax law
i h«y thre w aaido the good features <•!
the former law and made it as ubnox-
lous to the tax payer as |«»»» I be. if a
property ow ncr do. » or d.
n«»t puy
one half hi» tax by April 1st he Is
charged 1, 2, L 4, 5 per cent tine or
penalty, That I» 12. 24, 36. 4M and 6o
per cent annual interest It is the
womt kind of usury.
Then ho is
After ^ept Lt he n
charged a fine
charged 12 per cent interest more
usury, Again he is fined. If the prév
ent law is to remain in force 1 niove un
amendment
I move, Mr, that we add
imprisonment to the oth. r features o!
tne bill. That will carry us back to the
merry old colonial days when men wen
jailed for debt, it will form a com
plot«. serie». 1st, I sury, 2d, fines
3d. after the 1st of September mor«
usury; 4th. More flues; 5th. Imprison
ment; 6th. Confiscation for taxe»,
usury and tines. If that does not re
dure th«- taxpayer to a frsrxle he can
go out in the back yard and commit
han kari aid make a complete finish <d
it all. The taxpayer is not cot aide red
in the law
Such a law will arte t
progresa. People will refuse to voU
tax« « for roads and every thing else
unit» they get better treatment
I
h-ar many cx| rcaaing their contempt
for such a law.
•NU K
When in need of printing giv«
the News office a call. First clas-
worK and prices right. We make
a sis'cialty of letter heads, en
velopes. statements, bill heads,
sale biils. business cards, ladies
euBing cards, and in fact com
mercial printing of all kinds.
Services every second and
fourth Sunday in each month at
the Chun h of ChrBt.
Morning
service at 11 o’clock. Christian
Endeavor at 7 p m. preaching at
S o’clock.
Subjects for next
fourth Sunday morning, ’’The
Liftrd Christ.” evening, ’’Bil
lie’s Oat Patch. Come and hear.
— V K Allison, minister.
Grant Pirtle
Candidate for Republican
nomination for
SHERIFF
\t the Primaries May 15, 1914
For County Clerk
I hereby announce myself a» a
'nndidate for the nomination on
the Republican ticket for the
office of County Clerk of Linn
County, uipject to the will of the
voters of that party at the Pri
maries May 15. 1914.
C B WINN,
Albany. Oregon.
To the Voters of Linn County:
Iwing to the fact that 1 have hail
nearly five years experience in
he County Clerk’s office as Dep-
ity Clerk and have familiarized
tyself with the intricacies of the
dice, and believing that I am
ible to render satisfactory fltrvice
<i the public, I hereby announce
uy -If as a candidate for the
lomination as County Clerk on
he R« p .blican ticket at the pri
mary el. lion. May 15, 1914. I
will greatlY appreciate your sup
port.
IL M. RUSSELL
Albany, Oregon.
For Countij Clerk
Rulying <>n home record for
favor I wish to submit my name
for the approval of the republi
can voters at the Primaries, May
15, 1914.
RALPH THOM.
I,ebanon, Oregon.
M \RI< >N F. WOOD
Tbc Republicans of Oregon are eu
titled to bat» a RepublP an named as
the National Kepubli. an Committee
man from tbi» Blain. C VV A< k»r»on.
who claims to be • Republican. '.» a
candidate lie register«^ as a i'rogr.-»
| alva January I. 1VI4 Then signed peti
tion of II W Coe to be Progrswsiv»
Then r*n
National Cuminltteeinan
ceiled his registration as ■ Progrv»
slva and registered as a Republican
and Immediately filed bls candidacy
for membership on Kepubil an Nation
al Committee Has b«-«>n an Intimal»
and convenient understudy of the I'ro
greeilv» National Committeeman and
«eema now to be In combination with
him In an attempt to shanghai the
. Republican organisation
Hl» candi
dacy 1» being actively tucked by par
tie» hostile to th» Republican party
and bavin* personal Interests and prt
vat» personal grudge» to serve
Hi»
erratic and excitable temperament ha»
fre«juently l«d him to flood the col
unin» of the pre»» with violent attacks
upon the Republican party and vlclou»
personal abuse ot prominent itepubll
cans and lite long residents ot the
State
It Is a grave abu»« for parties who
ar» nut Republican to register a» such
It 1» ■ graver abuse for outsider» to
attempt the capture ot a political par
ty to gratify a personal grudge and
to promute party dt».or<l
It i» an
abuse against which fair minded men
of all parties will rise In prut«»! We
can never have • reunite.! party by
pushing to the front polltual hotttea.l»
and men »ho are political reformer»
simply for the sake of office Having
been a Republican only twenty tour
hours when he announced hi» candi
dacy for the highest honorary position
in the gift of the party, is some mdl
cation uf what Mr Ackerson'» motive
was In registering as a Republican
As lion Ralph K William» la th« only
4
Republican who is a candidate tor
Republican National t nuumti.-. man.
we feel warrant«*d in urging all loyal
Republicans In the state to give bitu
their earnest and enthusiastic support
CHAS H MtMlltr.S.
(Chairman ot Republican State Can
tral Committee )
I
.M ii mcfaul .
(I'resldent l.lncoln Republican Club I
McKINLKY MircilKt.L.
(President of Portlaud Itepublican
Club I
C M IDI.EMXN.
(President
.Mui torpor Republican
Club >
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May 15, 1'914
Green bone and meat scraps
3c, dry bone 2 l-2c, cracklings
2 l-2c. Scio Meat Market.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Mrs A L l.uckie. East Rochester, N
Y. was a victim of sick headache and
lespondency. caustai by a badly weak-
>ed and debilitated condition of her
• ton :o'h. w hen »he began taking Cham-
•rlains tablet«. She says "I found
n pleasant to take, also mild and ef-
'eetive. In a few Weeks time 1 was re
t- rd to my former giaxl health." For
tale by all dealers.
Notice it hereby given that the un
dersigned executor» of the last will and
testament of August Kahn, deceased
have fil.-d then Anal account a» such
executor» in the County Court of Linn
County, Oregon, and that Monday the
eighth day of June, 1914, at the hour
of ten o’clock in the forenoon, ha*
been act by said court as the time for
the hearing of objection* to >ald ac
count and the (cttlement of »aid eMate.
I or a I orpid Liver
C. C. Bryant. Attorney.
"I have use Chamberlain’s tablet* off
August Rahn, Jr and
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for th. past six year» whenever
W.
W Miller,
> liv> r showed signs of Iteing in a
Executor*.
li •■rd.- I . -ndition. They have always
u t.M quickly and given me the d«*sired
•••lief,’’
write»
Mr» F II Trubua,
Springville, N Y. For sale by all deal-
?ra.
♦
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