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D«gartm«nt al tha Interior
V. S. Land Office at
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I’orUand. On ¡ton. September 27, 191'.
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INI OSITI HIE Y9UR OUT STC’IK
It 1» the biuuw*»a of the t hief ee
gincer to Hr llint the engines nil'.
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JULIUS KRUTTSCHNITT.
On the Butiro » Fond.
Mr Julius Krott
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when
asked to give hl*
stews on the bu»i
nets outlook of
the nation Irom
th«' railroad rt »nd
point, »aid In part:
"Business
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teday
organlxed
may be likened to
a gie.il pond In
whli h numb«'.’.> !■
save» are start-
id one after an
other tn the pur
chases and »ale» of th«- r an» Individ
*n>>» and companies. these wave«
spreading In all diirctluna, crossiui
and recrosaibg until th ii lui-«- 1»
spent.
Everybody appreciate« what would
happen If a great i»o»lder like the t,-.i-
repean
war should suddenly
be
dropped Into the busltie-» pond, hut
not everybody appreciates the effect
of tl.« slackening of activity at »•■ <•
Important center of wave fords The
effect of a reduction In tbr nurcha*it.£
power of farmer», fallow .rig a k a» >n
of bad crop» 1» geni-rally understood
But how about the |>urcha»ing poser
of the great trancporlatloii Industry?
With thn steady march cf operating
evp«'n»e» ut'ii revenues without cor-
responding
Increases
tn
railwar
charge* th» railways ha»e been driv
en to curtail ail e»icinlltures. and
even stop entirely man
customary
purchases for c*tendlr.g and Improv
Ing their facilities The buslne»» ,»otid
Is too big and Its wave activity toe
comp!»*, to say that thia Is the sole
cause of the prevent «piles»ent state
of Its surtare. but It unquestionably 1»
a cause of the gr«-.i’.e»t tmportam e
How Important thir cause will ai-i>»ar
tn m th<> amount of railway ev,.» ndl
turc»
'Take for example, the year 1913.
the last for which eomt lete '.cures
ar<- available
In th»' year th- rail
road* spent 3?.l"0.imy <-• <j in cvn-n.y««
for oysration. of which »1173 noq.tiro
.«.» for war»» and aula lr« In aid!
tlon, thcr spent ffnr,.<win,o t| for tn
lerest. 38dO.iW.oeti fqy dividends, and
»4IM*.<»>O.0e0 for new tracks, locomo
the» «nd vara, or for addRIcns or bet-
terments to proper!, alrrndy in cviat
ence The total exi --ndltures for 1913
an o'inted. Ih<'rcfor«> to about 13.350,-
000.400.
Home lietails of railway purchases
of materials and supplies for 1913 are
as follow» For fuel for locomotive»,
F.!‘>n imo.ooo, fOr iunrt< .ir:«, water and
other supplies foP kieorrotlven on the
largest roads alone 32S.0M,0<>0; for
stationery and printing. ItO.ooo.O10,
for station supplies. 313,000.0)0: for
advertising. |».oot>.ooo. for tall* ties
and other materials for repairing and
maintaining track already built. |l"t,
OOc.OOo It should be notrd that these
•tatlstlcs of artual purchase cover
only what Is needed to keep the rail
way plant in the minimum of work
Its condlti n
Mor* abundant re c
n .«s would not only r*sult In higher
ai.d more generous maintenance, but
In new construction work In the pub
lic Interest
"A question deserving thoughtful
attention Is If railway* should be al
lowed a slight IncrMse in charge» amt
relief from costly restrictions upon
details of operation, would not the In
crease»! buying power that would be
precipitated by the addition to th«4r
a vailable ■ «venues agitate the bn a-
tu-.»« pond to a desirable d-gree of
wave activity*"
We make a specialty
Friendship,
Engagement and
Wedding rings F ,M French &
Son, Jewelers and Engraver*,
Albany.
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go<»d ni b r utid tied eurli perforins
it» fun» ti«.i».»
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I’lie ord«
tuiiii e ortii < r liua charge <»l the big
gun« ui.d u ...i.i;'.; >->n.
In abort.
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Notice is hereby given that John II.
Erb»OU, a«»ignv« of John KingKon.
Administrator of the «slate of LUnu i
iCronin, liv’d.. whose pnatoiKee ad-
dress is Washougal, Washington, d‘.d|
on the 27th day cf September, 1915,!
file in thia office hi» application. St rial
No. ftOsi, to enter under the pro*I
of bcetioa* ZKM and 220?, H.-vised j
Statutes of the
United Stater of
America, the a e } <*f ae }, *ec. 19 and
the s w i <»f n w l sac. ZS, T 1 i S. Hl,
K, Willamette Meridian.
Any and ail persons claiming advrnM*
ly the ¡ands above dcsciibeii. or dcaif
Ing to object Iwcauu- of the miners
character of the land, or for any othci
reason. to the dtspoeai to the applicant
should file their affidavits of protest i<
this office on or before the ’JUth. day of
'».ivember, 1915.
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