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Country Correspondents
Edison Phonograph
John Reeves and mother were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wood last
Sunday.
A. E. Gabriel made a business
trip to Lebanon Saturday.
Mr. Rockwell-met with a very
serious accident Friday when cross­
ing a bridge with his team. The
bridge went in with one of the
horses but were not seriously hurt.
Ed Bigbee made a business trip
to Lebanon Tuesday.
Anon.
For Sale Cheap—An International
high wheel automobile, in good con­
dition. Jf sold at once the price
yrill be right. See E. H. Billings,
Foster, Ore.
tf.
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and Produce Market
W. B. Thompson & Son Props.
The Smith brothers have been
using the good weather to advantage
by digging a well.
L. A. Simons spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home in Sodaville.
The best of fresh and
Mrs. W- R- Horner has returned
cured Meats, Lard,
to Sweet Home. She expects to go
Poultry, Etc., con­
to her home in Portland Monday.
stantly on hand, for
The Pleasant Valley school declar­
which we will pay
ed a half-holiday last Friday. The
the highest Market
time was spent in manuel labor and
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decoration of the sehool house.
Mrs. George Weddle was a visitor
at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
Mr. Whitcomb has just returned
Horner one day last week.
home
after being gone for some
The logging camp of the Scrog-
SWEET HOME - OREGON
g Phone Main 144
Lebanon, Oregon j gings Lumber Co. has made quite a time.
Mrs. O. C. Stone made a business
showing on' the hills south of Pleas­
trip to Sweet Home Tuesday.
ant Valley.
Joe Gedney returned Tuesday
Several young men of Pleasant
Vajley got busy and hauled the logs from Brownsville where he had been
off of the school ground. They hope visiting.
MAGAZINES AT ALBANY AND SALEM ORE.
Mr. and Mrs. Keeney was in town
to reaD a harvest of stars for their
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Tuesday on business.
school.
-Physician and Surgeon
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geisendorfer
have
In
the
last
issue
of
the
Tribune
Harley Davidson Motorcycles
we notice that Anon came forward j returned home after a visit with
THE 1914 MODELS ARE NOW ON DISPLAY
with a goodly bundle of gleanings. j relatives in Portland. Mrs. Geisen-
We appreciate the same and gladly i dorfer’s brother accompanied them
Guns, Bicycles, Sporting Goods
Calls promptly attended
invite him to continued the good home.
day or night
work.
•
Mark Anson, while cutting wood
MAIL ORDERS ARE GIVEN PROMPR ATTENTION
for Mr. Knapp, had the misfortune
to cut his finger.
ITEMS NO. 2
HAUSER BROS, Props.
Henry Lawrence visited his broth­
M. A. Kelley and family have re­
Albany, Ore.
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Salem, Ore.
turned from Portland where they er and family. W. J., last Saturday.
Mrs. Rozell and daughter, Mrs.
spent two weeks visiting friends.
Barr,
were shopping in town Mon­ S weet H ome
O regon
Miss Goldie Burnett, who has been
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. day.
Undertaking, Embalming and Funeral
Aaron Morris reports the road to
Weddle at Sweet Home, returned
Netary Public
be very muddy between here and Mortgage Leans Negotiated
to her home at Marks Ridge.
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Mr.
Ralstons.
Joe Rowell and son, Lloyd, sold
N. M. NEWPORT
Mrs. Sturdavent is visiting her
a
and delivered a load of hogs to Mr.
Attorney at Law
CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED
daughter, Mrs. C. S. Billings.
Gabriel Saturday.
DAY OR NIGHT .
A. A. Shea visited friends and
Miss Elma Burnett has a very
(CITY ATTORNEY)
relatives in town last week.
■severe attack of tonsilitis.
OREGON
Several young men from Sweet LEBANON.
H. R. SLAVENS
Will Gilson and family, Mrs.
Haven and son Harry and Miss Opal Home attended church here Satur­
s
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a
Russell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. day night.
Phone 3x6
■ SWEET HOME; ORE.
W. P. Gabriel Sunday. A bountiful
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lewis of
NATUROPATH
dinner was served which everyone Mill City, are visiting relatives here.
enjoyed. -
Quite a number of young people Deseases successfully treated with­
The patrons of School District gathered at the home of Mr. Nelson out tne use of drugs or surgery by
No. 131 have been doing some very Friday night and spent an enjoyable the Natural Methods of Healing.
good work cleaning up the school evening, Miss Grace Nelson^nd Mr.
Chronic diseases a specialty.
ground. They are working for an­ Anson furnished the music.
Consultation Free.
other star.
Reporter.
Member of the State and National
Naturopathic Societies.
the court had no jurisdiction, hold­
ing that the Governor cannot be First door east of Turners store.
Lebanon, Ore.
coerced or restrained in the exercise Sherman St.
of his discretion and he further de­
clared that if the Governor had
Notice of Hearing of Fnal Account
abused the power put in his hands
it does not give the courts the right Notice is hereby given that the final account of
Come in Early and get your choice of the Stock
Punishment of Governor for the Copper- to take that power away. The ends Oliver McClure as Executor and of Nord Coleman
as Executrix respectively of the last will and
of justice can be met, he said, by testament and of the estate of Andrew J. McClure
field Acts Declared Matter
civil action against the Governor in deceased, has been filed in the County Court of
Linn County, State of Oregon, and that the 19th
for Voters
case he abuses his power and declar­ day of January, 1914, at the hour of 10 o’clock a.
m.
has been duly appointed by said Court for the
ed that, while the courts have no
hearing of objections to said final account and the
power to enjoin the Governor, that • settlement thereof, at which time any person
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if the Copperfield saloonmen have interested in said estate may appear and file
objections thereto in writing and • contest . the
been illegally damaged they can se­ same.
ment( of the state, and he declared
cure civil damages from the Gover­ . Dated December 13, 1913. .
Oliver McClure, Executor and Nora' .Coleman,
that, while the executive is forbids
nor. He quoted authorities from Executrix of the above named, estate.
den to interfere with the judicial
Amor A. Tussing,
various sources in Support of these
Attv. for Exr. and Exrx.
power, the judiciary is likewise for­
contentions.
bidden to interfere with the
Mr. Nichols, in closing, declared
functions of the executive depart­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
that this case was a hard one on
ment.
(PUBLISHER)
which to find precedent because, as.
Carying out this argument he
he said, the acts of Oswald West
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
cited the code which permits the
are without precedent and are such
U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon
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Governor to call out the militia on
as have never been dreamed of by
January 3, 1914
the “reasonable apprehension that
■NOTICE is ■ hereby given that Elsie Dorsey
any other state executive.
there may be obstruction to the
of Foster, Oregon, who, on April 11, 1912,
made Homestead Entry. No. 03450, for NE1-4
laws,” and pointed out that the
If civil officers refuse to execute NJV--1-4, S 1-2 NW .1-4, SW 1-4 NE 1-4, Section 24,
whole matter is left to the discretion the law, the only recourse is for the Township* 13 South, Range 2 East, Willamette
has filed notice of intention to make
of the Governor as to whether this governor as commander-in-chief of Meridian,
Final Commutation Proof," to establish claim* to
reasonable apprehension exists. He the malitia, to take charge of mat- the land above described, before Register and
Photographs showed that the code permitted the
Post Cards
Receiver, U. S. Land Office, Portland, Oregon, on
'ters. This is about the condition at the 14th day of February, 1914.
$2 to $6 • Governor to call out the militia be­ Copperfield and Governor West is Claimant names as witnesses:
$1.00
fore any overt act of violence had being bitterly condemned by some Joseph Steingrandt, John Short, William Dun-
Per Dozen
Per Dozen .
den and John Buchanan, all of Foster, Oregon.
been committed.
people for invoking the power of
H. F/HIGBY, Register
SWEET HOME, OREGON
Then, continuing; he declared that the malitia to enforce law.
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Come in and let us show them to you
or write and let us send you a catalog
Kerr & Rowland Drug Co.
Trojan Stumping Powder
DR. I. B. WILSON
ALBANY GUN STORE
Dr. A. A. BURRIS
During the entire month of January I
will sell every line of goods in my store
Absolutely at Cost
1 need money and the only way
I can get it is to sell my goods
I am not going out of business
but I MUST HAVE MONEY
and so I am taking the above
method of getting it, and in
so doing you are the winner
In order to settle overdue ac­
counts, for CASH I will cut
the account in the middle dur­
ing the month of J anuary.
W. J. LAWRENCE
Foster
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A. E. EDWARDS
Photographer
Oregon
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BY WEST’S COUNCIL