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About Intermountain tribune and Linn County agriculturalist. (Sweet Home, Linn County, Or.) 1913-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1914)
piecemeal of rivers and harbors, on the part of the elector and others many of which are unworthy of who may be waiting to .register. “I would suggest that if people notice. He notes that two-thirds of ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY our annual expenses are incurred to can ascertain this information be T. L. DUGGER, EDITOR aND PROP prepare for future or to pay for fore they come to the clerk’s office past wars, and points out that much or go before a notary public to SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE....... $1,25 money is waisted on useless army register it would be much more .posts and navy-yards and on main convenient both for the Registering AT END OF YEAR __________...____ 1.50 officer and the electors themselves. taining out-of-date warships. SIX MONTHS __ .75 “People may obtain this informa The cause of this extravaganbe is that we regard the national treasury tion readily from tax receipts, deeds as a national grab-bag and we dr other legal papers recording the ADVERTISING RA^ES: Local advertising, per line........... 5c measure the merits of'Senators and land on which they reside. ONE-HALF THE ABOVE PRICES “Naturalized voters should always Representatives by the -amount they Display advertising, per inch..... 10c grab for their states and districts. take their naturalization papers with Display advertising, Fong time, see We so regard the treasury because them when registering,” said the manager. national taxes are indirect and we clerk “as it is necessary for the Extended marriage or death notices “pay them without knowing it.” registering officer to note on the per Jine..............^...;.»..,-......^-...^ 3c We take,a local parochial view, of record the date and1 place of natura Special rates on long time display national affairs and. force on the lization, and the name of the court advertising. nation expenses , which we should in which tfie citizenship papers were :We also carry a complete line of hesitate to impose on the states and secured. This applies to women as., cities, for these are financed by di well as men votefs, and the wife of General Merchandise, Groceries, OFFICIAL ABSENTEEISM rect .taxes, though their expenses a naturalized citizen should have i Hardware, Etc, are also growing amazingly. Anoth this information also when register Considerable complaint is heard, er cause is the manner in which ap ing.” occasionally, of the absence of propriations are made. Unlike every official heads at Washington, D. C., other civilized nation, we have no For County Commissioner from their desks, for days at a annual budget. The appropriation time. Often business with a de bill for each' department is prepared Our, friend Tom Holt, of over partment must be transacted by a separate committee of the about Thomas, is spoken of for through a chief clerk. And, it is House,, while another committee county commissioner. We do not said, this absenteeism is growing—a, • prepares bills to provide revenue. know what his politics are and care •matter which should be checked by The Senate add,s items to the -bills less. But we do know that there, is the president. . • ' and the final outcome is a compro no better material in Linn county . When, a man accepts public office; mise among clashing local interests. for commissioner. As a road builder either by election or appointment, Mr. (Burton finds the remedy he has no superior in the county. he becomes ' a publie hired man.- largely .in public sentiment. He Nor is he surpassed as a business He obligates himself to attend to calls upon the people to’demonstrate farmer; The Tribune will i. cheer the duties . of his office faithfully to their congressmen that they pre fully support him for the place, S. C. STEWART President W. M. BRÖWN, Vice Près. and efficiently. Hence, when he fer to have attention devoted to whether he be a democrat., republi J. M. STEWART Vice Près. ' CLARENCE INGRAM Cash. T. D. O’BRIEN, Assistant Cashier abandons his desk for davs at a national affairs rather than to can, progressive, prohi, or socialist.. time, he violates both his oath of “pork.” He would then give the Tom is our man. office and his contract with thé secretary of. the treasury'the power people. He cannot keep in touch, to prepare, a. budget, as does the with the duties of his office, if he English Chancellor of the Exchequer. is away days at'.a time, either look As an alternative, he would have a NATUROPATH ing after his own business affairs, committee of congress to harmonize Deseases successfully treated with or idling his time at some pleasure and curtail appropriations. Most LEBANON, OREGON out the use of drugs or surgery by resort. effective of all, he says, would be a If the business of a public de constitutional amendment giving the the Natural Methods of Healing. , Chronic diseases a specialty. partaient can. be carried forward President power to veto separate Consultation Free. satisfactory through the- chief clerk, items'in appropriation bills. why not disDense with the depart^ Public attention was called to this Member of the State and National mental head altogether? Naturopathic Societies. subject by President- Taft and it There ought to be a law which will not go down.. When President would declare an office vacant, Wilson has. completed his program First door east of Turners store. Lebanon, Ore. when the official fails-to appear at of business reconstruction, he will Sherman St. his desk a certain number of times, find plenty to occupy his energies in Notice for Publication—Isolated Tract unless the absence is due to un reconstruction of the spending ma (PUBLISHER) avoidable cause. If an official leaves chinery of the government.—Ore his desk ' to make a pleasure trip gonian.1 PUBLIC LAND ' SALE Department of the Interior abroad, .as in the case of Congress M30»38030>030303030303030303030303030 U. S. Land Office at Portland, Ore. man Lafferty last summer, he The Oregonian which is usually December 28, 19,13. should forfeit his office or, at least, very correct in matters of history,' Notice is hereby given that, as directed by the cease drawing his salary, for thé made a .blunder in à late editorial,, Commissioner of the General Land Office, under provisions of Act of Congress approved June 27,- N. R. LUTHER, M. D. Prop. Deriod of his absence. under the caption of “General Buck 1906 (34 Stats., 517,) pursuant to the application President Wilson should require ner.” It states General Buckner of Joseph Strickler, Serial No., 03863, we will offer public sale, to the highest bidder, but at not less these habitual absentees to account was captured at Fort Henry. This at than $2.00 per acre, af 10 o’clock a, m., on the 19th day of February, 1914, at this office, the following for their neglect of duty. Unless is an error. Gen. Buckner was left tract of land: Lot 1, Section 26, Township 13 he does so, the- efficiency •' of his in command of the Rebel forces at South, Range 1 West, Willamette Meridian. Any persons claiming1 adversely * the above de administration'will be impaired. ; Fort Donaldson, which was besieged- scribed land are advised to file their claims, or and surrendered to General Grant, objections, on or before thé time designated for Fort Henry had surrendered to the sale. H. F. HIGBY, Register. Q Dr. Luther will attend professional calls at reasonable distances J. C. ARDREY, Receiver Union gun boats,, several days pre g Day or Night A most impressive exhibit of Na viously. Of course, the Oregonian’s NOTICE FOR -PUBLICATION g Dr. Robert’s and Korinek’s Veterinary 'Remedies tional extravagance is made by Sen mistake makes no difference to most (PUBLISHER) g East Main Street SWEET HOME, ORE. ■people, but to the boys who were ator Burton in a 'recent article in the Saturday Evening Post. He there, it does. They want thé facts. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR shows that, while our population is U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon Voters of Linn Can Facilitate Work January 3, 1914 twenty-four times,as great as in i NOTICE is hereby given that Elsie Dorsey 1790, dur expenses are 366 times as j of Foster, Oregon, who, on April 11, 1912, great. When our, . expenditures sTt would facilitate the work of j j made Homestead Entry, No. 03450,■ f<?r NE1-4 I' NW 1-4,' S 1-2 NW 1-4, SW 1-4 NE 1-4, Section 24, reached a billion dollars for two registering, greatly’” says County j Township 13 South, Range 2 East, Willamette - ---------——----- -Manufacturers" of all kinds .of—---- ;---------------- years, there ..was a great outcry; bqt Clerk Marks “if all voters . would Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final Commutation Proof, to establish claim to they are-now a billion-' dollars each ascertain the section, township .and the land above described.' before Register and Rough and Dressed Douglas Fir ' Lumber ... - H ' ' ' ’ ' ■ . ■ ' ' range in* which they- reside. Of Receiver,. U. S. Land Office, Portland, Oregon, on year and are still rising; 14th day of February, 1914. Mr. Burton agfeg^ ^hat.-many of course if a voter is a resident of the Claimant names as witnesses: Well Seasoned Stock Constantly on Hand our added expendjjtu^s Sre '¿suefi ds some city or town the house number Joseph Steingrandt, John Short, Williani Dun- Foster, Oregon. we would not willingly escape. They is a sufficient data regarding resi den and John Buchanan, H. all F. of HIGBY, Personal Attention given to all Orders. Register are in the natilye. of social; .better- dence. But where they are outside 2-12 We Guarantee to give you Satisfaction - ment investments. Such is the out the city the section, township and Notice of Hearing of Fnal Account lay on the Agricultural Department, range must be given. Owing to the public health and safety, regulation •recent extensive changes in precinct Notice is hereby given that the. final account of of railroads, reclamation of arid boundaries it is usually important Oliver McClure as Executor and.of Nora Coleman lands. These investments pay a this year to have this information as Executrix respectively of the last will and testament and of the estate of Andrew J._ McClure rich return' in greater prosperity, accurate so that a voter may be deceased, has been filed in the County Court of Linn County, State of Oregpn, and that the 19th longer life and .increased efficiency. registered in the right precinct. of January, 1914, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. But there ate other expenses which ■ '“Few people have occasion to use I day m. has been duly appointed by said Court for the Timber Lands Cruised and Estimates made he unsparingly condemns. Among this information except in rare in I hearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof, at which time any person . on .Standing Timber. these are the enormous sums paid stances, so accordingly very few I interested in said estate may appear and file in- pensions and the pork-barrel' ap people know in whet section they I objections thereto in writing and- contest the OREGON FOSTER propriations for buildings in. towns réside. In such cases the register I • same. Dated December 13,1913. where the interest, on the invest ing officer is forced to hunt up this Oliver McClure, Executor and Nora Coleman, named estate. ment exceeds the cost of. rented information from .the record; which Executrix of the above Amor A. Tussing, Attv. for Exr. and Exrx. 1 quarters, and for improvement retards the work and causes a wait Intermountain Tribune Slaughter in Beys Suits | I have 30 suits of 'boys and clothing, retail price $7 to per suit. To close them these suits will be sold at lads $20 out just Now is the time to fit your boy out with school suits If you will come in and see me, we will do business. J. M. COWDREY Sweet Home Dr. A. A. BURRIS The Lebanon National Bank We do a general banking business We pay interest on time deposits We have safety deposit boxes to rent We want your business and will treat you in a manner to deserve it. I i I I I I I I I â V 9 a V Ä 9 Ä a 9 a 9 a 9 a 9 CITY DRUG STORE Drugs, Patent Medicines Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Sundries, Mealey Bros. 'Mill || g g g Company ä Timber and Agricultural Lands and Mill Property for Sale ¡Advertise in tbe Intermountain Tribune
