increase of salaries, etc., in a most
friendly spirit.
Dr. Withycombe fills the measure
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY
of the above admirably. Furthér-
T. L. DUGGER, EDITOR aND PftÖP
tnofë, his intitnate association fbr
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many years with thé’ wellfare of
SUBSCRIPTION, .IN ADVANCE.... .„$1.25 the Oregon . Agricultural college
AT END OF YEAR .......................
1.50 would cause him, should he become
governor, to look upon any appro­
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priation asked for by that institution
in a most friendly rhafinfer. Pbssibly
ADVERTISING RATES:
his candidacy for the place is a
scheme originated in the fertile
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5c
Local advertising, per line....
brain of 'President Kerr for this
Display advertising, per inch..... 10c
Wfy 'pûTpôSë. Who knows?
Display advertising, long time, see
As before stated, the Tribune re­
manager.
grets that Dr. Withycombe has been
Extended marriag^ or death notices pursuaded by his friends (?) to
pér line..............
......... ... . 3c make the race. We all know that
Special ràtéson long tinte display he is a most valuable man in his
advertising.
present position, but no one knows
what quality of governor he would
make. For the reasons above cited,
the Tribune believes he would make
a very expensive one to Oregon tax­
, Press reports state that Dr. James
payers. To take a than from a
.
Withycombe, head of the experi­ 1
position in which he. is a pronounced
ment station, of thé Oregon Agri­
success and place him in one in
cultural College at Corvallis, is an ‘
Which his abilities are Wholly Un­
active, aspirant for the nomination
known, the Tribune believes Would
a,s the candidate of his party for ]
fié foolish.
the office of governor of Oregon.
The wisest course for the voter to
The Tribune regrets to iéarn of this
pursue
in this matter, we bèliéve, is
fact for several reasons. In his 1
present position as director of ex- to
1 vote for some other man at the
election.
We think it
perimentàl work at the college, Dr. brimdry
'
would
be
to
the
interests
of both
Withycombe is rendering the state '
a most valuable service. It is’ ; Dr. Withycombe and the taxpayers.
doubtful if there is another man W Personally We have a profound re­
the state who could step into fiisi ! spect for Dr. Withycombe’s ability
shoes and do the work as well as he.' to fill his present position. But as
Being an honorable, high-minded' 'for governor, please excuse Us.
Intermountain Tribune
tract the mote from your neighbor’s
eye.
Now’Sweet Home stands in the i
attitude of inviting busfhess to cbfne
to our5 town. We want the ratfPoad,
a big sawmill, a*Wnkafid any othdF
enterprise which will add wealth
and inhabitants to our town, An
inharmonious feelirtg tRnoflg our
people, petty jealousies, i etc. are
not encouraging tb anjlonb Who5
would come among us to live, On
the other hand, if the stranger
should see a dtefibsitibn on tfie pfift
of our people to pull together for
any public enterprise, that, in itself
will be an inducement to him to
come among us. ’
By all means, stop knocking.
Have the best possible opinion of
your neighbor. If he does wrong,
advise him in a friendly spirit tb do
or act differently. Botfi ydWnei^i-
bor and yourself “will feel the better
for it.
The Tribune offers the above in
the most friendly spirit. It has no
other purpose than to w»rk for the
best interests of Sweet Home. Of
course, We have idfi&fe '
to hoW
public enterprises should be carried
out. But if some other plafi ia
adopted, the Tribune will give' the
best support it can tb make what­
ever plan is adopted, a success. Our
purpose is to help build up along
every line—never to:tear down.
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Now that President Wilson Has
gentleman and of a genial nature,
raised the embargo against the
HARMONY OF ACTION
he has made himself exceedingly!
taking of arms and munitions of
popular with every agricultural! '
war across the Mexican internation­
community in Oregon. He is stimu- / No community can prosper as it al boundary, the feign of Assassin'
lating and demonstrating through should,
,
without there is a. harmony Huerta is, pfobafily, oh its last lap.
his experimental work just the ( of effort on the part of the people. With a half-armed, podfly fifbvisidfi-
things farmers wish to know. In Especially is this true whenever a ed army, the Mexican rebels have
other words, he is showing thé public enterprise is undertaken. Of secured control of mofie than btid-’
LEBANON, OREGON
farmer how to make two blades of course, it is right and proper for half of the Mexican territory. With
grass grow instead of one under the1 everyone to advance his or her ideas ability to fplly arm ancT equip his
former conditions. • But when thé as to the method in which a public troops and with power to largely
Doctor steps aside from the position enterprise should be executed or increase the size of his afimy and .A
he so ably fills and proposes to be­ carried out but, after a plan of arm them, General Villa, the rebel
w e pay interest on 'iiine deposits
come governor of the great state of action has been agreed upon by a commander, should be able to rhakd
Oregon, then a different angle of majority of the people then, Wheth­ short work in the matter of secur-
matters is presented for the people ’ er right or wrong, the plan should ing entire control.
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to consider.
hâve the hearty support of all thé
But it is quite likely, before the
There are hundreds of members people. There should be no kickers.
now rebel forces, when successful,
of hjs party who can fill this ini- ’
-.As a matter of course, it is pleas­ can pacify matters throughout that
portant office as capably if not
ing to anyone th have his or her unhappy nation, a new revolution
better than he. Dr. Withycombe-
plan adopted for the prosecution of will break out. A people as igfibr- |'KMMKKKM«MOt)CM)0(KN)OeOeO()OHO()OeOeO()0( JOOOfJf
has twice been the candidate of hié
a public enterprise. But, suppose ant as the masses of tfie Mexicans
party for governor of Oregon and
the plan of your neighbor is adopt­ seem to be, are easily duped and
as often has gone down to defeat;
ed instead of your own? Are you made yictims of misrepresentations.
It is unnecessary to cité the causes
N. R. LUTHER, M. D. Prop.
acting the part of a good citizen if With the Peon classes, revolution
for his defeat in each instance of
has
become
a
trade
and
the
idea
of
you exert all the'power you possess
his past candacies. He probably
having to get down to real pro­
to defeat the project?
now thinks he made mistakes in his
ductive work in order to earn’ a
Now,
as
a
matter,of
fact.
Sweet
past efforts to secure the guberna­
livlihood, instead of roaniing oVfer
Home
will
have
to
undertake
strëet
torial chair, The Tribune thinks he
the country and taking it at Will,
improvement
during
the
coming
will make his third mistake, should
will not suit a people which äre
summer.
Possibly
there
will
be
as
he win out at the primaries.
naturally lazy.
We understand that Dfr. Withy­ many plans as to how the work
Dr. Luther will attend professional calls at reasonable distances
In the end, the Tribune predicts,
should
be
done
as
we
have
citizens.
combe owns a valuable farm in
Day or Night
Washington county, thus bringing Some one of the plans and some one, armed intervention by the United
Dr. Robert’s and Korinek’s Veterinary Remédiés
States is the only solution of the
him in intimate relations with Ore­ man must be selected to do thi^
East Main Street
SWEET HOME, ORE.
Droblem, The Mexican people are
work.^
Possibly
his
plans
may
not
gon farmers. But farming is not'
so
turbulent
and
treacherous
that
(
be
selected
to
do
this
work.
Possib
­
his principle occupation in life, bÿ 1
II ■>nil**!
" I
iifruTl liiU.
any means. He has drawn a salary ly his pians may not agree with they never will give an established
government time enough to estab­
almost continuously, from tfie state your own; or he may not employ
lish its policies. People of t his class
or nation ever since he became a just the people whom you would
never submit to anything they
employ,
to
do
the
work.
If
you
use
citizen in order to be appointed
think they do not like, unless5 corri-
your
utmost
endeavor
to
make
the
statë veterinarian by Gov. Pennoyer
Manufacturers of all kirids of-
pelled to do so by a superior power.
many years ago. Therefore, in his improvement a failure, do you think
The Huerta dynasty will hardly
leading occupation Dr. Withycombe you are manifesting the spirit of a
Rough and Dressed Douglas Fir Lumber
is a taxeater and a taxpayer as a citizen who desires and works for last more thana few weeks at most.
the wellfare of our town?
But with his downfall, Mexico’s
side issue.
’
Well Seasoned Stock Constantly on Hand
troubles
will not be over. A gov­
Within
the
next
year
or
so,
Sweét
The govereor of Orégon can and
Personal Attention givefi^o all Orders.
does have a great deal to do in Home must cast off the clothes of ernment which is feeble and incap­
holding down tax levys for state her village days and put on those of able of protecting itself from its
We Guarantee to give you Satisfaction
purposes. Hé should, therefore, be a prosperous town. With these citizens, is a poor affair indeed.
Feon
can
be
Until
the
Mexican
village
clothes,
let
us
drop
all
petty
immediately related to the side of
the taxpayer and should, always, fie jealousies, bickering, faultfi nding, educated to the importance of
. taken from the ranks of tax payers; etc.’ and all. work for the one central maintaining a stable government'—
because his invironment in businésé purpose—the wellfare* of'our town. one capable of protecting itself and
The Tribune is well aware that be willing to submit to the rule bf
• life will cause him to look at public
expenditures from the tâxpâyérs habit weilds a strong influence over the majority, there cap Be no per­
viewpoint. A man who has, during ■ one’s’ action. Let a person form manent peace, until the factions ate
Timber Lands Gruiséd and Estimates made
a larger portion of his life, drawn â the habit of faultfinding and it completely exhausted and starved
on Standing Timber.
opt.
salary from the public treasury seems almost impossible to break
For this reason, some more
must, necessarily, come in sympathy away from it. We suggest that you
ÖREGON
FOSTER
with thé side of the taXèatér. If, read â certain verse of the Bible powerful government, for the sake
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of
humanity,
must
step
in
and
pro-
says
something
carefully
which
in the position of governor he will,
unconsciously it may be, look upon i about taking thé beam from your tebt these turbulent factions from ¡
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the appropriations of public money, own eye before you attempt to ex- eachother.
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