Intermountain tribune and Linn County agriculturalist., March 12, 1914, Image 2

taxes could be paid quarterly, there
would be far less complaint on the
part of taxpayers and that thq
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY BY.
people would be, evpn, more prompt
T. L. DUGGER, EDITOR aND PROP
than now in their, payments.
W^l^ no^, quarterly taxpayments
SUBSCRIPTION, IN ADVANCE....... $1.25 trend toward same end with the
people?
AT END OF YEAR ____ ;________ 1.50
SIX MONTHS ..............
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Intermountain Tribune
REPEAL OF FREE TOLLS
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pal avocation to be that to which he'
gave his personal attention.
Dr. Withycombe has resigned his
position as director of the e^pejj-
mental work at O. A. Ci, a position
which he has filled with^. credit to
the state and honor to himself. This
partially removes the main " reason
for the Tribune’s criticism. But as
his associations and principal busi­
ness hay.e been with the taxeating
class for many years, his sympathies
and thoughts, unconsciously per­
haps, are still with this class and he,
if elected governor, would go into
office in a manner pledged in their
favor. Fdr this reason we did not
nor do not think the interests of
taxpayers would be as safe in his
hands as one whose business inter­
ests and associations had- - been
confined entirely on the side of the
taxpayer. Had Dr. Withycombe
devoted his personal attention to his
farm and had he been identified
exclusively with the interests : of
taxpayers all these years, ; the,. Tri­
bune would not have the slightest-
objection to his election, to, the
governship.
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But Your Stock in Thriving Cqçidifioty,
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ow is the time of year that your
President Wilson is being bitterly
work horses should be put in con­
condemned by his nolitical enemies
dition for the hard work of spring
and a few of his own party friends,
and summer, so that when the sun
because he advocates the repeal of
shines, your horses will be rid of
the provision for. free tolls for
their old coat, and,ready for business.
Americancoastwise shipping through
Be sure, also, that your wilk cows are
the Panama Canal. His opponents
thoroughly conditioned for the long,
say-he^advocatgsthe repeal of free
heayy, milking season,., and that those .
tolls-in. order to curry favor with
with
calves are vigorous and fit.
Great Britain.
The Tribune believes the president
QUARTERLY TAX PAYMENTS is correct in his advocacy of repeal,
Is a splendid conditioner, a sure worm
not because free tolls is a violation
expeller. and will put your animals in
If the wishes of taxpayers had of the Hay-Poncefoto treaty, but
a
thriving condition, make the ailing
because
it
is
contrary
to
the
spirit
been consulted relative to; the time
ones healthy and expel the worms
for the payment of taxes, almost of the present time policy of gov­
any time of the year other than the ernment.
WE GUARANTEE EVERY PACKAGE
We have reduced the tariff to
date now fixed would have . been
selected. The farmer* the wage, about one-half of the former sche­
earner who is. taxed upon his litjjç- dules, an act which is applauded by
Have you registered yet? If not,
home or the merchant, is better, the. great mass of the American
why not?
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people.
Shall
we
replace
this
re
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situated in thé late, .fall to pay-his
taxes than he. is in the early spring;, duction with another system of pro-f
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Wage earners .and farmers, can tection to another species of in­
OREGON
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spare the money more readily in dustry backed, possibly, by many
the fall than after paying living ex­ heretofore tariff beneficiaries?
Everybody knows that American
penses during a .. generally idle win?
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ship masters will not carry freight
ter.
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STEWART
from
coast
to
coast
one
whit
cheap
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OSE,
Profs.,
W. M. BROWN, Vice Pres.
President
Besides . multiplying the . cost of
4 J. M. STEWART Vice Pres.
CLARENCE INGRAM Cash. A
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government very rapidly, our lawj er with free tolls than they will Clean and Airy Rooms, and Beds.
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T. D. O’BRIEN, Assistant Cashier
makers have, apparently, tried-,to without. Their tonnage rates will
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make the tax burdens” as unpleasant, be regulated by the amount of com­
p
with the best the?
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as possible to the people, by making, petition ’ they will have to meet.
market affords
The
toll
charges
of
$1.25
per
ton,
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the payments due when ready
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if made free to them will be a
money is the scarcest.
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Our granger friends propose the, subsidy or a protective tariff, which­
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plan of making tax payments .due ever you may please to call it and
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and payable in three-months install- will have to be paid by the Ameri­
LEBANON*, OREGON
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ments. They argue that our pres.- can consumer.
We now protect American ships
o A
ent plan takes money, out of circu­
engaged
in
coastwise
trade
by
bar
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lation and ties , it up in the county
Special Orders-—Special Prices
and state treasuries for,, at, least, ring foreign ships from competition
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Feed and Livery Barn in
one-half the year when every oublie and prohibit the American flag from
ft
floating
over
foreign
built
ships.
connection., with Hotel
interest would be served equally
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well if tax moneys were paid Free tolls would only add another
Prices are Reasonable.
quarterly. Of course, if one wished gratuity to the ship building and
OREGON
to pay his dues to the state in one ship owning trusts. It is the pro­ SWEET HOME
payment, he could do so, but the tective tariff clothed- in different
little fellow who finds it difficult to dress, yet from the same piece of
spare the full amount 'of his yearly goods.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
So far as truckling to England’s
tax payment at one time, could far
(PUBLISHER)
easier rustle one-fourth of the demands relative to free tolls,
DEPARTMENT OF THE JNTEIU0&»
President Wilson need not nor does
amount every three months.
U. S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon
not
favor
the
exact
English
inter
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The state, county, municipality,
February 20. 191^.
road and school districts are great pretation of the treaty. The United NOTICE is hereby given that Charles Francis
N. R. LUTHER, M. D. Prop.
Corgan of Foster, Oregon, who, on December 22,
beggars. They are worse than beg­ States is abundantly able to look 1913, made Homestead Entry. No. 04042 for NE 1-4
gars, for they partake more of the after her own affairs in her own Section 16, Township 12 South, Range 4 East,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of intention'
nature of the holdup artist. They way. without leave or license from to make Final Commutation Proof, to establish
any.
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other
nation.
However,
the
claim
to the land above described, before the .
give one no option in the matter.
Register and Reçeiver, U. S. Land Offiep. at
They simply order one to walk up Pre,sident seems to think the treaty, Portland, Oregon, on the 9th day of April, 1914.
to the captain’s office and settle means what it says and which agrees, Claimant names as witnesses:
with the English interpretation. Harry Walz, Mike Cosgrove, Hurbert Rumenap,
and be quick about it as'well.
and John Roberts, all of Foster, Oregon. ,
Within the past fifteen years, the He thinks that the United States
H. F. HIGBY, Register
Dr, Luther will attend professional calls at reasonable distances
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taxes required of Linn county, should be brave enough to abide by
Day or Night
people have been multiplied, by six, the terms of a treaty, even it seems
Appointment
of
Executor
r Dr.
Robert
’
s
and
Korinek
’s, Veterinary Remedies
to
our
advantage
to
do
otherwise
to
Our population has scarcely been
East Main Street
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doubled during that time.. Of fayor the interests of a few grasp­
Notice is hereby given, that by order of the
course we are building better, roads ing. ship owners. We can well County Court of Linn County, Oregon, made on
and better school houses, than we afford to defend our national rights the 24th day of February, 1914, the undersigned
was duly appointed and is now the duly qualified
then had, but, nothing like, what if necessary, but we cannot afford and acting Executor of the estate of C. <0. Gentry,
to
violate
our
national
word,
even
deceased,
late of Linn County, Oregon.
they should be if improved, in the
k
All persons having ’claims against 'said estate
same ratio with the increase, of by implication.
are hereby required to present the. same, properly,
verified, unto the undersigned executor at the
taxes.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
office of Samuel M. Garland, in Lebanon, Linn
Don’t you think, in view of the DR, WITHYCOMBE IS A TAX PAYER County, Oregon, within six months from the date
of the first publication of this notice.
liberties our lawmakers have been
Rough and Dressed Douglas Fir Lumber
Dated and published the first time this 5th day
taking with- our pocketbooks, .that
Dr. James Withycombe, of Cor­ of March, 1914. Last publication, April 2,v 1914. .
Sam’l. M. Qarland, '
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this small concession of quarterly vallis, and who is one of the nine
Executor of Estate of
taxpayment should be made to. the republican candidates for governor,
Well Seasoned Stock Constantly on Hand
C. O. Gentry, deceased
overburdened taxpayer? Make tax­ Writes the Tribune under date of
Personal Attention given to all1 Orders.
es payable January 1. April 1, July March 7, that he is a taxpayer to
Notice for Publication . .
We Guarantee to give you Satisfaction,
1 and October > 1 and. you will, the tune of $460.51. We gather
seemingly, lighten, the. burden to from the letter that the Doctor Pre­
(PUBLISHER)
the small taxpayer—the big fellows fers to be classed as among tax­
DEPARTMENT of the interior
do not need consideration in the payers rather as that of the tax­
U. S. Land Office at Portland, .Ore.vrt
matter.
eaters, as the Tribune so classed him
March 6, 1914
Our national government gets jn an editorial article in the issue of
Notice is hereby given that Ralph Robert
much of her revenue from indirect February 12.
Blanchard, of Foster, Oregon, who, on January 10,
1914, made Homestead Entry. No. 04043. for E 1?2
taxation—the tariff. They argue,
The Tribune believed that it had of
the W 1-2, Section 16, Township 12 South’
Timber Landis Cruised and Estimates made
to add a small tariff tax to the the right to class the Doctor with Range 4 East, Wilhamette Meridian, has filed
notice
intention to make Fnal Commutation
on Standing Timber.
selling price of the goods and the .the taxeaters, as he has received a proof to , of establish
clssrti to the land above describ­
people will not notice it; whereas good salary from the state for many ed, before the Region* and Receiver, U. S. Land
OREGON
J'OSTER
7 they would kick vigorously if the years and as he has given his per­ Office at Portland, ...Oregon, on the 23rd day .oL
April, 1914.
■ government should get her support sonal attention to the positions which Claimant names as witnesses, John Roberts,
frotn a direct tax.
he has held rather than to his farm, Michael Cosgrove, Joseph McDonald, and Jake
Be rger, all of Fostej^’Oregon.
The Tribune believes that *if we had a right to assume his princi- 4-9
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