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About The Ione journal. (Ione, Or.) 1914-1916 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1916)
' V - . . -v, .'" - i m ia to r: . 1. O CURIOSITY " ' DOES LOTS OF THINGS Some people do not believe I can quote prices on large orders or small, bat use your curiosity and The Egg .City Cash Store Joe Mason, Prop.' Z : lone Oregon Efficiency or Votes You've GOT MORE" It isn't a question alone of whether you want a better salary it's a hard-condition . of life that yon must face to protect your self and those dependent upon you. You can't stand still if you don't want-1 to go backward, you must go forward that is, you've got to earn mort. Earning more- means holding a better position independence, happiness, and a '.chance to provide for the future. - -r v Thousands upon thousands who once held low, poorly paid positions Dow earn high salaries as a result of letting the Imtmkationai. Corkbspomd bkcb School show them how to accomplish the change- During last year about 4,000 students vol untarily reported increase! in salary araountinir to over two million dollars! Every month an average of 300 men voluntarily report to us advancement in position and earnings. Why not make TOUR start this month r McmHfMl Of ruaesj4CKC ScfeseiS Box MS, Scrantoa, Pa. 11mm mpld put, an i t t piafaadoa balo HOW TO DO IT - - Simply mark on the coupon the position you wish to secure, then tear out and mail the coupon to the International Correspond ence Schools. This puts you under no obligation whatever but allows our experts to adapt a Coli me to your individual needs and circumstances. -Keu've got to earn more eteeey. Tkm I. C S. wOl bmtm vmm. Witt yarn takm the ttmrt today f 9Mlhi dm. vHboit InrtBH obllnHM a Bp u qn.lllr lot tk poiiiloa, trait, m Ian Jhlch 1 hi urfcad X. " Amomabtla Ruantay romiry rinwii f Bookkaapa BlBD(apbM Ad mains Maa hnw-Caid WiWu ComAardaT 1 1 1 uunt lorfiutrtal Daal(nn( ArcbliHtDnl Dntu. Cfc.aiH fSi.cnlafc Uorufgal. J riancti Banlling 1 Garmm E lead n I Wlnmu Electrical fins! aaar Mechanical Drift am Mack o teal ZagSatt - Stationary EaKinnf Teitll. M.nufl Cl.il Engtnocr BuLldtne C Arcbllact PI umM rig, S learn FIo'b JHIna roraa Ulna Sur. Every time an election draws near a horde of candidates spring up for the various offices within the frift of the people. Some of these are mentally and morally competent, while others are tota lly unfit Under our accepted theory of self government we are presumed to select men with especial regard to their qualifi cations, their integrity, and their all round fitness for the particu lar office in view. That though is only theory. In practice we seldom do anything of the kind. In theory the people are sup posed to male their own select ions, without piss or coercion. But they don't. In practice the bosses, "politely 'termed leaders, assemble in secret and make their - own selections and then proceed to ram them down the throats pf the people who do the voting. In making those select ions behind closed doors the boss es (beg pardon, the. "leaders") give but little, heed to the mere matter of fitness or qualification, i The one predominating thought in their minds is, "will he b arr.enibie to oar advice and sug gestions?" The next and only remaining problem hi that of delivering the votes. In U of these proceedings the people are not consulted,- although they perforce must foot the bills, Jhe only - privilege accorded these "sovereign; people" is to vote and vote as .they are told (beg pardon again, as thev are "ad vised"). The man who jav good to the bosses (shucks, we mean leaders") can keep right on holding public office as long as he continues to be good to hie masters, unless in the meantime the people become to-rdtsgusted ! they literally kick himoutr And why is it so? Very simple, Mr, Voter, very simple indeed. Hav held their secret conclave and selected their puppet,,, (be? a hundred pardons, " we mean 'man' ) the bosses sally forth with artjreLi J We are . frank . to admit that eccasionally a good man slips into office even under this system In fact, we have such' men in office right . in due midst, and we may have such again. But we insist thatfhe people should be free to make their own select ions without persuasion' or inter ference from the bosses, for it is our opinion that but few men can be loyal to the people as s people and yet be satisfactory to the bosses. Some of these' days the people will awake to a realization of their political power and the bosses will cease to exist- They will be just voters, as the rest of as have been for these many years. Speed the day and, push it along! Political Announcement I hereby announce my candidacy for District' attorney of Morrow County, Oregon, subject to the will jot the republican voter at the May primaries. ' -. " ". pd.adv. Glen T. Welle, , Notice for Publication ttm mm H. A. Meek, Route Mgr. 202 McKay BIdg. Portland, Oregon CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MISCELLANEOUS J-'oh 8ai. "My seven year old per cheon mare 'Heniitta, State .Fair champion and dam-of five State ' prise winner. AUto my six year old black stallion, "Dandy," State Fair prise winner and sire of prise winner. Fred W. Spines, 1 mllesJ west of Lebanon, Oro. 30-30 Maauv -we nave a larn number wealthy members. This club to one of the oldest and moat successful; trlctly confidential, particulars free. The Rellabte Otub, Mrs W ru ble. Buz 26, Oakland, Cal S7S0 1 b no at eds abm fob sale On Ru ral Route and Telephone line. Fer- aAsAtsa- laa,sa4 agmtstl -Det XIPB 1 1 f FT I IJAJliVUlSl IllUUr vvm - -aujrarbeet growing district Fact, ory assured. Will subdivide Geo. A. Bardea, -Grants Pass, Or.. - Do you want to trade your land for other property? We know of s number of good lots and parcels of city property that is up for a trade deal for Morrow County land. ' Come in and tell us what you have and we .will put you in touch with these people.. F, Wallace Sears, Box 162 lone. Ore. - Department of the Interior. TJ, S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon. February 1st 11. Notice Is hereby given that Mary B. Ball, of lone, Oregon, who on March 16th 19)0, made Homestead entrr. No. 04665, for E N. E.tf, Section 84: Township lJSouth, Bang ft-Bast, Willamette. Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make filial five- year' proof, to establish rltilin to the land above described, tfefore O. C Patterson, U. 8. Commis sioner, at tieppner, Oregon, on the )thdy st March 191S. Claimant names as witnesses: "John A. Wil liams, Frank U. Wilson, Edgar J Ball and Adrian Engiemaa all of lone Oregon. . 4 .r. JfcLFranli Woodcock !j N '; H , Regiater. Have 6 houses and lots in Castle Rock, Wash, totaling ' $9600. clear except $850 mort- L$ gage on 1 property. Will trade for wheat ranch that is stocked P: and equipped to do - business. This is a guilt edge proposition -laces and sin&ha- pcaisesxf the-isndSsust bejtaken Jipjit once. roaaALK 20 acres, all in cultivation raonlng water through place, fair bnUdinga, orchard, near school and potofflce; for term oud par ' ' particulars address arry Danlap, Gates, Oregon. B. S M Do you want prompt attenion paid to your printing wants? Come to the Journal. . - TEXAS BRIBES THE STORK. OevenMr Offer PVtes F- lt Twmw am T(ete. . A rati a. Tes--OoverDOV isaws Psrvnsflsi aMde inte inwwrlns Matf meat: - J -la Wt I "t h ve the nor Texas tomes taaa la M" fM T etrr-Mraae morr tnmnt rhrtte rhr btjr Mrd I effer Pnwit prtae . f f 10 t rash tm the Br iwlaa sn4 ; a rwh ertae ef S iw the Sret MMe , . mi la Tss tm Mere In Hie UfM. -De yee tatea V wMj pa a plar rr asked alogglsft appneaat far faetbalL -Tea saay saakea efcess pleyer said "Te an Blew " ' Sleep. - I The seksnc and poetry f sleep are bare. Science baa this In the London Qlobe: Sleep begins In Us first posse by a state of attraction. Immedl tely afterward, in a sscond phase, thee states of distraction pass Into a very oelicst motor disturbance, do to the abaencs of parallelism In the lies of the eye or by the deviation of tAetr. eoajBee te saov sale. -And poetry taisi Slsep lists Its owe world. A boundsrr Mwm Ui thtns Brtseaafteil Oestb and eilsfaoi. Sleep aaUi Us ews world, Aad araaras as ear tiMlseai t saw breMli An Usrs sad tertBree aad tfce toaeh f 0)F. And Bbakespeare's "Sleep thatTntts ep the raveU'd steers of car."- And oat of ethers that yon can gat gllmnsss of in the antaologtea As between science and poetry, which give yen the truer tdos of steep -Kansas City Star. Saler Wonderfol Metwoep. LeooliArd Bulet. eh was born t 1707, and died tat 178S at St. Petera burg, where ae spent Us Hft a a tsacher of grewt sower and as a pro Ufte wrtter. waa an tnatancs f the geonln aHthematlclaa endowed with iBwet sanerbnoMa powera, He left Dtor than 300 sasnoserlpt Waattaas oa bte ravorU eolijert, and the both of the works pnMfabed by bis academj betweeo 17TT and, ITS! were from his pea. la sis otd age be was total j bUnd Then he carried ta B1 sasmorT table mt the first sli powees of the partes ef nataral anmbers ap t tOO." It M rstated chat on mm eeeaaloB two of Baler snidests atteespted ta ratralate'a eoaverglag seties. AstWy Bdvaared they foaad tfeey fiiaagraad si ta rssaH by e eM t the irteenth Bgiir. Tbe ejwsfJos wasf referred Balev. who wsrided m SBakw the emlea Isdoa. Be did thi sasataHy. Bad hss ir Fido. They endow him with all of the graces pf the human race, 1 bestow upon him the wisdom of Sotoman, and advertise him far and wise as "the hope of the people. And because we (the people) are not bosses (ahem! leaders); - because we talk little and think less; because we follow the. "advice" of the bosses Instead of investigating men and conditions ourselves be cause of all these things we elect the toolsof the bosses today and curse our system of government tomorrow. Bosses are not con fined to national and state politics, They flourish in every district, hi every county, in every township, and in every city and village. Bosses are everywhere, scheme ing. wire pulling, enticing, dictat ing, forcing their will upon a people whose will alone should be supreme. Bosses do not like to be called bosses. . They prefer to posess leys) party leaders, whose "duty" it is to guide 'the people' in the way they should go. - And the-way of the bosses is so subtle that the people do not realize that they are being led around by the nose, that they are being herded like sheep, that they are obeying the will of the bosses st every election. It is a difficult matter for any man -to secure even the humblest of public of fices without first securing the approval of the bosses, and that approval readers him unfit to loyally serve the people ss a whole. We would like to see s different system in vogue, and wg would like to sss it make the start right in this local commun ity. Ws would Hketo see the names of every man who seeks office posted where the people can sea h Then ws would like to see evtry voter make his own decision without a single suggest ion or s word of advice from any other person. Then ws might hops to find bmq flWng public offices because of efficiency, whereas now K is mainly a quwstiofi of bosses god votes. Writs Box 162. lone. Ore. or at Journal Office Ten Million Dollars Fer Reada Jobs N. Carlisle, head of New York's Qlghws department, opens his mi Dual report, which was recently presented te the New Terk legislature, with a de mand that the legislature shall appro priate at-one for good read purposes 10.000.000 of the second bond Isaac of tt0.000.00Q. approved by the voters In 191. ' An appropriation of fi.ooo.ooa of which S2&a000 should be nude avail able this year for tb allmlaotloB of grade crossings on the improved high ways. Is urged in the report Comnue aiener Carlisle asserts that a new mark ut highway coejatructloa bs New rork stats was madHat year whoa contract war 1st for tb conetrwo Uoa of US7 mile. Involving sa -pendltur of 119.ft47.417. Tb report shows that there are now completed or sudor contract SS1A allies of high ways and there remain e be eon etructed 6,471 mile of state and coun ty roads Included l the srstesi anther tted br the good roads act 7 Head and Nearby Eroatrty. J. Tb fact that a good road sod road which hi known to be sood adda ta the raiuewr the adjacent property Is quick ly realised. This to shown partlcnlariy well hi the real estate advertisements published to towns and cities along the IJarohj highway. Whenever s piece of property located on tbe road Is for sal (be-ad. Invariably states Its location a boo of Its mala -talking polnta" This to partlralaHj troeja tit wast SHRINKAGE OF CATTLE. AaasMta Lose S t Per Com ha Oetng t Market, After weighing 19,000 cattle la MB shlpmoats, government experts bare eoacJoded that the normal shrinkage ef eattle la shipment Is from S par fwat. There ar mm auptJon to thai rule, and so on eaa say before keaaf lost bow stack eattia will shrink hi gotag S tb Market It depeada oa tb treatment f tb eattle, the length ef time they ar held without teed or water, tb oatare of tbohr feed before loading, tb character of the trig to market, tbe dhtfano shipped and tb time ef arrival. Tb hriakaa of the rst tweaty tbar boars to greater than Mr any asnV aaqoeBt twenty -foor koorm. Steers gea erally abrtnk h nttl haw than eowe ef the aasBB weight red cattle and tang catti sartak a boot equally. There to a wap to pveveat ahrinkagb. bet eare fal handling and good feedlnc wffi heap It wttntu reeaonabl hoonda. On mt tb eaief eaees ef heavy ehrteaag to to sever drive to tb toadlng sea. says tally dertag the bet Just-Received A new line of Tess and Ted Fine .- ,. . ... . School Shoes, alsp a complete stock of Mens and Ladies Shoes. ' We carry the celebrated Hn6 of Roberts : Johnson and Rand Shoes for- all wearers. New goods just t received in all KnesTCome and get our prices on first class merchandise F. SI BENDER & Co. Main $t. Ione, Or, Ue I ONE HOTEL M.-B. Haines, Prop. ' West Msin Street r: All kind of llgbt and b?a.vjr banhng don at very reaaonaokt -Independent Dray tine ; Z ' Griffith AVijiin. rroprietore Ion a, Oataaoji Billimrda mud Pocket BiilJartb, 'Cigar i and TobmecoM Fruits ana Cmstdj &e Pastime . ffmrlma MvCwrdj, Prop. ... L':.L .',' '" Main Stmt ' j' loot, Ongom '"" ( ' r -r- County Clerk ' To the Republican voters of Morrow County: I hereby announce that I will be a candidate for the Office of County Clerk at the Primaries to bs held May-19, 1916. - ; Respectfully". V J. A. Waters, : " ; IP resist Ifummbant CITY MEAT MARKET All . Kinds of Fresh and Cured Meate Fat' Stock Wanted at all times ; S. He Holgate Main St. lone. Oregon THE STAR THEATRE Tkm Walktr Biak . " 8. Spark, Prop. Higk Class idnrlng Pkttmtw loam. Ore, Middle aged lady wants s posi "tion as cook in Logging Camp r or bfg ranch or housekepping for gentlemen. Address L. W. T. 482 Vsnburen Bt Cor ; vallis. 0rs.z:;r.:: r 86-38 For Sale Cash or trade Wheat land, large or smalt tracts. W. Sears, lone. Ore.. Box 162 CkMsifted advertising In the lone Journal always brings results. If you fbsvs something thst the people wsnt advertise it and you will get results. Don't forget thst the Journal office has s few packages of those seeds left. Csll snd get s pack sire. Thsy are for the roters. Yearly"-subscriptions for the Journal are $1.60. Bow sbout it? - V -..-.-W.; i- . . i
