Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-12-27
FINANCES Ar
N GOOD | ] U SHAPE III 1 /
Economies Have Effected Cut
in Expenses Of Various
]. Departments.

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~ GAp61S6S VI VARIOUS
! nAn>.&...-A.> $5
06Pdt lt1l6I1lS. .
$500 - -
IHY RffIlfSt Il3flkH
49, =. - ~ 800 ~sss. s sssss Sssss~ss
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prasldanf Aonea IL u,lli MAJ IA n.dn
oo0J0cS >os rAsty FREDERICKSBURG
pluo In Postal DOpartment-
AAA..A,. maEA n-ry. y $
''"''" ~ s&''e'o g ~>'
Matt0ro-PostaI Savings.
-
Washin1ton Finances ard cur.
--ss"~ 49, .A.e anu
.e.SS 4o4 y "to tl7 suoJect VI spo
eaai message 70 congress, which reads
In part o. follows:
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mani 4. .hown ~ ths o,c.. 80 ~. 1a..
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~. pAus % "a S1'1's.ss'.W
!. ss ~ ~ pUs .a revenue receipts amounted
~, 80 1850, "..1 ."o pay'n1nts 1naoe
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q
1no 'ntetest.peatns oeot OF the United
s Sse .oa June ~; 4s14' announced TO $Sle;-s
soS. Zen oeos on wn. NC n interest nao
dsht S:sIS.s W ~ v.:'v'e0..AO: 1ao etle
"a cies reticn.I h.Ss~ 80. ~ ~ sssu
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esee 7r1 az 40 ~ ~
co,'sn+e..-4 ~ " nesl anu a
o. soe COZ ~ ~ Wearing oeo' amounting 70
~.
me ac1ua1 disbursements exclusive OF
.nose 'or tne fanama Canal and Tor the
H y" o., setvce tor the year endlng June.
aoA' ?oO1' '0S'.eS. Inc actuaA
~ "a.a seinen.s tof the year endlng june
y, MY, exclusive OF the Panama Canal
anu the postal service disbursements.
W were ICY SS1.H, making a decrease OF
eooo''s Ss:N IN yearly expenditures In the
year ASA1 unoer tnat OF 1910. For the year
eHoanS June ~ 1SZ the estimated re-
ee'pts, exclusive OF the postal revenues,
are $oeo'VVoU' while the total estimates.
exclusive Of those for the Panama pay
aoA e.. trom tne postal revenues. amounted
90 s0o.' go 'es.S4 inns Is decrease IN the
- 'es VI >A.o'7''o''1@'
ror the year endln9 June ~, 1913, the
estimateo receapts, exclusive OF the pos
u! revenues. are 1857 100000. while the
total estlmated appropriations, exclusive
oi the Panama Canal and postal dis
ou1enents payaoie from postal revenues.
Will amount TO 1851 .s2O, S.3o. This Is a
decrease IN the 1913 estimates from that
OF the l9H estimates OF V,92l.9 80.
IA, AS to the postal revenues the expan-
the normal ;ncrease n the u nast ' arans
and the extension of the service. will in
crease the outlay to the sum of $3.50, $685.
463; but as the department was self-sus-
tanning this year the postmaster general
is assured that next year the receipts
will at least equal the expenditures and
probably exceed them by more than the
surplus of this year. It is fair and eouit-
able, therefore, in determining the econ
omy with which the government has been
run, to exclude the transactions of de-
paFtment like the post office department,
which relies for it's support upon its re-
ceipts. In calculations heretofore made
for comparison Of economy in each year.
~ uAS USSH Tie proper custom only 10
include in the statement the deficit in the
post office department which was paid out
Of the treasury.
A calculation of the actual increase
In the EXPENSES Of government ARISING
from the increase in the population and
the general expansion Of Governmental
functions. except those Of the post office,
49,; tos nuanoss ot years SHOWS d norman MAJ
..sa ee y. aoou peR csnt. q year. oy
, ~ ne .s eNeie'se VI sreat care 10
49, uv"n .ne e1psuses a.Iu :ne es.l"ateS
S,s.,,s . su.eeeueu Al leoucA"s 'ne to'@'
..e0u. S0'''e"'S, eae11 year,
Efficiency and Economy In the Treas
urv Department.
~ and econonnv VOL ha. haen Een+
steadily IN Provision ia made for 10
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eltminated down t. the nrasanf time ma.
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monetary ne5orm' ...
A matter OF FIRST Importance that will
come before congress for action at this
session is monetary reform. The con-
gress has itself arranged an early intro
duction of this great question through
the report of it's monetary commission