HOW W E A L T H W I L L P A Y
they xxoiild be p e ifn m iin g their dulie»
as iippouents ot war. xxhen their ver»
S m i t h 's income is #5tH)0 » year. He action» mtikc possible a i on1 1 nmiI tm
! bought liberty bolidi ot thè secoiul is moli in Europe
Il they are so epposed tu thè horror»
A Weekly Newspaper W ith I'leu ty
sue. T h e governiuent puys him l' . net
ot Hack boue
| of xxar. Iioxx ean ihex justifx then ne
imi thè molici invested ni them.
xa m i « T
3
& M
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r
K o e k e te lle r's incoine is $5,000,0(H> u timi», xvnii li menu that they are noi
A f ir s t class publication c a te r e d at Cot
J $ w '
r
v
tage (drove. Ore., as secoud class m atter year, and more. Ile bonghi liberty botai» ixillnig to unse a liinid to put s stop to
| of thè <i colui i»sue. The gox criiiurnt horror» lie y m ij the power ot word» to
L ib e r t Bed e aud L ib e rt «Smith Pub lisher* piivs limi 11 -j' , net on thè muiiey in d e s c t ib e f |*rofc»»ing to be opposed to
/ v :;
L ib e r t B e d e ..... _.........._ ........ .......... ..... L d ito r
vosted m them — onlv a little over a all the»e thmgs. tliex merely eiuoiirage
Busiuess O f f i c e ..... ............... 412 Lust Maui third :is mui ti a» it |nivs Smith tur In» I them by stiving flint under no eireuui
s ta m e » would they mise a hatnl to stop
, money.
SU B B C K IP TIO N B A I L S
W ar ilebt» of all thè c h ief Lttropeaii 1 I Ioni,
y*‘ur:..........$1.75 I Three uiouths....5Üc
ts „ „ „ ;mlount to more than
\i euiding to thè reusulliiig of Ihese |
i Stuoie
comes..... Ou
OO
S ix mouths___ . .yd .»il
j Sin
gle copies..........
im
third o f thè total estimateli national people, if ;• libertine »liould break mto
W e i n e n '» (
One ye ar, when paid in advance, or
h
Within du days a l t e r expiraliou... $1.60 I wealth before thè war. It is a formili |a neiglibiu '» house they would Hot liti j
I lu» s i n l e JIIIIIK III l e a l III lllg
alile bunleu and a pomi m ani sehemes . Itami to put ali end to lo» slimv career. I
T h is special applies only ou a fu ll
ine success m' su important an ex eut Mullo i Hill lie 1» l e a l IX I 111 el e st i'll III I lie
are proposed tur shoulderiug it upon I f a lib ertine »houli! break intu the ’
y e a r ’s subscription
1 lióme o f oio" ot illesi» ter thè polpose ,
No sub s cn p tio u listed for less thau 00c wealth.
The graduateli incoine tax does sltnul ! ot' rux ishing hi» xxifi* and diiughtcr» 1
Member of
der thè burden upon wealth. The surtax ; lo* would bave to Inde in some outliuìld ,
N a tio n a l L d ito ria l A ssociation
takes tilt', o f a very rieh man » ineouie. iilg to keep troni breakiug In» eonseien i
Oregou S t a t e L d ito ria l Association
W illam e tte \ alley L d ito rial Association notliing at all f io m un incorno tip lo tiou» oh ¡ectimi to blondshcd It hiiuself |
L a u e County P ublishers ’ Association
and l ' i troni ati ineouie between lOiifionted In n noirderer he would drop |
».* 100(1 and $7500.
! In» hatnl» lo In» »ole» and cullili,! siibuut
FRIDAY. MAY 10. li* 1 s
to gixm g up In» lite riither tinnì break i
For Koekefeller thè e ffo c t i» praeti
J .
tieallv thè sanie as (limigli thè govern I axxay troni Iti» i oiiscientious »empie»
agaiiist uriunì resislnueo.
meni u n i t e d him tu buv a eertain quali
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
h
Sm il people aie eithei tool» or klltixes, ;
\n
l'un l u n c h c a r e c a m i n i b e e i v c n l o
tity o f bonds aud thon i ant eled thè in
t h è s i ' l i c l i n n s ut suupK. p u x x d e i s ,
and usually they lire bar», for must of
:
terest
on
twn
thirds
o
f
them
Ile
max
a'
The federal food adm inistration is
I
them a n ». i ppmg witli their ueiglibor»
a n d liti x a r i u i l s b a l l i l u n e l i e e d s
now asking for volunteers who will »eli hi» golerilinent bonds. bui that does
-
\\ > b a v e p r o x u l c d ilms» xx l u d i xxc
aud are i t .n i i lo punch somcm ic'a tace
not
help
him,
for
thè
tax
will
ta
k
e
thè
agree to be to tal ab stain e rs from the
Uunxx a r e a h s n liit » Ix p u r e a n d XX i l l
»urne proportion of his ineome h o w eier w lo n tlo'ir o fls p rn ig are iiufairly dealt
use o f wheat until the next harvest.
l
witli by a »clondti':ielier or by solili" play
un i ha l ili ih b e a I e s k i n s
it is d e r n e d
S L I’. in Coronili» (¡a
’>
This is not a s k in g much in com par
mate.
\n l i n a i l a l c i i m , s c e n t e d o r un
/ette
Times.
ison to what the boys ni the trenches
I ' l e t l v c o al
mtili'iiuls, dainty
IHc
I t '» a d i t t i n ut tliing w Io n it come»
s c c u t e d , spi r i a l
are asked to do and The Sentin el tru>ts
bouie, tuoi it » coliiuig limne to sue li a» j sheet di ess m a t e r i a l s a nd soi l tin
10c
l
'e
i
u
\
ii
le
h
a
l
l
i
l
i
i
i
l
e
t
.suoi»,
h
a
i
P
R
O
M
O
T
E
W
A
R
B
Y
O
P
P
O
S
IN
G
IT
that there may be many volunteers from
del' t hi ligs ils Hell ¡is pill e toilet
t i n s i . Many of them will b av e »mi» mi
I a 11 \ u r I x ni x s u a p
2 Ini l f j c
Cottage Drove, but it’ the people should
l’Io" d ra ft law play» | rei pl isiles all help in m a k e this
The S e ntin e l lo » n e i e r been able to thè b a ttle tie ld .
I a ud Irie si/.c. )
do this the food adm inistration should
'|Uilc I he Inn si s h o w i n g o f in
no taxorite», and it ’» a migliti good I»"»
ta k e steps to see that no unreasonable fathom tlu" methml of rcasotiiltg useii
( i un < hi suap, piu •' a n d unld 10c
s in to some \x ho luid no interest when ¡ lain 's n e e ds He liax'e e\ || ma d e
IT e sI
fili G i s t i XX asti f i n i l i s 5 10 16c
profits are aski-d by tho»e who are now by t lióse w ho re í use to support tho war
souieone e lse '» boy» were iloing the '
beeause they do lint beliexe in xxar.
holders o f large qu an titie s o f substi
>n i xx astia hi»- chumoiH s k i n s
In tbe t’irst place, if the war were tiglituig H e nre »aspo imi» tlint m i n i
eh
lOc
tutes.
\x lio l»olio\e
belii
We an ticip a te that i f millions of poo- supported unh b.v tho.». who
in of tlie»e rnntaiikeroii» soeialist» nini I
U . H. used their ubjeetious merely as
plo volunteer to go without wheat until vN*ir the « niteii Sta!**> nt‘w *r would l>a\
i n c l u d i n e I he s m a l h st sui t
a eloak to keep frolli iloing a dilli Hot |
harvest time there xxill be an iminedi raised an u nni o f a thousand men. In
l i i n c c a s l l i s a n d hunt» » s up
e
xae
tly
agreeable
to
them.
(' mu itili
Tur t i ny
w e a r e r s lias
a t e advance in the price o f s u b s t i t u t i .». Cottage Groxe there i» not a person who
tu I lie m e d i u m h a r d - s o l e ,
I ;n I h , i 1 1 1 »I »«• i a ih 1 si « h ( M il l s h e e t s ,
1 »»‘ell c a l l Tully COII.slilf rei| ill these
Such an adxanee will not be warranted believes ill war. although almost to a
s h e e t HIV. Imi lll d ll t s, md diapers
I i 1 st s t e p
si V 1rs
to
he
A law ha** been intrudili « <1 in ««.ngr**»»
daiiii v, siili vai in» ni s
\ud these
u n d e r 'a n y laxx o f cost of production. person they beliexc in I’ ll IS war.
■ Il I l lllh e l a i l d Ini »I e x e c o l t un
h ni n xx lie n h a h x
Tirs! I»»
How the o b je cto r to war expects to f(’ romp' •1 the publiratioii o f all tiewspu
I ni i ¡ coat s, slips, s h i l l s a n d h a nd s
T he re is noxx a certain q u a n tity o f these
H ill 1 1 » I nil ni I ili u n i hah \ s u x» n
pois in the English language. Mighty
do
aXVay
with
war
by
refusing
to
come
a r c all ta.shimicd t » » assilli ease in
v i n » l u xx a Ik
sub stitutes. They hax e in large m ea
«V.
■ri In n i
good Mb' a. These who an* not willing to
to
the
aid
o
f
the
goxernm
ent
at
this
ill
essihlf.
a»
X
(
ell
sure been sold by the producer. Any
00c
i.l m e l i I III ih» i site» l i n e , x 1 1
learn t " read the English language run
M u eea sin s and b o o te es
for us.
( ut 1 un h a n d s » a d ì
30c
"
unusual demand will not increase to ¡tiun* is too deep P “ a problem
I nil'll l i n l i s I x I l ini II, I « » x aid
I f wo should not win, Germany I (Mild ou.*ii\ «stay whore the language they pro
30c,
45c,
up
th e present holder his original eost. Any
\Yin»1 h a n d s , e a ch
9f»c to $125
for i» printed. Nothing well help along ¡
$ 2 16
I tilt
advance in price xxill be merely an add [ be over here, and then we would coiue
30c 'n 65c
S u i t s n l e s h o e s s h o w n III
50c
liiilil». i i/» »I S t o r k p a n t s pi
the melting pot more than to make it I ( ’o t t nn w l a p p i is
¡to
a
realization
of
what
war
is.
ed profit to xx hat has already been pur
h
H al h r u h e m a t e r i a l , b e a x x ami
Of)c to $1.50
b la c k , h lute a n d prêt
Even if Germany should not eome neee**ary tor immigrants to boccili* ¡
chased and paid for.
p ro ficient in the language of t h « Mtn
xx a r m , a v a i »I
75c
I* a rinciit s
t \ con t rast i n e colo rs,
I f the government xvould set the price over here, as some few still fool them
• hit i i e s a ■ i d i la n u r let t e s , beai
try o f their adoption.
e a c h ....................................
75c up
o f substitutes, or ta k e over the supply selves into belb-ving, the d efe at of Eng
a pan
50c, 00c to 75c
h eii.d il. a x ai I
*2Or to 35c
\YI u t e »"inI i n u n l •red m i l ini» now n s
and pay the middlemen a certain stip u land and France would mean the e s t a b
lishment
of
the
greatest
military
nation
F
L
O
R
E
N
C
E
W
E
S
T
ON
xTOINT
S
E
N
A
>l*qi»
llalix s 1 11 st
sillies,
lated, f a i r and reasonable profit for
each.
7.5c
TO RS I I I P
handling it. the volunteers xvho would in the history o f the world, beside which
1 • 1 irci 1
95c up
Al I wool cash nu i c sinckiiijis 4 0 c
go xxithout wheat would come forw ard the present m ilitary Germany would be
I ’.»t ton st »ick in vs, ■•specially Tm
Ha by s haul Sill*1 slippei s
f < •tìnge Grò ve, is a
E lb e rt K «1«
by the millious. I t is only the fe e lin g as nothing. Do those who o b je c t t<*
S a c q u e s , b l a n k e t s , dll I UIU*" set s,
h a h . |>f.................
20c to 35c
war
think
we
could
keep
out
o
f
war
c
and
id
ate
for
the
i
onnmitioit
for
joint
and situes ill black,
th a t someone is makin g undue profit
1 1is arc a T
»• x\
p illo w e n v e r s a n d
that keeps the substitutes from even very long with such a nation bent on senator from this «li 1 1 ri«• t and lo* is ah*rt
• u t h e m a u x b a i n
Ile Is which
white and «•«»Ims, at
and well fitted f • • r that honoralde of | STORE CLOS FIS AT 5 P M TO
conquering the world?
gr e a te r use than at present.
a d d s t i l l I u 1 1 h e i i m p i l i ' t a u r i
to
tile |tan
95c to $2 25
fice. Mr. Rede fas ors sending nut the | SEPTEMBDR 1 SHOP EARLY
Hut let us suppose th a t u n d e r no « ir
The government ean get all the vol
u m spi u u ' t i m e d i s p l a x s
unteers it wants. All it has to do is to cumsT.tin es w t• wjd G e r m a n y com e ■ '» -i ele t ion supplies I* * pareels post and I
here. L e t us su p p ose th a t in th e w a r s fo rw ard ing the returns to thè eounty
g u arantee them a f a i r deal.
t h a t w o u ld be s u re to f o l l o w w e sh ou ld seaf in the suine way. T h is pian would j
Under present circu m stances there are
c a l m l y su b m it to th e s l a u g h t e r i n g o f our save large smius f«»i ev»*ry ounty in thè !
now many who. xvith the many war d e
men and wo m en a n d b a b e s upon th e wtat» at everv eleeìi«.n.
mands upon their resources, buy rhe full
high seas.
q u an tity o f xvheat flour now allowed by
(.'an these o b je cto rs to war say that
With nearly all the candidat« s for
tb e food laws because they must buy
members of tin* legislature fnm i this
STORE- c o o p s e r v i c e
the cheapest foods that they can pu r
«listriet r«*si«t* nt> " f Eugene, it is no
t.
chase. It is a m atter o f e xiste n ce with
»
mure than f a i r that the voters ■ hoiibl
V*
them. T hey would gladly purchase the
'" S L
é
« ¡pp*»rt tli«»-••• iiu ii tor o f f ic e win* r«*sid«*
sub stitu tes i f they were the same price
• u t'•»«I** o f that city, provide«! they are
as white flour, or i f there were only a
[equally c apab le and worthy of holding
little d iffe re n c e in price.
, »
je u ts m the legislature. Eugen«* is sun*
Even xvith tho higher prices there are
I of thr«1«- «Mit o f Î i V «* legislativ«1 pinces «»n
millions who are willing to use more of
the republican tu*k«*t at the coining pri
NC»
the sub stitu tes i f they can be assured
i maro s, and, in fairness, th«* votern o f
that there is no p ro fiteerin g in the high
j that city nhoiild b<* willing t«» let the
er prices.
timt tur
h.
!»t «Mtl« i:il I *i l«'ft«T», III l»f
I r f f p o l i t i i n l ni f o in io* fluni
oth«*r parts « » f th*1 eouuty hnv«» one rep hi» «*h*»!$«*n rniadidnt
There probably are millions who will
il tilt I « IU «1
In itti 1*11 v •• I«»(•«*^. !«* «*rh<MiI * l« rk», whirh fin
votibl »iigg. wt f Mut will
j re s e n t a t iv «* an«i tin1 jo in t senntor9 whi* h nniy a n d «*ffi«i«*n**y
use more o f the substitutes even while
*«»(! |«,M«*r» <- < >n f ti t ri •« I :<b«Mit ? li r $*•1 lin«*w • •,» l i m n . r a l . i l in»*ft am* w unirli w h o ti• • I• i
tilt* |*‘U»t.
¡ a r e all the pinces asked f o r by liuti liv
fe e lin g that someone is ta k in g a d v a n t
$ » t • * f * i • i il ni : 1 11 •• r unti fi f t n « » r •*ixl«i«ifi f In1 »• f r n *t «*« t I"
T h c r e art* h «* i i i «* tw«» hu m lr
• u - f t II for Mr T a v
f mg outside o f the county sent.
age o f the demand to m ake an un fair
I»n• * «,f *\in|* sb tli«*ti«- |<ilitir:il b«M««fing
« b*rk.H a nd « ity tr«*aaur«*r*«
’ * |$In m$ f
profit.
I• • r Mi*» \\ mi «I, hi» «b |Mity, ti* :i «alidi
c « mi n ty
w ith wboni th«* tr i'a n im T
lln* writ«*r ha» in» «riti« i » im f o r tin*
There is no limit to what American
• lati* t»i »in « « « m I li i in h *1 |f", * |n**iflg Wlth,
«»ffit'ial bimin«1»» tr«'ii» tini«* t«i tini**
ting hnlv a» • « a r n ln la f «1 f«»f tin* « * f
people xxill do fo r their soldier boy» and
" \ri\ li«*1 1 » y«»u «an givi- h«*r hi y«»ur 11 < not w' « 111 1 1 1 lo< hav«* f • * r Mr Tnyl«»r,
I »f th«*r«* m no tax m*»n«y « mi hainl t-
f o r the soldier boys o f their allies, but
«lÌNtr»«1? Wall In* gr«;«tlv :• |»|$rf*c*ifit<*«l
> lo r ' « i j • j •« »r f •* ». it hi» «tun |in i g n i li g ili
| ji««rt, it in «•a»y t « * < «infoivi* ot »«»n»«
Things
Other*
Th.nk
and
What
We
th a t is no reason why the goxernment
\\ li u t l»$1tt*ir ** vb I $ * ih « «Mibl i *•* «1 m |» i « » \ ••« I In t !»• liait w«*ff « «Mnlin t«*«l in a |»r«»p«*r
ru »f for an * * o f f i f i a l
l«itf**r t<»
Th nk c* H m
agl OtlMfl Thmk
should not do e v erything within its
flirt h$*r a «a ini nla t *• ’» «hall«1«» « » f m i.Lrr nini mM t h r o u g h fin* u»«* o f u
• »tfi«*iM wh«*^«* di.Htricts a n d to w n
power for those xvho are ready and wil
i*l«*«'Yion filali to HiTiirr th«* intiv«* «•«* «v i fi t y of f n11 ■ bv him a* a «‘««uiitv o t t i
»••»flit t h «1 « n t i r «1 v «»tarig |><q>ulati
lin g to do so much for it.
o|»«,ra t nifi «»f th«*»«* itianv tru»f«i*l «itti
• tal .ml, a if wtitibl ajq»«*.ar, ut fin*
The handwriting on th« wall wan all th$* r»ui;f-y.
rial» bv tln* u . «.f t In-tr |MlblÌ<* «»ffirr» « "tint v » rx |»••n««•.
On offi«*ial stati«in«T\ , over Mr. Tny
ri«lif in it4 «lay, but fit« l»«*rMon who
1«$r
«iffirial 'signature a» < «*untv tr« a>* for | >« »1 1 f i «-:« I i*n«l * F a n alivolo- iiiiiigin**
M \ Wll 1.1 A MH
; \ ali t H t « s«*att«*r nt*wi4 rapn • lly th* .* «lav
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i nini n xi'iy i in |n n I g i ui'i'iiMuii ini Mnl lo t
lulls, llaliy \ \ ’i eh h a s he
Special Display of W e e Folk’s Needs
From Boolees lo I he
Complete Layette
Baby Needs the
Purest Baby Needs
xx Inch e lui\ e at i a n g e i l Ini
I lulllll H a h \ W e e k ' rilei e s' a
I ns I nl’ r asciliat lllg l i ttle x x e a n i l i h s
tlial xxill a | >| >i a I In e x e i y mnlliei
w h o WUIIts lie I" hilhv s xx ill ill nhe
In he jilsl a s eilllliiiig a s h a h \ it
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HINGS WE THINK
G
ROBERT McMURPHEY
us«*s tk*‘
Judge THOS. F. RYAN
Present Assistant State
Treasurer
Republican Candidate
STATE TREASURER
n«*wsjmpcr» and in :• gu/in
Tho young !u<iy looking for an idonl
j hubby will iiiitkt* no rnistak** if »In* |$i«*kn
join* who i** an i«J«*al movi t«i hi» mother
( and an id«*al brother t«» hi» »iat«*r».
A nturrieti man
lar »uccetM.
1 »
Oregon’s Need
T o d ay -
»omet 1 m«1» a »ingu
An iridiunu woman, who»«* inMubn
nnm«* nun J'a itridg «1, ha.** hml thr«*«* hus
bunds, naiiif«! Robin, Sparrow ami
<^uayl«*. ^That s a «*ii»i* f « * r th«* gam«* war
den.
Judgi* F« rgusoii, of New Orl«*Hn», «ay»
“ The voters of this state need
men who understand the work mairi«‘d w«Mn«*n d o n ’t own their own
clothes. W e ’d be willing t«i t a k e a
which it is their duty to do; and «'hunec that he doeNfi t nink<* any : u« h
men with capacity to do the duties «aieb*»» «taterfi«*nts ar«mnd bis « jwii
which devolve upon them; men h«»UHf.
who are honest, fearless and pa
man bein g sued for a divoree on
triotic; men who are Americans. th** A grounds
♦hat he k i$* k « « I his wife out
Such a man is Judge Thomas F. o t bed while having a nightman*, says
Ryan.” (Janby News.
rhnt hi» w ife weigh* about 200 pounds
Republican Candidate for
“ Thos. F. Ryan, P. M. M.t can . mon* than he «Im » und that t h e claim
didate for the office of state treas 1 » th e re fo re ridiculous. Thin evid ently
rank« » it a horse ot another eolor.
urer, has been the efficient dep-
Homi* fo lk * g* t t«> th«* front by hung
A resident of Lane county for 25 1 uty for the past seven years and
has made good in that position, ing unto thOBP nh«*n«l.
years. Mas had 31 years’ exper
ience as an office man and ac lie possesses an intimate knowl
lio n ’ t »t am l on forrnuliti«*». I f O p p o r
edge of the duties it involves, is
countant.
| capable, honest and courteous. We t u vi i t y «lu«*»n t kn oc k at y o u r do or, g«»
Me served one term as city coun have an abiding faith in Brother ami htifiiiii«*r on it*.
cilman and five years on the Eu- Ryan’s ability, experience and su
C A M P A I G N METHODS CRITICIZE D .
(fene school board.
perior fitness to fill this important
Me has been clerk of the Wood position.” Pacific Oddfellow.
Kit^rnc, Ore., Mny 2. ( T o the Ktl-
men of the World for 8 years, and
As an active member of the j if or. I — My a ttention has lieen nailed to
is at present Master of Eugene Grange, he has worked consist a m a tte r t h a t I think deserve» exposing
to the publie xvith the severest eriti-
Lodpre No. 11, A. F. & A. M.
ently for the building of Rood cism.
Mis long experience as an office roads from farm to m arket; for
It seems that Mr. Taylor, county
man abundantly qualifies him, to horticultural and agricultural leg treasurer, is so keen to further his dep
perform the duties of County islation; and for practical drain- u t y 's rhnnees o f election that be ha*
resorted to an unusual and questio nable
Treasurer in an economical and I aj?c, irrigation, and rural credit method o f campaigning. With a viexv
efficient and businesslike manner. laws.
to g e t t in g by as cheaply as possible he
mlOc uses u system o f political pu blicity for
Paid adv,
mlO Y i Paid adv.
A Trained
Business Executive
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L.J.SimpsotL. j
COUNTY TREASURER
Your OPPORTUNITY to elect a TRAINED man to head your state kov
ernment, one who has never before been in politics, who is a ktaunch friend
of the workingman, who has a successful business record of twenty years,
whose energy has made him a WORKER, whose experience has made him a
BUILDER, whore training has made him a THINKER, and whose ability
has made him a LEADER;
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY to elect THIS type of man Governor ol Oregon is
found in
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L. J. SIMPSON
AMERICANISM -
DEVELOPMENT
Republican Candidate for the Nomination for
Governor in the Primary Friday, May 17, 1918
---- PA TRIO TISM ------------------------PROGRESS
---- E F F IC IE N C Y -----------SOCIAL JUSTICE
“ Your Kind of a Man for Governor”
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