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SAVE AND PRODUCE.
"I ESPITE warnings of a se
J rious sugar shortage,
consumption of sugar has
recently increased. The na
haa been told of shortage
bor in all kinds of facto
ries, yet purchases of all save
rdinary necessities are the
tost in history. Wages are
hijrh. prices high and demand
motherhood would be a crime
against civilization and Chris
tianity. No threat of racial extinc
tion can justify such a plea.
Better a nation slowly dying
through diminution than one
which multiplies its population
through unrestricted lust.
Motherhood out of wedlock
might build up France numer
ically but what of its moral
structure. And, if the stories I
brought back by our boys bei
half-true, that moral structure
is in none too good condition
now.
GERMANY'S BUSINESS.
r-Hll.AnKI.PHl A In 1911
resentative Reyburn, "baby
mber of the house." and Geor
Montaine were married. It
the culmination of a pretty
.nee. Now Mrs. Reyburn seeks
vorce, alleging cruelty. She
lerly was a Washington sob-lie.
77:
HEN the treaty is signed
and peaceful relations
with Germany are re-
suir'.d, who will benefit more,
the United States or Germany?
Opponents of the treaty have
advocated the argument that
HERMAN CTArSSENIl'S
Special Agent
IDAHO STATE LITE IXSCKAXCE
CO.
n Old Line Company that does all
its business in the west.
Claims paid on the day of the fune-"
al. All asstts. except L' S. Gov't
Bonds, are In western sefmities of
-nbstantial worth Res. office 104
-or goods far beyond normal, this country's foreign trade
eanwhile production is with Germany was already as
iling. with unrest, strike suming normal proportions,
strike impaired efficien- and have also stated that Ger
: d shorter hours. many would flood this country
Corrective measures to off- with surplus goods. English
set the present condition in- reports indicate that Ameri
elude production and thrift, cans need be in no fear of keen
Supply and demand are like German competition,
the pans of a balance. When The president of the Board
one ?oes up. the other must di- of Trade of England, says,
mulish and. because of our eco- "Beyond a comparatively small
nomic system, price is in the quantity there does not seem
same pan as demand. High de- to be any accumulation of
maud, high price, is the rule, goods in Germany ready for
So long as we must buy expen- export. Their costs are enor-
Or David Bennett Hill
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DENTISTKY
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Oregoa
DR. H. M. HANAVAN
DENTISTRY
Boom 7, Temple Bldg
Phone 772
sive automobiles, furnish homes
lavishly, wear silk when less
sive materials would suf
fice, demand new cuts of meat
when hash and stews once suit
ed very well, prices will remain
The lesson of thrift was
quickly learned and quickly
forgotten by the American peo
ple. The end of the war saw
them demand goods far mors
rapidly than they could be
luced. Demand has kept in
the lead ever since. If prices
are to go down to the point
where supply and demand bal
ance, we must half-sole our
shoes, darn our stockings, eat
warmed-over food once in a
while, keep this year's auto an
other year and produce some
thing ourselves.
N ORRIS SHOULD BE PROUD
EXATOR NORRIS, who
recently characterized
President Wilson as a li
ar because the latter on his
western tour carelessly per
haps, referred to the treaty of
1917 between Japan and her
allies as having been made to
induce Japan to "come into the
war" instead of "to continue in
the War," was one of the wilful
twelve who voted against arm
ing our merchant ships, one of
the six who voted against the
declaration of war and one of
' ators who consist
ently opposed almost every
measure f preparation for the
conflicti And now he presumes
to regard himself, as a spokes
man for the republican party.
mous. In addition there is a
great fall in productivity. There
is no great manufacturing ac
tivity in Germany. Industry is
not moving but is very stag
nant. They are short of raw
material, and their state is piti
ful with regard to coal. Great
as our difficulties are here,
theirs are infinitely greater."
Will Write History of
National Woman's Party
Or. L ynn K. Blakeslet
hronic and Nervoua Disease ana
Mssasss of Women. X-Ray Blao
ire Therapeutica,
IMnapte HM.. Koooi isi. Phone 41
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R E K
IT HAS BEEN THE INTENTION OE FASHION PARK TO EXE
CUTE A READY- TO-PUT-ON STYLE IN WHICH DUE REGARD
HAS BEEN GIVEN TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE
WELL SET-UP, SUBSTANTIAL TYPE OF BUSINESS MAN.
THE WAIST HAS BEEN PLACED REASONABL Y HIGH AND
IT DOES NOT SUGGEST TIGHTNESS EITHER IN APPEAR
ANCE OR FEELING. THE TROUSERS HANG STRAIGHT.
READY-TO. PUT-ON
CUSTOM SERVICE IV I THOU T
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TA f LOR ED AT FASHION PARK
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The Man, a style book lor Autumn, is ready of you.
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These cold nights and throughout the winter
Don't take a chance of a freeze-up in your own
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AN AMAZING PLEA.
ties for motherhood
of wedlock advocat
tv Dr. Anna Moutet of
Prance on the grounds that it
is necessary to prevent racial
suicide in that country will be
I ied with shocked amaze
ment on this side of the Atlan
tic It is all very' well for a
rtion to care for its unfortu
women and to establis'
t.itherhood of its illegiti
; children but for a country
deliberately to wipe out all
I statutory and moral
which makes for the purity of
.Mrs. Mill Irwin.
The firt history of the Xational
Womans' Party la to be written by
Mrs. Inez Haynes Irwin, wife of Will
Trwin author and war correspond
ent. Mr. Irwin, who has just gone to
Washington for that purpose, is the
author of several books and is a con
tributor to maeazirtes. She is a mem
ber of the National Woman's Party
advisory council.
bores the
ots of men
lack ambiti'i
an aim in
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