Coquille City herald., June 26, 1913, Image 6

WILSON MESSAGE
ON THE CURRENCY
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President Urges Confess to
Pass New Law.
ASKS FOR ACTION AT ONCE
Your confidence is what
Studebaker seeks to keep
Possessing this confidence, we have never
tried to produce a cheap wagon. W e could, but
we don’t dare try the experiment. Our constant
aim has been to produce the best wagon.
Chisf E««cutivs A p p u ri In P »r»o*
Bator» Congraaa to Tall th» Naad et
Immadiata Changa» In tha Banking
Lawa— Ha Oaclaraa That tha Ravi-
■ion of tha Tariff Will Not B# Com-
plata Without Furthar Lagialation
Whioh W ill Enabla Buainaaa Man to
Taka Advantaga et tha Changad
Conditions.
Address o f ttir prvklilont o f tho t’ nlt
c.t Statin. delivered at a joint »ration
o f the two lio usos o f congre«* Juuo '¿3.
And in living up to this highest standard, we have
IBIS:
won and h o ld — the confidence and good-will of
Mr SiHNiker, Mr. President. Gentle-
hundreds of thousands of farmers all over the world.
nioii o f the Congre«*—It la under the
Studebaker wagons are built to last, to do a day’s
ciiiii |> u I m 1 iiii o f w hat s ovins to tue a
work every day, to stand up under stress and strain
clear and lni|ierutlve duty that I have
and to make the name Studebaker stand for all
a Nocond time thla session aought the
privilege of addreaalug you In person.
that is best in vehicles.
I know, o f course, that the heated aea
Don’t accept any other wagon represented to be
i aon o f the year la upon ua. that wurk
just as good as a Studebaker. The substitute may be
! in thoae ehamlN-ra and lu the roiuiiilt
cheaper, but it isn't up to Studebaker standards, and
I«««* rimili* la likely to become a burden
you can't afford to buy it.
as tho seaaon lengthen* and that every
consideration o f penooal convenience
For business or pleasure, there is a StuJelaJfer vehicle
and |ior*onal comfort, |ierhapa, In the
suited to your requirements. Farm wagons, true Its. business wagons,
surreys, buggies, runabouts, pony carriages — each the best of its
caai-M o f am ie o f ua. oomdderatloii» of
kind. Harness also—o f the same high StuJeiaker standard.
persomil health even, dictate an early
conclusion o f the deliberations of the
as.
at-sslou.
Hut there are occasions of
STU D EBA K ER
South Bend, Ind.
‘ public duty when these thlugs which
NIWYOBg
CHICAGO
DALLAS
KANSAS CITY
DOtVBS
touch us privately aeein very small,
MIN NBA PO US
SALT LAK* CITY
SAM »SANCISCO
POITLAND, OK*.
when the work to tie dune la so press
lug and ao fraught with Mg conio*
«Idonee that we know that we are not
at lllierty to weigh agnlnat It any point
There is only one way t o g e t all th e news of the Grove country. o f (H-rsonal sacrifice. W e are now In
the presence o f auch an occataion. It
That is in The Sentinel.
la alisolutely Imperative that we should
give the biialncss men o f this country
it hanking and currency system by
menila o f which they can make use of
th«> fnsslnin o f enterprise and o f Indi
vidual Initiative which we are about
to bestow upon them.
Must Lea vs Tools of Action.
Within a 15 mile circle around IM P E R IA L
We are nbout to set them free. We
there are now several hundred prosperous
must not leave them without the tools
farmers raising enormous crops of wheat,
o f actiou when they are free. W « are
See oar Dealer or write
rye, barley, oats, potatoes, vegetables, etc.
Poultry raising is also highly successful.
Three large stock ranches, owning several
thousand horses and cattle are also in this
circle.
IM P E R IA L is now the trading point and
will soon be the shipping point (the rail­
roads are now building) for the pr<*ducLs
from thousands of acres surrounding it.
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! S T E R L IN G
F E E Ö C O.
D . S T E R L IN G , M A N A G E R
Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay,
Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran,
Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats,
Oil Meal. Grass Seed— all
kinds constantly on hand.
FLOUR— Hard Wheal Brands:
Olympic and Pure White
Every sack Guaranteed.
FLOUR— Soft Wheal Brand:
Poultry Feeds and Supplies.
White Star.
P H O N E 1 7 1 1 -------------------------------------
ALL C ITY ORDERS
DELIVERED
S U M M E R S U I T S $13.00 UP
S T R IC T L Y C U S T O M T A IL O R E D
I have just received a complete line of Summer Suiting«, all wool
and a yard wide that I can make up at $1.1.00 ainWup. I handle
the Hugeue Woolen Mills goods.
Patronize home industry.
A ll work guaranteed. Steam cleaning and repairing.
Photo 9 1»T A marl can Pros* Association.
rREalLlEJVT WILSON
| atmut to act them free by removing
the trammel* o f the protecUve tariff.
E ver alnce the civil war they have
w alttil for thla emancipation and for
the free opportunities It wllb bring
with IL It hna been renerved for ua
to give tt to them. Horne fell In love.
Indeed, with the slothful security of
tlivlr dependence upon the govern­
ment; autne took advantage o f the abet­
ter o f the nuraery to aet up a mimic
umatery o f their own within It* wall«.
Now both the tonic and discipline of
lllierty mid maturity are to enaue.
There will lie some readjustments of
piir|Mine and point o f view. There will
follow a ih t I im I o f expansion and new
enterprise, frtmhly conceived. It la for
ua to determine now whether It shall
I n - rapid and facile and o f May accom­
plishment. Thla It <*annot he unle**
the reaourceful bualnenn men who are
to deal with the new circumstance*
are to have at hand and ready for uae
the Inatninieiitalltle* and convenience«
o f free enterprise which Independent
men ne«‘d when acting on their own
Initiative.
FEDERAL ATTORNEY
SENDS RESIGNATION
»u n ity unie«* we a n «* tnat « • * > • *
how I tot h fo aid and «•' P « * * *
What shall we .ay If
.nterprlaea nece*»ary and ab«1
”
1 w ry dim. ult by leaving »II else cx-vpt
the tariff Just »• wo found III The
tyrannies of lundneas. big and U lt«.
II* within the field of credit
know that hhall we not «<1 upou th#
knowledge? I » 1 w# nut know huw to
act u|ion It? I? •
.rfnnut make
h.» a saeta available at pleasure, hi» a»
.ot« of capai'lty and character ami rw-
I «»«uree what aatt*fa»tl««i l* 11 *° h,la
to »ec opi«>rtunlty tieckonlng to him
on every hand when .»theca h*v* ino
ferra ..f cr.-Ul In »heir i»-ck.-l* and
treat them as all bul th.dr « * • P "
»ate posse«alon? It la perfectly « leaf
lhat It la our duty to supply the new
¡■nuking and currency ay a le * the conn
try need* and that It will liumsdlataljf
need It more than ever
Nss.l of Currsnoy C h a o«»»
The only qm-stlon t«. When »hall w#
supply It uow «»r liiti-r, after the «te
{manda shall ha»e l«ecome re|»r»»a«h...
1 that we w«-re *o dull anil ao slow T
Shall we hasten to «hange the tariff
law« anti then I h » laggard* about mak
lug It |K>M*lble amt easy f«»r the couo
try to tnke advantage o f the change?
fh.-re can t»e .»nly one answer to that
ipieatIon We must act now. at what
.«ver sacri lice to uuraelves
It la *
duty which the rircuinatances f«»rMd
u* to poatpone I should I » recreant
to my deepest convictions o f public ob
ligations did 1 not presa It upon you
with solemn and urgent Insistence
Th«» principles ui«»u which we should
a«-t an» also clear
The country haa
«night anil seen It* |>ath In thla mat­
ter within the laat few years aces It
mure clearly now tbau It ever aaw It
In-fore - much more clearly than w hen
Ih«- taat legtalallve pr«i»«»*al* <»n the
subject were made
We muat have
a «-urrency, not rigid, aa now. but ro««l
lly. elastically rvs|»»nalve to sound
! credit, the ex|»aiMtliig amt contracting
«Teilt* of everjday transactlooa. the
normal ebb amt flow o f personal amt
«»or|«>rate d«»alliigs Our hauklug lawa
muat utoblllae reserve«, must mH per
mit the concentration anywhere In a
ft w bauds of the monetary rwrourr««
of the country or thetr uae f«»r sp*« ula
ti»«* pu ri«'»«« In such volume as to
hinder or lni|»ede or atand In the way
of other more legitimate, more fruit
ful ua««
And the «-outrol o f the ay*
tarn of banking and of Issue which <>ur
new laws are to set up must he public,
not private; must be vestid In the gov
er h ment Itself, so that the (tanks may
ho the Instruments. n«H the masters, of
huxlmws ami o f Imtl vidual enterprise
and Initiative.
Committee Ready to Report.
The committees of the congress to
which legislation of this character Is
ivferrad have devoted careful and dis
pnKSlonate study to the means of ac­
complishing these objects They have
honored me by conaultlng me. They
are ready to suggest action
I have
come to you. as the beud of the gov
eminent ami the responsible lender of
tin- party In power, to urge action now,
w Idle there la time to serve the coun
i tr.\ ilellboratcly and as we should. In a
clt-.ir air of common counsel
1 upiMNil to you with a deep convie
tl"ii o f duty. 1 believe that you share
Mils couvlctlon. 1 therefore api»*«tl to
you with confidence. 1 am at your
s it vice without reserve to play my
piirt In any way you may call upon me
t«» play It In Mils gr»»st enterprise of
•XI gent reform whb h It w ill dignify
anil distinguish us to |>erfortu and dia­
ci i'.Ut us to neglect
Charge» United States Attorney
General With Interfering
in Important Cases.
H.m Cram-lsoo. t ’al
In aenaallouaJ " M r h ...............
*11*1« , „ r
tela grum* to President IS lleoii and I bowels. t«„lri ,h|)
1»illt<-<1 .States Allvirnay General James
.............i S ' a
( ’ Me he? no Ida, In which he chargee
v' ,,r," hl
R u a ru S J
the latter with having Interfered with g ia l.. or by ».«U. ,.r(7
*1
his administration of Ju*Uc* In two
l"»l»wi M......... ,- 7
Important case*. Juhu L. McNab ha* mwl Ht I oí 11 g
roalgned as Fulled Mtato* «ttorn ey
for the northern district o f t ’allforula
1 1 ,-lay ordervnl by the attorney geu
sr*l III Ihe pfWMK’ Utlou «»f Drew ( '•
mlnettl *ud Mnury Diggs. under th*
Mann white el**e *ct. and of director*
of the Western Fu*l company on
*T You Own On«
charges of oonsplrncy In defrauding
Then you «-ught p, fe^
the government In coal weighing glat* rv. n w
-, a d lh k «.
frauds were given by McNab ns tbs He o f It. 1
Hy««t»ei f*
cun»«- * of his resignation, which waa cent». Poor «. frw df0|li ^
telegraphed to Washington
Into the IH
, u| ,Uft
Drew Camlnettl la a aon o f fontier •lay to br.
lhr h,,, ,
Mintc Menator A Camlnettl o f A i m
Va|M,r nml ,|.
, Uir ( i ^
dor. r«-< i-ntly appointed Unlt*d Mtatea
W ith ever,
«k *g ,
1 oontmlaaliiner general of Immigration onici «■«.»»'.
i,
by President Wilson
l'Ulna I". » .
» to
McNab was first ordered lo delay o f Catarri, .
i r„ u,. |(# .
until autumn the proaecutlon of Cm Auatraliun I
pUlt 8 8 r
mlnettl and D ig*«
On Ihla account harmful >lrug
he had Intended to realgti after the
But beat o f all The Midtn |
1 conclusion of the Western Kuel case«,
la authonxeil t.• refund faut
but when he r«»celvrd a telegram from
y«»u are diaaallalted. If
Mclteynolds. ordering him to po«tp«ine
Ihe llyunwl Inhaler a»k («ife"
Indefinitely the trial of Hubert Hrure
p ie l« ou Dit, f l 0» J ual brtklh •
and Mldney V Mmllh. Indicted with atom arh «baling.
six other Western Fuel «lire«-tors, he
decided to wall no longer
Before rallin*- -i \our bast (*■ -
Washington
It developed that th*
in ami let nie (..a the AniUiug-
trials of f>rew Camlnettl and Maury 1.
lo yo u rilrt—x A
Diggs were postponed by Attorney.
F R E D l.l/ K R , Eiptit 1
General Mclteynolda at the request of
HaR » « * « » A itivi» 4 sliiUt W»
Mecretary of l* b o r Wllaon. who baa
taken upon hltnself the responsibility
for the p«»«t|M>nement of the tria l« be
S hake Off Your Rt
cause he wanted yoting Cam lneilPa
Now la the time b>g*tnld
father to come her* and fam iliarise
himself with hla new dutle« aa rum rheuniatlra. Try a twratydn
mlaalotier general of Immigration, ' bottle o f ChamlH-rlala'l Uc
caused the president lo take an Inter sec how «(ulrkly your rt
•liaapfiear. Moki by all ik«l«g
eat In the controversy
Hyoniei Inhs
For
Pr«'si«lent Wilson announced that he
Intends personally to Invsatlgals tho
atreumstanres of the resignation of
John I, McNab. Doited Mtatea district
attorney fur the northern district of
California He said he had called for
; all papers In the case
I(epr»*aentatlve Kahn of California
Introduced In Ihe house twu resolu­
tions demanding thal the attorney
general produce all Ihe documents and
ordera referring lo the postponement
of the Dlgga and Camlnettl and Ihe
We> ern Purl trust trials, which re­
sulted In the resignation o f tfnlled
'••« District A t t M M f J L McNab
of Man Franc loco. The resolution* are
broad eutfugh lo cover every paper
tn (he department of justice referring
' to the case.
ARREST WOMAN AUTO R O BBER
Chicago Pollcs Think Mystery of Dar­
ing Holdup« le Solved.
Chicago
Mrs Irene flrunner, o f
1317 Mouth Dearborn street, waa ar­
rested In connection with th« hold up
»ml robbery o f the «lry goods store o f
Mrs Kltxnbeth Foley, 76« Kaat Forty
•eventh Street. Haturdny night. Mr».
Brunner wua Identified by Mra Foley
and Mlaa Mnry Pollan*, a dark, aa
; tke woman who held a revolver In
| their fa re« and rifled the cash drawer
of the store Haturday night, after buy
Ing a five cant handkerchief,
Mra. Brunner, who la tbo w ife o f
Jon«-ph J. Brunner, owner of a garage
st I44H Mouth Wiihaab avenue, waa
taken Into cuatody at her husband s
gnruge three hours after the rubbery
had taken place.
Th* Busy Bsavsr.
Enos A. Mills, the author o f "In
Beaver Worl.l," sums up the beaver1«
Character thus:
Aa animal life goes, that o f the
b«»uver atiinda among the best Ilia Ilf«
le full o f Industry and la rich In repuae
He Is home loving and avoids fighting
His lot la east In poeUr places • • •
He la practical, peaceful and Induatrt
«»us He builds « permanent bouse and
keep* It «•leau and In repair, licshle It
h<- store* food f«»r the long wluter He
takes thought for the morrow. Theee
and other commemlahle « haracterlatlcs
give him a place o f honor among the
horde* of boiueles*. hand to mouth
folk of the wild. During the winter
h«* has but little to do except bathe
i»n«l eat his two or three meals a day
fn.m the food he has at.irwl In au
*»"•«> Toward spring, when hi* wild
n«»lghbor* are lean, hungry arid cold,
he I* fat ami coin fort* hie
|n the
spring he emerge* from the house,
but then his only work la «s-caslon
ally to cut a tw ig for food. t„ the
suminer he play* tourist. He visits <Rb
«•r col.iui«*« a ad wanders up and down
«tm m a , g«»lng mile* from home, in
the late summer or early autumn he
return*, makes repairs and harvests his
food for the wluter.
In the arreat of Mra. Brunner, th *
police believe they have the woman
who haa perpetrated several daring
holdup* on the south aide.
Taylor & Hi;
CONTRACTORS
Cor», reír W'.rk a ?|¡
CO 11 AGI GK 0 VI
J. E. Blacki
T H E CITY TR)
A l l Kinds of
H a u l i n t f Ü ’ D raf
D o n e on Short
Notice
I-IIUNK M
Office it Saltzrmn’s 0 ^
T a k e P le n tv o( T im e » Elt
Th err IS a aaymg thal
la alow gulcbb-
If y«1»
-
the habil o f eatlng U«' rap»*1! I "
m<sit llkrly aulir ring fm*>
or ri»natl|>atiufi, whlrh will I
In a li) in acrii'U-. IIlmBBB »
rerte«|. Digi t ilo " l'.-gin» I» ^
I-« mm I ahoul.l I n - thurougkly * —
ami inaal via teil. Then when p»
a fulneaa o f the »l.unaeh «
ami alupid after m U*»E«
Chamlierlain'a Tablcta. IE»»?
casca of atomaeh tr.'iibl« «nJ.
1 1..11 hav* been cur.-.! by lk»
illese tablet*. TheV »f*
and rmiat agreeabl*- In etlstL
all «lealera.
Crack In Canal Alarm*.
Panama. Numerous alarming ru­
mors of damngi- have gained currency
** n result of the crack that recently
developed In the cutoff wall o f the
northwest wing of the Mlraflorea locks
of the Panama canal One report had
U that the gate* had pulled away aom#
If you don’t read The Sentinel you don’t get more than half
Constructivs fitatssmanahip.
port Iona o f their supporting masonry
the news.
'
,
It Is not enough to strike the »hack
fihsridsn’« Doubt* Marriage.
and that the coat to demullah and ro-
I«»«« from htialn««* The duty o f utatea
It was In 1*67 that the Gretna Green
1 build th«- damaged structure would b «
inniiNhip la not negative merely. It la marriages were made Illegal. A glance
$1,6*0,000.
«■«instructive also. W e muat show that at Its register* may yet Inspire the
we understand what bualneH* needs novelist o f the future. One entry will
and that we know how to supply I t I n - sure to puxale. Tw ice within a few Buffraglata Avoid Vlol.nea Queatlen.
Budapest. -Thanhs to the tactful
No man. however casual and auper days occurs the rw ord <»f the marriage
flclal hi* observation o f the condition! of itlchnrd llrlnaley Hh.-rldan to Mlaa leaderahlp of Mra. Carrie Chapmiui
ntion ^
now prevailing In th* country, can fall Grant. There was only one It. B. H., I ( 'n ,,• ,h" president, the Congraea o f
Piverythinif you <,'‘ n
j
to see that one of the chief things only one bride for the same gentleman
the International Woman Huffrage The S e n t i n e l . _____
business needs now and will nerd In­ The double entries ure not the result of Alliance closed without becoming en­
creasingly as It gains in scope and any blunder on the part of the Itev. tangled In a controversy over the que»-
| vigor In the years Immediately ahead Mr. \ ulcan. The partle* were really
B ew are o f O in tm «* *
Mon of militant method* In th* ad-
o f na la the proper means by which twl.-e married at Gretna Green Arriv
| vanrement of tho cause.
Catarrh
T h a t Contain M8«*
resdlly to vltsllx»» Its credit, corporate Ing on a Monday th«-y were duly wed
U« mcr. «irr » I 11 ’ " r' ' .¡.’i*y 'l,f* Ì
and Individual, and Its originative ded and sped away t„ Kdlnhurgh
.,f ~i..' Il "" I
,,nk "
Pglkey Qoea Free on Jury*« Verdict.
| hralna.
w hole »»
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„ I, article* ?
There, however, Hherldan c h a n c i tn
the niiK-ooa f u r » "
,,n
“ Iitary, A lb e rta —Arthur Pelhey,
What will It profit us to be free If glance at a newspaper In which an
4IM.-.I
never h.
n«-ver
n<- "<"
■« **«'
- , ... it«
-
th.. pugilist, wua acquitted o f a man
we are not to have the best and moat (>e*r««d the lucubration* of a lawyer
f r m n r e n iltiil.l'- I»*1 > “ ,,
ih« F '. r
they will d" •» «•;«
II.** li­
accessible instrumentalities o f com
In th<«« plainly
wa* th«» f art »laughter charge which waa plachd
es n poealbly «brlv f ,,,re.t
mcri-e and enterprise? What will It that no contract executed on a Monday tgalnat him as a result 0f the death
Catarrh Cure. m».»»''¡"' o ' « * * :
profit n* to be quit o f one kind o f I* binding. Clearly, then, their wed
henev * <’«»-, T''lrí?' m.rrMÜL«
* Luth,,r McCarty, who died In the r
in . r.-iirv, m id la » 'f ’l i.n-l m'.l' i ^ll-
monopoly If we are to remain In the ding was not legs)
Back to nrmtni
Brat round of a scheduled t.-n round
<1lr«-< t lv >u>"H
m
e-
grip o f another and m«»re effective f-reen they scurried, to he remarried
facea of tb-
v!"i A11 ."**
bout at the Burns arena here, May 14
kind? How are we to gain and keep on a week day and leave the dual rm
I the confldeu« e o f the bualnees com- «>rd to jN-rj.ie, inter gen .ra U oM ._8 t laat It was charged by the govern
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meat that McCarty died from a blow
tlmnelnl« fr«-«
n*i*e TteV* . '
James Uaaett*.
Fold
h»-
Dri.grl*».
admlnlaterad by Pelhey.
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