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Final ice Rcducüom (lit? ter. How many married men arc there purpose the display of our red Ulooded who would not feel justified in abbrevi Americanism. Haven't they shown that ating the licentious career of the home by their aetions towards the president of their own party? Hasn't the president U H .» destioying, home defiling libertine? A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty I f ivc fight, aud kill it necessary, to had to rely upon republican« m his of Hm kbo ue keep there things out of our home«, awakeuiug to duty of the gacaf Auien A firat elasa publication entered at Pot what are we to do about the poor, de euu republic? Haven't the republicans tugc Grove, Ore., ua aecoud claaa mutter fousel«»« Belgian aud French pea-autsf shown their patriotism in a fur greater l.lbert Bede vud KIbert Smith Dubh»her» Are we to feel uo ngliteou« indignation degree tkuti the member» of the presi l.lbert Bede BdilOl It is only llllt tifili limi out lust ri lut I to lliqiOr* OÍ Nil III Ilk*-1" when we are informed that captive Bek dent '» own purty ? I'n »'iiini'ii w h o at'W, a m i a ll w h o nicri'linii J im - situi I lit lie limai «Irrisive Willi new lull storks Biuuuess Office.....20 South Fifth Street giau maiden» are compelled to submit \\ lint, then, could have been inspected an* p la n n in g to h a v e m il d u i lies soon to porno in, m‘euinulale»l oi I i I n unii mils an«l valions lois SUBSCRIP TIO N KATHS to being made breeding machines for of democratic congressmen ia support so, ol' Minimer goni Is must lie ilisjioseil of and very i|iiiekly al tini) math*, lliiw w i ll bn in te n s e ly inlet One year.— ...$1.50 I Si» mouths. 5c the ropopiilating of the empire? Where ot a icpiibiicau president elected upon Three months .40 | Siugle copies • s lin g III iie li, e u lo i'fill w nolens So von ran expect lo inni interesting unusual values lien* now No subsenpt ions listed tor less llnui 40»' is the man with red blood lu his veins a platform diumctrieally opposed to the a m i e x q u is ite s h im m e r in g ailks, who can calmly think of the mother, craven phrases of their own platform? A D V E R T IS IN G RATES w e h a v e n e v e r I i i h I so m a n y su Display, 25c an iuch; reading notices Sc not only compelled to satisfy a soldier’s Another point The Oregouiu«i fulls W h a l's Lett S ale ol M a W ifs and W a ists W h a l’s Ir ti S ale ol W h ite S hoes. Low e en iitim iea lly p rieeil it line; surrouuded ads., 59c an inch; lust but to bo an eye witness of her completely to take into eonsnloratioii All very desirable stvlcs; low neck classified ads., lc a word. Special die Shoes an d S an d als Suini colnr woolen faliries....... and washable materials. The sizes counts on contracts. Cards of thanks daughter's defilement f is the fact that the democrats made Mioiif loo i mi 11 *4 ot li 1 li grilli«* intuì)»1', aud resolutions, 6c a line. are quite complete. And if your blood is not already surg their campaign on the assumption that ñu ti ti ti 1 *♦ unii nú iti liier «lim«* ('tir men, m 1.EGAL RATES mg in your veins, if you still have no the election of llugltv« meant war and women und « htldteti, will In* mierifleetl YOUR CHOICE IN MIDDIES S . I U 96c i o $2 20 Sc a line for single insertion; 5c a line in Hun mm Ir The w hole fumi ly eun I Former 63c values now............. 39c lor subsequent insertions up to and ik- desire to avenge the wrongs inflicted they fooled millions of people with that outfitted with nest « i m m e r '• footwear * lading a total of four insertions; 5c a upou womanhood by bloodthirsty uion frazzled fragment ot bloody shut. They Formei FI OO values now........... 69c hue flat for all uotices ruumug five in stars, read • • The Horrors of Aleppo,” not only pulled Ike wool o\er the eyes Former 41.25 values now........... Htte ut N ui ti 11 rout Here are tin* »uv i vi k n : sertions to 10 insertions; 4c a line flat Former 4 1 5u valors now ... 91 IV One lot K11 i* ' *hoe» ni Idtiek utul tan, tor notices running over 10 insertions. as told by a Gorman missionary who, in of millions uf credulous, patriotic tin ehoiee n |*rm....... ............... . , f 1 HU t h is sto re now has on d is p la y the YOUR CHOICE IN W A IS T S language befitting a disciple o f the tens, lint they Hindu millions believe One I«• t ot mea' n o ifon l*. e|i«*iee$l.UH National Editorial Association N itsl s h o w in g o f w o m e n 's leh Former 65e values now . . . . . . . . . 35c One lot of rii I*' Nim da In, white und Oregon State Editorial Association Lowly One, tells how, with the uppar that the great manufacturers uf wur street h a ls m ediu m lirims, w id e, Willamette Valley Editorial Assodatiau ent approval o f the imperial German tun, elioiee n ini ir. . $1.10 Former 4 I no values now............. 6?>c munitions wore backing Hughe» bee a lias l.aue County Editorial Association I lo p p y b rim s new high etuw ns Former 4125 value* now......... H5o One lot women » Niimlul*. white und government and without a protest from they- Wanted war. The people could uot tun, ehoiee u |»un . . . $1 till am i lil'tght e o l o i s so mill'll in dw Former 41 50 utid 41 73 values 91 16 TH U RS D A Y, AUGUST 23, 11*17 its ageuts, Armenian women and girl realize that the democratic program was maud were compelled to march naked for the heading them lor wur by the shortest T h e priet'M w e ll, t h e y ’ re the amusement of the soldiers and to suf route. most reiiHOiiahle y o u ' v e seen in a fer other indignities worse than death War Could not have been averted lo n g tim e $19 0 , $2 20 lo $1140 how pregnant women died from the even by Hughes. Democratic emigre»» abuses to which they were forced to men would have blocked the Hughes submit; how life was crushed from th program on the silly grounds thut the dioici* of filio and tino wash lists for babe born under such circumstances and interests had forced Hughes into war. T w o lot* wnm ea’s and •-(oldreu ’» hosiei v, chim e u puir 19c luid 23c women und children..................... 35c the mother compelled to resume th The millions already of that tuind would Filmo length silk gloves, double flu Chniei* une lid wuineii's curse! liras march which meant certain deuth: how have believed the truth of such state gei tips; shown is colors; pini 39c »¡eres, cucli................................. 43c «... r z the naked bodies of the dead were left luents. There are many uveu among Women’s chuinoiscllo wnsli gloves, Hoy»' 50c higli lovv «eek, shnrt along the line of march or piled in fu those who voted for Wilson who think choice the pair.............. llic and 37c sleeve sport shirts, euch......... 30c : n Men's 41.25 »hurí sleeve, logli Inw Women's 41.25 sport shirts now 75c v - ueral pyres. the interests inveigled even him into RLNF Ri W 'M ' f A nct-k sport slorts, euch............ 75c Women's 41 5o »putt shirts now 91 19 It is hard to doubt the word o f an w nr. DEVONSHIRE . '■ f accredited minister of the gospel, espe The rank and file o f the democrats ’T*s the atar spangled banner, - - C L OT H cially wheu his message has been put ate naturally us patriotic ns the ruuk Uhl long may it wave O'er the laud of the ires into pamphlet form, and more especially and file of the tepuidieau purty. Dos And the home of the brave. when he is a citizen of the country he sildy they are more so, fur it tukes pa ondemns. We are showing new patterns in triots to stand steadfastly liy a pnnei A W AR FOR WOMANHOOD We would like to disbelieve these pie for forty years while those of Ken Irew ehil It fur children's dresses, suits ami shirts Uenfiew We can easily understand why a per hings but, unfortunately, all the roll opposite faith arc enjoying the omolu T H E Q U A L I T Y S T O R E - C O O P sehvice | cloth is very strong ami the minis son dislikes war and why he muy shrink able evidence we have supports their incuts of office. Hut when fooled by ' ruth. are fast IVicrtl \ « I 25c ami 30c the leaders of their own party, both be trom offering his life to defeat the am At first we doubted the truth o f the fore and after election and believing tdtiou of a blood-crazed kaiser. War is nut a pleasant pastime and to imagine reports of the mutilation of little ehil the president had made serious mistakes Mrs. E. D. Ynughii yourself impaled upon the bayonet of dren, hut now many of the victims of of judgment, how could they be expect Mis («. 1., Alloman R R Vratch i lew \ 11**111» n i.ue of the puppets of German militar German frightfulnesa have sought ref ed to lie as militant ly- patriotic as the Mrs. II It Ycutrh Mis J ur \ in hr o*r< i-in and frightfulness rs not a partic uge here. We can not doubt the mute republicans are now when u democratic V. D White \\ I Mm k ot t evidence o f the earless heads o f little ularly pleasaut sensation, nor likely president is carrying out the very poll Mrs. Ellu Wilson Mis. W K Murk?*tt to eause one to become enamored of children aud the scarred stub where eies they contended would have to be M rs. F uuiii *' B. Wood t 1« :i i » in n tt Ml». 1 M once was a little hand. The undeniable Mr* Maude Wheeler F. M < ‘hafiaun life in the trenches. carried out, and which they fervantly Mis. A. It Wood evidence has even reached Oregon. Mnv 1 tugan But there are some things which lieve are the only solution o f a grave T. O. W heeler Mr* Hill Unirgli There is, in our opinion, no atrocity red-blooded man can not read about problem ? N \V White Mrs. O Uru<ll»ml without a desire surging in his breast too repulsive for those who have no re A. H W ood Mis T O. !lut«*hin«ou Democrats would have been pa spec» for childhood. We doubt nothing Mrs. .! D Westeuhever B ossi o II UtchiDNoll io avenge the terrible wrong. triotic, but the same spirit would nut Mrs Lee Roy Woo«!* Mrs. «1. V. Johnnoii The killing of innocent woman aud that can be told of the crimes of those have been there. They would have felt D H W nod* Mr- .\R|f94lU 1 .«• W 1 * who would »o cruelly mutilate three children in air raids upon defenselcsi that the sacrifice of life and limb could 'Continued from first pug.- Carol yn Woods A U n u 1. i ml ■ troni aud four-year-old children. cities and by torpedoing passenger ves J \ Wright have been prevented by Wilson, and \*bd|•h l.imifltrom So this is not only a war for the lib \lr- E. 1.. Worthington D. A. 1 .iuclRtrom .-.-Is ia enough to make the most peace men cannot be expected to be militant .las. 1*. Ilari erty of the world, it is not only a war lira. Laura Woolley M rs. t? W M*- K«* vuoiti* loviug man want to pick up a gun and ly patriotic over a war which they Dun Humant Mis A lfred White M rs. 1 1 M • l ( n i o i d i kill those responsible for such atrocities. for world democracy, it is not only think might easily have been pre .1 K Y oimg E. E. Hale Kenn «•Ih 1*. M o Hoy nolíl* war to avenge ruthless submarine war The stories of the maiming of Belgian vented. There are eveu republicans un I f there arc any who Mat» •d Oft E L. M e K f y i Id T. IS Hartley fare, it is not only a war to exterminate their pi «••Ig«* <»r?l* that $ 1.00 w n* to N|» aud French childreu by cruelly ampu M i» .faino* Maokoy patriotic enough )i f you wish to put it Mr» U.-ssie A. Harris the militarism of Germany. It is a war |»ly toward* in»*ml»«*r *h ip in th«* l<»«•al Mr. A. iVrini tating ears and hands are enough to that way) as to say thut many lives Mrs. B. U. Job hranoh. am! who*«* nani«** ?l?» not h Id M*»r for womanhood. It is a war to give \ f . •rim make a fighting demon out of th ill be sacrificed because of dishrng •M im . VI in. I ’. Johnson i»l»o\ o, fh«*y »hon Id notify Mr» P K lir a If iVrini woman the right to dispose o f her own •viis. C. K. Jones Havior himself. iiplomai-y. There is u good basis upon Job, secretary, at once There is u pos A Boilerstrom body, it is a war to protect maidenhood B. R. Job We may differ in our opinions as to sibility thut some o f tin- pledge rards Mrs. A Bollerai rout which to judge what democrats would in its virtue and for the sanctity of .Mrs. A. Jury which have been paid in full hnd such Grida Noilerslroui the cause of the war; we may differ have said about Hughes if they thought V V . V, John.sun the marital relation, it is a war to final a notation but thut a « record was runde Gu» Turner »lightly as to how we got iutn the war, he war might have been prevented. Mm. F. Johnson o f the fact. Mrs Frank Turner ly establish woman on an equality with but we can not differ in our determina Mrs. J. I. Jones Btiil another important point which The iiieinbers o f the Divide auxiliary Julia Turner man, it is a war to establish woman as Frank Knox tion to exterminate the monsters respon are as follow«: Marie II Turner fhe Oregonian fails to tuke into con tli« arbiter o f her own destiny, as the Mrs. l»eo. Kerr sible for outrages such as these. sideration is that democrats have nev Geo. O. Knowles home-maker, as the companion of the But these are not the worst. er shown the same ability in solving tin- Mrs. C. J. Keui man of her own choosing, as the sole « • • Mis. Buruh Kerr ional problems as the republican«— judge of how she will dispose her own E C O N O M IC AND M ILITAR Y Mrs. Nuiuh Kuui I f there is one thing for which a hey have never shown the sumc fore virtues; it is a war to destroy forever Mrs. Mulviuu King Christian nation stands, it is for gentle sightedness— and democratic congress PREPAREDNESS C. J. Kern the idea fostered by German militarism ness toward womankind, for the protec men could not be expected to see as Mrs. B. B. King that woman is a breeding machine and tion of womanhood and the sanctity of jiiickly ns the republicans have done •Mrs. Alice Knotts that she has no voice in the regulation Kruuk Knox the marital relation. hat unreserved support of the presi- of her own affairs. l a sdd ltlun ta r o m p í a l a c u r s a s lo « a n a r a l and Mrs. Frank Kuo* There are few of us who very severe lent (whether he be right or wrong) ac la n t lflc a d u c atlo n . p i f a r « futí o p p o r t u n l t l « * Ir. This is a war for humanity, it ia true, Mr». Kittle Kune ly criticize the father who takes the a national duty in times like Mrs. B. M Lyueti MILITARY DRILL, OOMESTIC SCIENCE hut also for womanhood. Where is the life of one who has violated his daagh- he»e. They have not shown that fore !.. R. Lung ARTS AND COMMERCE man with soul so dead, with heart so Ei.it- Leu sightedness even in support o f the pros- P la n f a r a f f a e t l v o futu ra « a r v l e a . Vo ur r o o n t r y weak, with blood so thin, that he is not Geoigi- Layug n a o d a l t . S a s d l a r f r a o lllu s lra ta il b a a h l a t « . " l r a i n ¡lent o f their own party. What could ready to lay down life, if necessary, for Mrs. J. B. Lew is ••»a Bra ln for P a s c a pr » « " and " T h a « f a n ó n and lo 1 expected of then* when ealled upon Mrs. K. J. Leuui « k a U n t vo ra lt y•" A d d r a * * R a i l . t i n r . the protection of womanhood? support a republican? Mrs. Kurl K. .Mills Even the birds of the air and the UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugeae, Oregon Mrs. Jeun Mosby Btiil another good reason why it is beasts of the forests fight for their Mrs. Minnie MiBer well that Hughes was defeated is that mates and their offspring. Are we D. B. Minogue mates and their offspring. Are any o f the democrats would now be saying “ I G. M. Murksbury old you so.” As it is, the tallies are W.W. McFarland is lower than those? lirned, to the advantage of the losers. Mrs. Myrtle Mr Farland Karl K. Mills The Oregonian’s lack o f prescience Now is the time for all good men to 1L A. Miller n this instance is almost demoeratir. eouie to the aid o f their country. Mrs. James Morun h. C. Lockwood T H E T R U T H W I L L OUT D. A. MucLeod T H E O REGO N IAN LOSING PRE »C22VK Hugh Murray SCIENCE. Is a favorite rout« for those s«ekiug diversity B. L Mackin There were those who «cuffed when, IL C. Madsen of scenery, opportunity to visit many attract It is not uncommon to hear the re uring fhe late lamented ennipiiign Mrs. O. L. Nichols mark that it is fortunate that Mr. W il he ardent supporters o f Hughes said Mrs. C. F. Nichols Ive rlNes en rout« and enjoy the best in son was reelected, because America that the campaign conducted by the Mrs. 1*. U. Oleo 11 Borne people put a heavy veil on, travel would not have been behind Hughe« as lemoerat* was rarrying us by the most Martha J. Kuyser Daynn so to speak, when they look t is behind Wilson in this mighty crisis. A. B. Dowell through their reading glasses at Cun that be so? I f it is so, it assumes certain path into war with Germany. Neva Derkins objects more than a few feet that many Americans are actiug loyally The Sentinel predicted that the siren- Lester Dhelps away. Things look blurry and in from a coerced patriotism. We will be noted slogan “ lie kept it* out of w a r’ ’ Mrs. Minnie Drotzinun distinct. plainer. It assumes that the body of the would return to plngte those who used Ruth Dowell This proves that they need democratic party would not support Mrs. F. (J. Ralston it. K R Y P T O K glasses. The glasses Hughes us president, in u struggle be Mrs. Martha Ross First and second class to the east and south you now wear may be good for But those who luughcd then sre now ween our republic and the German au Henry Rhode dose work, but when you look up, tocracy, as the great body of the repub- aware of the deadly truth of the pre Mrs. I. in mu Rngediile apply via California. The trip can be made you cannot see distant objects ‘ iean party is supporting President W il diction. Jack ifoacb clearly. son. Is the republican party more loyal very economically. Mrs. B. R. Smith The revelations of • Ambassador Ger than the democratic? We spurn the C. f'j. Btewart aril, published, undoubtedly, with the thought, and declare that where all are Mrs. C. M. Bhinn patriotic and brave and determined to consent of his chief, the president, bear GLASSES Mrs. Helen Bilsby THE ORLY INVISIBLE BIFOCAL see this war through if it takes a gen out every word of the prediction of the J. H. Bimeral eration o f time and all the money and republican«. The German prime min Mrs. Elbert Smith They not only “ lift the v e i l ” the best blood we have, there can be no Mrs. Angie Bwengel inter said, “ Wilson was elected as a pro from distant things but also en monopoly o f loyalty, courage, or sacri Mrs. John B. Bilsby able you to see near-by objects fice in any party or group. A ll alike test against war. He was elected on a O. M. Scott (with one pair of glasses) clearly are Americans for America, in this war, peace at-nny price platform. He will Roy.K . Short and distinctly. K R Y D T O K 8 (pro and always. I f some are not for Amer keep out of war at any price. Nothing Mrs.M.ottie Scott nounced Crip-tocks) are crystal Round trip to principal cities in the earn will ica, they are for Germany. They cannot Esther Bilsby will happen.’ ’ Thoae nre almost the ex clear, without seam, line or be for both.— The Oregonian. Arthur J. Btewart be on sale certain days in August and Hep hump. T h a t ’s why they are in act words of the German. The ambaasa Juhn B. Bilaby In this editorial comment the usually finitely superior to all other dor tells us that the actions of Bryan Mrs. Endora Bams tetnher. These tickets apply over practically prescient Oregonian shows deplorable double vision glasses. and Wilson were construed in Germany C. M. Shinn Call and let us tell you other ignorance in the gentle a t of deduction. all routes. Lydia E. Stouffer reasons why you should have Taken as a body the demócrata are to mean that we would overlook any in -Mrs. I). J. Scholl K R Y P T O K glasses sult and that the notes to Germany were certainly as patriotic as the republi Elbert Smith Mrs. Alfred Bkei cans, but i f the Oregonian had given for home consumption only. Ask your local ugent for partiejiler* or write We must admire the president for not Mrs. Gland Schrack much study to the actions and temper of EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Gertrud« M. Trask attempting to suppress Gerard’s story, JOHN M. BGOTT, G E N E R A L D AMNENGEIt AGENT, P O R T L A N D democratic congressmen it could hardly AND OPTICIAN Mrs. Archie Thompson whiuh is such a severe criticism of W il come to any other conclusion than that Telephone 362 Ella Thompson son diplomacy, blit the story is little Broken Lenses Quickly Replaced Mrs. E. Tptini« if Hughes had been elected the demo else than confirmation of the republican Factory on the Premisea Edwin Titilar cratic congress would have attempted claims of the recent campaign. 861 Willamette St., Eugene, Ore. G. E Gmphrey to block his every act that had for its The truth will oui. Mrs. Ç. E. 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