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be im p olite in so doing. \ s o l d i e r 's life
is m ore p re c io u s t h a n th e fe e lin g s of the
th o u g h tle s s ela c k e r.
Talk only cheers th in g s, women. You
h a v e h e a rd t h a t th e Y an k ee is th e best
t i g h t e r on e a r t h , t h a t oue \m e i lean Is
a s good a s tw o llu u s , t h a t th e A in en eu n
soldier is th e best p aid , th e best fed au d
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h e a rd th a t we a r e rapidly s i n k in g th e
s u b m a rin e s , t h a t only on e tro o p ship
has beeu h it. t h a t th e \ i u e n e u n boys
I a r e w in n in g in th e tr e n c h e s, t h a t th e
Vuietieuu bo )» a re going to win the
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t a l k a b o u t th e s e th i n g s K neo u rag e
' t h e boy a. Love th em an d e h e e r them .
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If you t h i n k it is so h a r d to kill a n d
be killed, to r g o o d n e ss s a k e slop tlie
c la c k in g t h a t m ean s th e n e e d l e s s shed
d in g of th e blood of our ow n b r a v e boys
T h e K v a u sto n , 111., ebild who. w hile
w a lk in g w ith his l a t h e r and seeing th e
e v e n in g s t a r so b rig h t m th e heav en s,
said th a t “ God had h u n g ou t his ser
vice flag in th e sky an d must h a v e a
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T R A IT O R S
In th e sam e d a y 's news we re a d t h a t
teu th o u s a n d s h ip b u ild e rs , alm ost w ith
out w a rn in g , h av e go ne ou s t r i k e to r
h ig h e r w ag es a u d t h a t th e h ead of a
g r e a t s teel m a n u f a c t u r i n g c o n c e rn has
b een a r r e s t e d c h a r g e d w ith using in
t e n o r steel in d ri v e s h a f ts f u r n is h e d fo r
g o v e rn m e n t ship-.
A n y o n e who w ould d e li b e r a t e ly dc
stro v th e w ay s upon w hich a vessel was
Tis th e S t a r S p a n g le d B a n n e r,
b ein g c o n s t r u c te d m ig h t be shot as a
Oh! loug may it w ave
t r a i t o r , bu t his a c t w ould not delay the
O 'e r th e lan d o f th e free
w a r a n y more t h a u th e s t r i k e o f th e
A n d th e home o f th e b rav e.
sh ip builders.
'T is th e S t a r S p a n g le d Haulier,
T h e g o v e r n m e n t has a n e f f e c t i v e way
Oh! loug m ay it w av e
of a d j u s t i n g w a g e scales. T h ese uieu
O 'e r th e la n d o f th e free
did not a v a il th e m s e lv e s of th i s m ethod.
A nd th e home o f th e b rav e.
T h e y t u r n e d d e a f e a r s to th e a p p e a l of
th e p re s id e n t.
MY ROWS AW RY
D elay iu b u ild in g sh ip s will prolong
th e w ar, a n d p ro lo n g in g th e w a r m ean s
( W i th apologies to th e a u th o r of
t h e d e a th of th o u s a n d s of o u r y o u n g
a fa m o u s soug.)
men. Upon th o se who d e l i b e r a t e ly ob
The hours 1 s p en t in s w e a te r a rt ,
s t r u c t th e b u ild in g o f sh ip s th r o u g h
A re a s a s t r in g o f p u rl s — 1 sigh
s t r ik e s w hich a re no t n ecess ary in ordet
To co u n t th e m o v er e v e ry oue a p a r t ,
to rig h t some t e r r i b l e w ron g is th e blood
M y row s a w r y — m y rows a w ry .
of th o s e who die b ecau se of such unpu
t r io t ic a c tio n .
Kuch h o ur I p u r l— each p u rl ta k e care,
We f a i l to see how th e y a r e much
To d ro p no s t i t c h lest 1 be stu n g ,
b e t t e r t h a n comm on tr a it o r s .
1 co u n t, y e a co un t u n to th e eud.
D e f e c ti v e steel iu th e m ech a n ism of
A n d th e r e a sleeve is hung.
th e b o a ts w hich a r e to c a r r y tr o o p s and
food to E u ro p e m ay m e a n th e d e a t h of
O, m em ories t h a t bless a u d b u rn .
th o u s a n d s. T h e d e f e c t i v e steel w a s used,
O f r a v e l iu g o u t at b i t t e r loss,
it is alleg ed, iu a c o n sp ira c y to mulct
1 d ro p a p u rl, y e t s t r i v e at least to learn th e g o v e r n m e n t o f h u n d re d s of th ou
To k n it across, sw eet a r t , to k n it across. san d s uf dollars.
W hile ou r bo ys a r e g o in g cheerily
TH E CLACKERS
f o r th to m eet th e blood g l u t t e d w ar
m o n s te r, w hile ou r women a re s t r a i n i n g
O f course y o u ’ve h e a rd o f th e s l a c k ­ th em selv es in th e m a k i n g of Red Gross
ers.
su pp lies, w hile we a r e s a c r if i c in g plea
H a v e y o u h e a rd o f th e c l a c k e r s f
su res au d necessities in o rd er to buy
T h e tw o w ords so u n d much alik e , an d li b e rt y bonds, h e re a r e w ork m en who
as f a r as se rv ic e to c o u u tr y is co ncern ed put d o lla rs a b o v e ttieir p a t r i o t i s m and
th e s la c k e r is no w orse t h a n th e in d is a g r e a t m a n u f a c t u r i n g co n c e rn which
c ri m i n a te cla c k e r, a n d e v e ry w om an of p u ts lucre a b o v e th e lives o f ou r sol
A m e ric a should read th e le a d in g a rt ic l e d iers an d sailors.
in C o ll ie r 's o f F e b r u a r y H, by Win. S.
In th e case o f th e p r o f ite e r s we r a n
M c N u tt , w hich denis w ith t h a t su b je c t say w ith o u t h e s ita n c y t h a t th e y should
w ith o u t gloves.
be used as d e c o r a t io n s for th e most c o n ­
T h e cla e k e rs a r e th e women (o r m en ) v en ie n t lam p posts.
w ho d is c o u ra g e o u r so ld ier boys by
Iu th e case o f th e w o rk m e n , it has
c la c k in g a b o u t how ti rrib le it m ust be long passed th e ti m e when such a c t s
to go to w a r aud g e t cu t all to p ieces as th e i r s should be m ildly t r e a te d . T h ey
b y th e blood t h i r s t y G erm an s , w ho d i s ­ should be o rd e r e d to re m a in a t work
co u ra g e th e so ld iers by c la c k in g to th e p e n d in g g o v e r n m e n t i n v e s ti g a ti o n un
buys a t hom e on fu r lo u g h a b o u t how- do r p e n a lt y of b ein g b ra n d e d
as
d r e a d f u l i t is to see th e m e a g e r to get tr a it o r s , an d th e y should be o rd e r e d to
to F r a n c e au d shoot a n d kill, a n d clack a b id e by th e r e c o m m e n d a t io n s o f th e
in a w ay to m a k e t h e boys feel like g o v e rn m e n t.
m u r d e r e r s ; who, w hile k n i t t i n g an d
W a r is w a r a n d t h e tim e fo r mild
se w in g fo r th e Red C ross c la c k to a t r e a t m e n t o f th o se who i n t e r f e r e with
m o t h e r o f a so ld ier some s t o r y a b o u t i t s p ro s e c u tio n has passed.
how t h e boys a r e m i s t r e a t e d , u n d e rf e d
T h e re is it new d e f i n i t i o n o f a t r a i t o r
an d u n d erclo th ed .
in such tim es as th e s e bu t th e old s ty le
T h e c la e k e rs a r e so m e tim e s close r e l­ p u n is h m e n t is g o o d enough.
a ti v e s o f a soldier boy an d t h e y moan
an d weep o v e r him a n d m a k e him feel
T h e d r a f t e v a d e r w ho had his w ife
as i f he h a d d o ne s o m e th i n g o f which -lam a w a y a t his t r i g g e r fin g e r w ith an
his re la tiv e s a r e ash am ed .
ax has m u r a g e enough to m a k e a good
T h e c la e k e rs a re th o se who r e p e a t u n ­ f ig h te r.
fo u n d e d sto rie s o f t e r r i b l e d i s a s t e r s to
th e soldier boys.
P U B L IC IT Y FOR FOOD T R A IT O R S
T h e clae k ers a r e th o s e who tell sto ries
A N D R ED CROSS S L A C K E R S
a b o u t th e g o v e r n m e n t h o ld in g back the
t r u t h ab o u t w h at is h a p p e n in g to our
In a recen t issue t h e C o rv a llis C o u rier
boys.
p u blished th e n am e of a bu sin ess m an of
T h e clae k ers a re th o s e who t a l k p e ss i­ t h a t c i t y who re f u s e d to c o n t r i b u t e to
m istically to th e so ld ier boys.
th e Red Cross, who re f u s e d to e o n tr ib
T h e c lae k ers a r e th o se who still a rg u e u te t o th e Y. M. C. A., w ho re f u s e d to
t h a t we could h a v e been k e p t o u t of bu y li b e rt y bonds an d who r e f u s e d to
t h e w ar some way a n d t h a t we were a b id e by th e food re g u la tio n s.
fo rc e d in to it by p r o f ite e r s a n d m o n i­
T h e C o u rie r g a v e th i s m an th e p ro p e r
tio n m a n u f a c tu r e rs .
t r e a t m e n t , am i it is s a f e to say he will
T h e cla e k e rs a re th o se who s a y to a be out o f busin ess in s id e o f a m o n th .
m o t h e r : “ I suppose you feel te r r i b l y
T h a t is th e k in d o f t r e a t m e n t t h a t
a b o u t y o u r boy being in th e array . Jt should be g iv en a n y such m an in an y
will ruin his f u t u r e life if, p e rc h a n c e , he to w n in th e U n ited .States. If is a n e f ­
d o e s n ’t d ie o f p n e u m o n ia or i s n ' t killed f e c t i v e t r e a t m e n t .
b y th e G erm ans. ’ ’ T h e c la e k e rs a r e th ose
A nd th e s a m e t r e a t m e n t can be ap-
who r e p e a t sto ries to th e e f f e c t t h a t | plied to th o se who a r e not in business.
th e g o v e rn m e n t is g o in g to t a k e from
T ho se who, th o u g h a b le, do not s u b ­
people th e i r can n ed f r u i t and d rie d veg scrib e to t h •• Red C ross an d Y. M. C. A.
e t a b l e s , who re p e a t sto rie s to th e e f f e c t a n d who do not bu y li b e r t y bon ds, an d
t h a t th e rich a r e n ’t eco n o m izing food, e sp ecially th ose who do n o t t r y to coin
t h a t th e r e is p le n ty o f fo od a n d t h a t ply w ith th e food r e g u l a ti o n s , a r e
H o o v e r is a g r a f t e r .
looked a t a s k a n c e by p a tr io t ic citizens.
T h e cla e k e rs th i n k th e y a re p a tr io t ic Were t h e i r n am es p u b lish ed in th e news
c itizen s , b u t th ey a re in re a lity p e d dling j pap ers, th e y would be o s tra c iz e d from
t h e dope th e G erm an g o v e r n m e n t w ants society.
th e m to peddle. T h e y a re in r e a lity d o ­
A nd it is co m in g to th a t .
in g free o f c h a rg e w h at th e G erm an
B e fo re th is w ar is o v e r T he S e n tin e l
g o v e r n m e n t h as p aid millions to have m a y pub lish in black ty p e as food
i t s a g e n ts do.
t r a i t o r s , or as Red Cross o r Y. M. (!. A.
T h e y a re unconsciously a s s is tin g th e sla c k e rs , th e n am es of a few who h av e
G erm an p ro p a g a n d a .
h e r e t o f o r e passed as re s p e c ta b le c i t i ­
T h e y a r e d o in g th i n g s th a t a G erm an zens.
alien would be c lap p e d in to ju il fo r
A lre a d y th e w ork has com m enced by
doing.
j word o f m o u th an d t h e r e a r e m a n y who
T h e s l a c k e r is p ro m p tly p u t into ja il, would feel u n c o m f o r ta b le if th e y knew
b u t t h e c la c k e r c a n ’t be so easily w h a t o th e r s a r e sa y in g o f th em f o r th e i r
re a c h e d , an d is fo r t h a t reason th e more f a i lu r e to g iv e th e i r ti m e and m oney to
d a n g e ro u s .
w a r work.
I t ’s ti m e f o r th e c la e k e rs to sto p p r o ­
m o t in g th e k a i s e r ’s bu siness an d to
LOY ALTY MUST BE C ER TA IN .
t a l k on ly a b o u t tho se th in g s which will
p ro m o te th e w a r.
T h e m o re we see a n d h e a r o f th e so-
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Over Here--Save and Sew
ECONOMY IS THE KEYNOTE OF THE WORK TO BE DONE BY THOSE WHO STAY AT HOME
Women who have never beiore done their own sewing are turning cheerfully to the needle in order to
cut down the costs of home management In doing this they are finding a new interest a new pleasure
in making and designing their own dresses
To all who are earnestly helping the nation conserve we enthusiastically call attention to our com
píete showing of
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OUR NEW SPRING ASSORTMENT IS UNUSUALLY RESPLENDENT IN DAINTY COLORINGS
and attractiveness of design at a period when individuality in dress materials is hard to express To those
who prefer distinctiveness in materials—who want style combined with durable quality, we unhesitatingly
recommend our showing of
Georgette Crepe
Crepe de Chine
Honan Shantung
Piques
Chiltons
Poplins
Swiss
Dimities
Voiles
Ginghams
Madras
Lawns
Repps
Novelty Weaves
Military Plaids
Ottomans
Cordélame
Serges
WE INVITE YOUR EARLY VISIT TO OUR DRESS GOODS COUNTERS WITH THE WARNING
that first comers will have a much greater choice from which to make a pleasing and satisfactory selection
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poor ju d g m e n t iu a s s o c ia tin g lln-rnselv «
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w ith such m en as K. .1. S ta c k , fo r c i
am ple, in th e prom o tio n of any in.».-- R e q u ite d by th e A ct of C ong ress ol
in cut. S tu ck is th e iniiii who t h r e a te n . |
A u g u s t 24, 1012.
th e co u n try w ith a rev o lu tio n in the
e v e n t o f th e pa ss a g e o f the consci .pt:*-u
t If t 'o t ta g e G rov i S e n tin e l, publi-licd
act. Only recently th e tw o h ead nffi
vv e e k ly ut t ’o tta g e «uovo, t *1 egoII , for
ce rs of th e N o rth D a k o ta Non p a r t i s a n O cto b e r 1, I’. tls.
league, w ith which th e Oregon leagu e
S t a t e o f O regon, f'ouiitv o f l.nnc, ss.
is a f f i l i a t e d , h a v e b s - ii a rr e s te d in Mm
B efore me, a n o ta r y public in an d fot
n eso ta for d is lo y a lty to c o u n tr y , an d ii itili- s t a t e a n d c o u n ty a f o r e s a id , person
was befo re th is leag u e t h a t S e n a to r I .a ally a p p e a r e d Klbert Bede, who. h av in g
F o ll e tt e d e liv e re d th e speech which -s been duly sw orn in-cording to law, de
lik ely to p u t him out o f public life.
a nil Mays t h a t h»* is tin* e d ito r ot*
O u ts i d e o f th e bud c o m p a n y w hica Tb«* (-ottiigB («rovi* Sditili** I ami t h a t
one has to k e e p to be a m em b er o f Ibe th « f o llo w in g i*, to th«* b**st o f In*
league, we do not t a k e very rune.i to knowb'dg** ami l>Hi**f, a trui* Ktnt**in»*iit
an y such one m an a f f a i r as th is w here of th** owmTrihip, m a n a g e m e n t, ete. <*t
t h e o ff ic e r s h a v e c a r t e b l a n c h e m dis th e aforeriai*! p u b lic a tio n fu r the «lat«*
po sin g o f th e h u n d re d s of th o u s a n d s o f rihovvn in th e alios** c a p tio n , required by
d o ll a rs t h a t a r e co llected to r m e m b e r th** act o f congrí*.«« AugiiMt lit, I1H2,
sh ip fees. A n y o n e who can a e p a rn t" em bod ied in section l i d , pont ni lavs«* and
th e W il la m e tt e valley f a r m e rs fro m ■* I• • reg u latio n * , p r i n t e d mi th** rever«** hide
each for th e p r iv ile g e o f jo i n in g a p> o f t litri turni, t*» ss it :
I. T h a t th e nant**H am! nddre* ***** of
litic a l p a r t y is a m i g h ty sh rew d an d a
p a r t i c u l a r l y sm ooth one. And t h e r • is th e p u b lish e r, e d ito r, m a n a g in g e d ito r
one t h i n g c e r t a in th e O n g o n f a r m e r and buriinenH m an ag e r« a r e : Klbert Mede
is not go ing to ti e up w ith a n y p a r t y and Klbert S m ith.
w hile th e r e is an y q u c . ti o n o f :h • loy­
Ktlitor, K lb ert Hede.
M a n a g in g e d ito r, K lb ert Heile.
a l t y o f th o se a t th e head of it.
Huhin**riri m a n a g e r. Filbert Mede, Cot
tag»* (iros e, ( )re.
D EM OC R AT R E S IG N S O FFIC E.
T h a t th** o w n ers a r e : Filbert H**de and
Filbert. S m ith .
T h e f i r s t recorded i n s ta n c e o f s dem
3. T h a t th** know n bondholder«, mort
ocr.af r e s ig n in g public o f f ic e f w " ! , s:-i
a r y a t t a c h e d ) w ith in recent y e a r s t i c k
p lace last week, when J . C D a rk e r <pii* S O U T H E R N P A C I F I C T I M E T A B L E
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t h e s h e r i f f ' s o ff ic e , l i e g iv e s as his
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w hose f a v o r he prom ised tw o y e a r s ag o
to s t e p asid e, m igh t hav e th e in side ; Mouth a.« Anliland.
t r a e k in th e g e n e ra l election by v ir tu e
T ry the w a n t ad. way.
o f b ein g a p p o in t e d to fill out t h e un
e x p ir e d term . As th e o f f ic e hns been
held so long by d e m o c r a ts , th e c o u n ty
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c o u r t was helpless in m a k i n g th e np
p o in t m e n t , if a m an f a m i l i a r w ith tin-
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w ere none but d e m o c r a ts a v a il a b le . It
is a g re e d by re p u b lic a n s t h a t K lkins
•
( io a t M i l k
will be much e a s ie r to d e f e a t t h a n
T he Incom /ntrable lln b y tin n ì
P a r k e r would h a v e been, a lt h o u g h th e
The Perfetti t innì Jor Invaliti «
l a t t e r w as g iv en a run fo r his m oney
W**rha tvonrif-m in rrat«»ri»p I i *- n I i I i In ili*»**» J
•ii A trin g Witti lui.* i • ,il*.«i« o r atonia* li
tw o y e a r s ago.
D o n ’t fo r g e t t h a t by p a y in g a full
called N on p a r t i s a n le a g u e , t h e less it y e a r ’s su b s c rip tio n in a d v a n c e you get
a p p e a ls to us. W hile t h e m o tiv e s of sucti it a t th e old r a t e o f $1.60. T h e new r a t e
men as C. K. S pence c a n h a r d l y be e n t ap p lies on d e lin q u e n t a c c o u n t s only, t f
f ro u M c . P oniti «•'ly «o lv ra t h è f iru h lriii
o t in f a n tile m a l n u t r i ti « « .
W I0 E M A N N
r * . / . . n i n i ui,
G 0AT
A (arm hand that never
com p la in t or grumbles
one that d u e t not ask for vaiations or
ever quit D ependable, willing, strong
and always ready to work at the xnap of a switch
that t the sort ol farm hand you need now that good
labor is to scarce anil that’s the sort of farm hand you gi t
whe-n you have a
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FARM LIGHTING PLANT
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An electric m otor connec ted to this plant will turn th«- separator,
the c hurn and the grindstone.
It will wash the clothes, clean
the house and do a liundi I other irksome i h o n s a n d it will d o
the work p. rfei tly, as only • !* * n i* ity «an every day, «very week r<
and every year.
Y ou can utilize the same gas engine you have on your farm to
run this plant whii h makes it as econom ical as it is pra< tic al.
Y«*u ow e it to yourself to have tins willing fann hand o n your
farm in fact you really «an’t affoid to he without it.
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tin - I >tb dav • • t F e b r u a r y , D.*|s
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Mv • • oum is-ooi e x p ir e - t n t Is, loll*
T he T ireless F arm H and
MYERS.
Room 1 O regon H o tel Rlilg.
AT L C A D I N O D H O U G I S T «
P u t u p in 11-or
gagees, and o th e r security bidders own
m g or holding I per cent or more of
to ta l a mou lit of bonds, m o r tg a g e - , or
o t h e r sec u ritie s are, F ir - t N a tio n a l
B ank , Cot t a g e G rove, Ore.
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Fhonc 44, C o tt a g e Grove, Ore.
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