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r AGB TWO DAILY KOGlTi BTYKH COCKIKJI MND.1Y, NOVKMIIKIl 10, 1018. i til ROGUE MB COW FublUhed Dally Except Saturday k. E. VOORHIES. Pub. and Prepr. Catered at postofflce. Grants Paaa, Or., h Mcond class mall matter. ADVERTISING RATES Display space, per Inch 1& Lioeal-Dersonal column, per line 10c headers, per line 6c ' DAILY COURIER ' Bv man or carrier, per year.... 6.00 Br mail or carrier, p.r month.. .60 WEEKLY COURIER y mall, per year .11.60 MEMBER OP ASSOCIATED PREbo The Associated Press li exclusively entitled to the use tor republication mt all news diaaatohea credited to it r not otherwise credited in this .taper and also fte local newt pub lished herein. All rights of republication of spe elal dispatches herein ae also marred. , SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1918. OREGON WEATHER . f Rain. moderate southerly 4 winds. - 4 T3bw mm i iilHl ' ' r-- .. HOSIERY FO MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED IT IB LEFT TO YOU. IF WEAR IS .NOT SATISFACTORY RETURN TO IS FOR ANOTHER PAIR. Kinney & Truax 4 MINUTE SPEECHES' the exhortations of a soap-box ora tor to start the (use attached to his warped and diseased brain to eet him off on a mission of arson and mur der. He is a leper, a canker on ci ilization and when convicted in the courts only a long term in prison, or the gallows, will curb him. The BolsheTlkl now attempting to gain a foothold In the United States are not producers of anything un less It is hell. They are the dis turbing Iement among organised labor. They have bright visions of changing the government ' for the better, but one has only to look at the chaotlo situation in that part of Russia where they are now in power to perceive the final results of their teachings. The path they point out leads to murder, arson and degrada tion. During the past few weeks the United States courts have been handling these inciters of rebellion in a satisfactory manner, but only by a continuance of the same treat ment, and even a more drastic course can the Bolshevik! element be elim lnated. - It is up to the courts.. Roosevelt, Villainous, shrewd ana Hun-Hke in their methods, Junkers," etc.,' etc. Oo to it. Jackson, we know you feel like It THEY WILL BOON BE WITH US With the ending of the war it will soon be In order to say, "we have with us tonight the well known and eminent Mr. Hobo and bis illus trious co-partner, the Hon. I. W. W. who will engage the attention of the great American audience for an in definite period." Arise, with much gusto, the two "Hons" above mentioned, and the great show is on; the stage in the United States is always set. The hypo thesis becomes a cold, concrete fa- and It will be a fact The hobo has entirely disappeared ' He has not, for months, answered "present" at the back door for his dally handout But he wllL return we cannot loose him. Ha was not quite so hard to manage as his part ser, the ever recalcitrant I. W. W., but the latter has, through the en forcement of stringent laws, been held la leash been partly subdued., But like the Spanish influenza bug. although invisible, the spirit of these two "Hons" is marching on and at various points has appeared in the more virulent form, that of the Am erican Bolshevlkl. This la the last tage of the disease and It either kills the patients or else is crushed and the United States courts must be the weapon with which to do the crushing. While the typical American hobo is not generally considered a danger ous character, so long as he can be restrained from assembling with many of his brethren, his first cou sin, the American Bolshevlkl, is the real red-fire element the United States has had some dealings with and may be compelled to deal with for months following the close of hostilities on the western front. He Is the loaded stick in the woodpile the poison In the -water, the wrench in the cogs of governmental machin ery and bis eradication will require more stringent measures than have ever been enforced In America. Short prison terms only augment his ten)' "er and increases his venom. He is (he genuine anarchist and needs only 'It Is reported from .Berlin that the famous Hlndenburg Idol the wooden statue erected In the days of his glory has to be guarded from the people. To keep then! from bit ing the nails they once drove In so worshlptuliyT The Germans say they want peace "consistent with German honor. Fair enough. That will be sulphur and brimstone for every last Boch who has been committing those crimes which have been shaming the devil. Germany has broken diplomatic relations with the Bolsheviks. Pos sibly they were Jealous of the long' whiskered gentry because the latter vied with the Hun army In brutal ity. It Here is the way the Oregon Jour nal explains its big blunder in an' nounclng that the war had ended lays the blame for the false report on Admiral Wilson, commander of the American naval forces in French waters. 1 And then the Journal adds editorially: "The country celebrated peace yesterday. Whether the cele bration was premature or not, Ger many is gone Berlin knows her doom." Any old day the Journal can't "slide out from under" it's a colder day than it ever gets In Ore gon. The real squealing will come when the Germans, having had the 'steenth "victory, loan" squeezed out of them begin raising their first indemnity loan. (Owlna- to the ban placed on pub lic gatherings duo to the Spanish ln- flueuia, the Four .Minute men win deliver their messages through the press Instead of at the theatres. I Rev. Melville T. Wire We have come to feel that the war Is about over, Austria. lUilusrla and Turkey are out of It and Germany Is begging for peace terms. The kaiser and his unspeakable pirate crew, otherwise known as the German hlah command, are vainly bolstering a tottering autocracy. Vlotory for de mocracy Is within our grasp. H Is time for rejoicing, but also a time in which no effort should be slack ened In our support of the war and all the enterprises connected with It, We must not we dare not stop now, The kaiser always launches his peace offensives at the time Americans are organising some campaign tor war funds. We are now on the eve of the United War Work drive. If peace should be declared tomorrow these organisations would have Important work to do for a year yet. The period between the cessation of fighting and 4he actual domoblll satlon of our troops will be, for the average soldier, the most trying per iod of his enlistment. The incen tlve of actual fighting will he gone It will be a period of comparative Inactivity. Such times are the most trying on the morals and morale of soldiers. The Y. M. C. A. and allied Interests will be needed more than ever. We should oversubscribe the amounts asked. To slacken our ef' forts would he to Invite disaster for the organizations which our govern ment has commissioned to look after the welfare of our boys abroad. We cannot now pause to argue the wis dom of combining all these organl tattons In one big drive. If we with hold our dollars our boys abroad will suffer. Differences o( opinion can await the actual close of the war for adjustment. Remember that our army In France Is vastly larger than It has been. If more boys are over seas that means more welfare equip ment. More welfare equipment means more dollars. Let ns give them. The Oregon Journal, possibly in an attempt to soothe the sensitive and injured feelings of Wilson's ad mirers, is calling the republicans some bad names, such as "unscrupu lous, autocrats, Prussians, jingoes, imperialists, reactionists, bat-like like Senator lLodge, damnable like Good news for defeated candl dates: A dispatch says that whiskey prices are at the lowest level. There Is one fine thing about this armistice business: Everybody has confidence in Marshal Foch. The Watch on the Rhine is tbor oughly awake, getting ready to run Henry Ford, as a flivver, wasn't 1 it with a real car. United War Drive Monday. Somewhere In France there Is ao American boy fighting for you. Have you proved yourself worth his won derful effort by finishing his socks on time? 1 Newman M. E. Church The Sunday school lesson under the uniform series for Nov. 10 is, "Jacob's Deception," Genesis 27:18 29. Additional reference. Acts 5:1-6. Golden Text, Ephesians, 4:25. Let us be in the spirit on the Lord's day. Melville T. Wire, Pastor. M OTHERS and sisters of America, there are a thousand girls over there who are representing you. They are the girls of the Y.M.C.A., the Y. W. C. A, and the lassies of the Sal vation Army. Boys come back to them at night hungry for a woman's voice in a language they can understand. They bring your letters; and the pic tures of you their sisters and their mothers over here. . Have you ever stopped to think that this is the first war in which the influence of good wo men followed the boys straight up to the front? It's worth a lot to you to keep that influence strong and perma nent Keep it so through the UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN Strengthens Kidneys Purifies Blood You can't ex- act weak kidneys- to keep up under the terrific strain of nature's effort to filter the adds and poislons out of the system unless they are given a little help. 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