The Coquille Valley sentinel and the Coquille herald., February 15, 1918, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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H. W TOUNG.
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LEADER!
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E ntered at the Coquille
for United Steten Senator, said: .
“Ws sfcovkl bs willing te sacriflcs
time, possossiaas, or even Ufo itsslf
in ordor that oor flag n ay bs victor-
Ions wtth thftgn of oor a lliei an ^
ftelds ad Fracns. 1t eannot bs tho
privilsgs of all of us fco serve io tha
b sttls Uns bot it is tfcs duty of all
Class
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HOW CAN W B B E ST HELP.
Tb* U. S. Trsasuary department
■ends us an article several columns
in length the gist of which we are
going te try te condense into a few
paragraphe, as wa know more people
wiU read it in th at way and the sub­
je c t is one of the greatest bspor-
Of All the Books
‘ It says, don’t sell your liberty
bonds and don’t borrow money a t the
bank te bay liberty bends—a t least
only on very short time.
This is the exhortation. Tho argu­
ment is simply th at no on# can oat
hie cake Sad hare it too. If wo buy
honk txmk is te a saa th at
will
oame
hi
handUot
In
days of trouble. G et one e f
these
h
saks by upswing an
account with this bank. It
there and transport them up tho
coast would bs an Inc oneste ably
greater teak than te gat tegethar an
army o f the same number been and
send th en te Europe. To say that
it could bo daas was idotie stupidity,
but ths University o f Oregon sends
ju st as much as
out from Us own press in its own bul­
tad hasp ju st aa
letins statements of that kind a t­
things for
tributed to Col. Leader. To predici
us as wo did before,
nobody te make things for Uncle
and nobody to
or te de tbs thousands of extra things
te a t have to be done in war teas.
The result will be that the scarcity
of labor will all the while become
greater and eventually everything
th at wo buy far ourselves and every­
thing that the government hap to
buy for war purpsoeo will go up in
pries and cost a groat deal more.
LOOKS LOCB GOING W EST.
The way wfi can best help Uncle
This
is the way the Oregon Voter
Sam is to spsad less for ourselves
sums up the senatorial situation in
and invest what wo save in govern­
Oregon now:
ment bonds. For when we buy less
sad ass isss of the products of other
people’s labor we leave more laborers
free to produce things for Uncle
Sam. Then when wo loan the money
we have saved to Unde Sam he can
pay the laborers we have released
party. Nomination of Stanfield would
from working for us te work for him.
gratify republican pride but would In­
In war time it eventually must
vite the defeat of the nominee by Os­
come to that. With you and mo g et­
wald the Hated.
ting as much as ever of the things
M cN air's campaign assets are hts
made by other people’s labor; and
mail order drive, the Oregonian
Uncle Sam a t the same time bidding
Washington dispatches, Oswald W est,
high to get those laborers to quit
ths Journal, and ths Non-Partisan
working for us and work for him,
prices will go so high th aO rs will be League, including the Grange, Fann­
ers’ Union atid Organised Labor.
compelled to buy less- With Uncle
Stanfield’s campaign assets are his
Sam having to bid so much higher
personality and his splendid record
to get the laborers to quit working
for constructive oAcim^y in public
for us to make the things he must
affairs and private business.
Stan­
havs and do the work he must de to
field’s is the up-hill fig h t If be can
carry on the war, his «
going up so fast that hs has got to improts his sterling personality upon
have a great deal bigger income than n sufficient number of republican vo­
he otherwise would.
Then If we ters that likes a square man who wiU
don’t have money enough to lend him rot stooop to artful appeals to preju­
to do this, he will have to make dice he-w ill bo nominated. Then, if
forced loans and issue paper money West runs either no a democrat or an
not redeemable in gortd, which will independent, Stanfield will have a
real fight on his hand»
again sand prices up still higher
We come back then, to the
This makes it look *s if Oswald
advice we started with. Keep all the
Liberty Lean bonds you havs bought, West held cards and spades ia ths
save all you can out of your senatorial gasso.
earnings to buy mors, and so do all
you can to help win ths war.
A HARD MAN TO FOLLOW.
The tightwads draoring state sal­
aries' a t Salem and in other portions
of ths stats havs had lots of grief
since Ben Olcott announced that the
legal exception would make no differ
ence with him—he eras going to pay
his income tax ju st like the plain eit-
A Portland
interviewing a good
many of the bunch to ask if they
proposed to follow Oloott’s lead, and
the way some of
squirm ia really painful to
Many claim to have gives
(U sant taka much to start
an aeeoisat and it wiU grow
ly if yoa «iva tt a t-
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