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It Is as m ud the duty ef the ocw-
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the Uxmm |top«ude«um eire.
Vote “yee" on the hUl to do away
with news Dauer publication of tho de­
linquent tax list and “no" on every
I on the ballot this fall. knows e good deal more about tho
nutter, than you do, aad that if you
knew all the circumstances it is possi­
ble you might heartily approve ef
what he hoe done. It ie only n week
age we reed in the Outlook—which al­
ways snessss when Roosevelt takes
snuff—a very severe criticism at the
President, both editorially aad la cor­
respondence, for using hie influence to
prevent a declaration ef war by this
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Bat the President's aaewur to this U
that ha «wild not foal A liberty to
suggest a cessation of im i to tho
governments of Balfthim, Franco and
ltaljr ao loot ao tho armies of tho con­
trol powers aro an thair soil.
Dr. Bolf replies by suggesting that
tho Proaidant coll a mixed commtoeion
to make arrangements for tho Gorman
and Auatrian armioa to evacuate the
territory they occupy in thoee nations.
If tho Gormans aro willing to get
oat of any territory they have sent
their am iss into, it is mighty poor
way to indicats such a willingness to
go on barning towns and removing In
habitants from those countries to sub­
ject thorn to involuntary servitude in
Germany.
Bulgaria showed how easy it is to
make peace with the entente allies by
consenting to unconditional surrender;
and that is the road the Buns will
have to travel.
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OREGON
COQUILLE
American family is a ceded in sa
the »,000100 tons of foodstuffs
will he required by overseas den
during the coming year, it is most
portent The new home earda
now being printed and will he in
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Just received a new shipment of
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factor la reaching the beams of the
state, th e new card will bear the
official emblem sad will set forth hi
detail the definite conservation duties
ef each family aad member thereof.
Bach family which is pledged to «
strict obeorvonee of tho new conser­
vation program will raeotve one of
thee# carde, which are to be hung in
the home. It is important that ev­
ery member of every family should
reeliee the importance of his or her
individuel support of the Food Ad­
ministration and rightly observe ev­
ery tenet ef the new conservation pro­
gram as set forth on this card.”
The Food Administration's first
“home cord” was distributed during
the week of O ct 28th, 1917, Just a
year previous to tho coming drive.
All these old cords are to be taken
down and destroyed, and by Sunday
night, Nov. S, State Conser vation
Chairman, Arthur M. Churchill, In
charge of tho campaign hopes to has«
a new card hanging in every Oregon
they pro supported heartily by the
people at home) is for tho Buns to
throw up their hands and quit. Even
then we should have to ooenpy enough
of tho country to make euro they
would comply with our tonne, which,
os indicated now, will bo for them to
turn over their fleet arsenals end mu­
nition plants, return the money, ms-
from Belgium, Franc j , Poland and
Sorbin, pay for rebuilding what they
have destroyed in those countries and
for tho ships their submarines have
sunk. If* a ‘big contract they will
have to fill and the only guarantee
likely to be accepted is that the Atoeri-
enn forces and thou of the allied na­
tions shall occupy the principal forti­
fied towns of Germany until they shall
have paid to the uttermost. They will
have to repudiate their own war debts
too, in order to be able to fill this bill.
And even then they never will or can
get what is coming to them for plung­
ing tho world into such a war and the
unutterable cruelties and fiendinsh-
nets of which they have been guilty. were touched during the month at Jiily
America will only ask compensation ti».n K-n hitherto »«yon toe water in
for tho lives of her people murdered over twelve months from American
on the high sees and the ships we have shipyards," says n Pood Administra­
lost, but wo intend to stand by and tion Bulletin. Wo Joyfully celebrated
see the peoples at the European na- ear Fourth at July this year by adding
tloni that she has devastated
ninety-five ships to our growing fleet.
have their hunted hornet and factories
end citiss restored.
MAKE THE BULB PERMANENT.
Wouldn’t it be e good idea for the
War department or the Poetoffieo de­ building
partment to make the rule against
congregating in the lobby of tho post- nitiona.
office permanent T If the parents at "It to not stone the additi
young girls won’t forbid their loiter­ ber at merchant vessels I
ing there some constituted authority now hue that brings inereai
should say them nay.
sibility to the housewife to
Both COAL and WOOD Burners
are included in this la rfe stock o f stove® which we
invite you to call and inspect.
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