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looocragcCTacuMac^ ^ jjT h e N e . w b e r g {T ra n sfe r Co. VACUUM! PACKED T O E PA C K DEPENDABLE COFFEE in « n ilù ÿ ' ™ -■*------------- not to improve its incomparabl» flavor inaura ita delivery to $< m m freeh as *H«n it left /--but to to insun HOW EUROPE CAN ESCAPE COLLAPSE sa'led (or the other aide Juet to ure the danger and tak e ag ain st such an Invasion. "T his is cne m enace a t our th/eahoML | The other, m ore tit -eatenlng. m ore ter- , rib’e. Is i he mena< ■: 9t th e w orld’s IB I will. W e can afford to die, b u t to h o Dm Lacal We Must' Aid By Extending dem ised forever a* a greedy and phart- zu al nation is a fate th a t we moat Credits. S a y s Cavison. not Incur. and Safas a SpH tf ty Vj- "T he French governm ent has man? S. P. TimberUke, Prop. serious problem s to s o h o . but th » GRAVE MENACE TO U. S. A. French p easan try Is w orking and tit» Office phone White 187 French artisan , w hile still sad ly Us Residence phone Red 79 need of raw m aterials, has not lost U n >^H>cg»oocH3gcBC80gogXH:8:«a:a:CTOCP European Ruin Would Involve habit of indu stry and th rift "Italy, despite h e r ’ g reat s h o rta g e America - Starvation and of raw m aterial, is looking fo rw a rd W. W. HOLLINGSWORTH and not backw ard. Italy can be re tte d Disease Rampant COMPANY upon to do her part. "E ngland is m eeting the problem* ESTABLISHED 1900» Des Moines, la.—Speaking before of reconstruction Just as those who RELIABLE the general conference of the Metho knew her past should have expected dist Eposcopal Church, Henry P. Davi h e r to m eet them . * FUNERAL DIRECTORS son, chairman of the Board o f. Gov Plan to Aid C entral Europe. ernors of the League of Red Cross So Lady Assistant It is n e t for me p erhaps to glv* cieties, said: “As chairman of the In “ detail a form ula fe r solution of th» Office Phone White 25 convention of Red Cross societies com w orld's ills, as I have been asked Night Phone Black 94 posed of representatives of twenty- m any tim es, but ‘W hat would you doT 1 seven nations that met recently in am glad to give my own answ er. Geneva. I am custodian of authorita "Accord ngly. I would ask: tive reports recording appalling con "First. T h at congress Immediately ditions among millions of people liv pass a bill appropriating a sum not ing in eastern Europe. WE PAY CASH "One of the most terrible tragedies to exceed 9500,000,000 for the use of of the history of the human race ia be central and eastern Europe. “Second. That congress call upon ing enacted within the broad belt of territory lying between the Baltic and the president to appoint a non political oommission of three Americana, dis the Black and Adriatic seas. “This area Includes the new Baltic tinguished for their character and ex states—Poland, Czecho-Slovakia, The ecutive ability and commanding tba ALSO H ID ES A ID FELTS Ukraine, Austria, Hungary, Roumanie, respect of the American people. Sad» a commission should include men of Montenegro, Albania and Serbia. ACCORATE * B O T AND TESTS “The reporta which come to ua the type of Oeneral Pershing. Mr. _________ h------------------------- make It clear that in these war-ravaged Hoover, or ex-Secretary Lane. 1 lands civilisation has broken down. would invest that commission with Disease, bereavement and suffering complete power. ' ‘Third. I would have the commlo- By CHRIST NELSON are present in practically every boose- skm instructed to proceed at once, ao- hold. while food and clothing are in 80 S First S t companied by proper personnel, t» 7 sufficient to make life tolerable. “Men, women and children are dy survey conditions In central and east ing by thousands, and over vast once- ern Europe and then act for the raster- civilised area* fh f f are to be found { alion ot those countries under sad» DWIGHT EDWAKDS COFFEE C O . PORTLAND. ORE. ood may neither medicinal appliances nor medl-1 cooditions and upon such terms a* commission itself may decide to tote 302 X Vas ter 4% State toad toad UaM cal skill sufficient to cope with the be practicable and affective, devastating plagues. the conditions should be provided th a t “Wholesale starvation Is threatened in Poland this summer unless she can there should bo no local lnterferaaoa procure food supplies in large quanti with the free and untrammeled exirelea ties. There are now approximately by the commission of Its own preroga 250,000 cases of typhus in Poland and tive of allocating materials. Govern polities should he eliminated; - SEASONABLE CUT FLOWERS—Plants in pots, cyclamens, < ► in the area occupied by Polish troops. mental unreasonable and „prejudicial- barrier» (fíne plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani- ! \ Worst Typhus Epidemic in History. between the various countries should urns, calla lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses ; \ “This Is already one of the worst ^ renioted. and such substantial our specialty (strong plants). Low prices. typhus epidemics in the world's his a n tecs as may be available should b » tory. In Galicia whole towns are exacted in order that the ooodittoo» Wa ideas« th e moat particular. Phone us a grocery order and nee crippled and business suspended. In imposed should be fulfilled. If our prom pt service doesn’t surprAe you. Wo w ant yi 'i r trade. some districts there is but cne doctor "Fourth. As to financial terms, 1 ♦♦♦••••♦•»•»♦eeeeeeeeee+eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeea to each 150.000 people. . __________ V________ ;__________ . _____ should make them liberal. I would “In the Ukraine, we were told, ty charge no interest for the first threw phus and influenxa have affected most /e ars; for the pest three years six of (he population. per cent, with provision that such in • “A report from Vienna, dated Febru terest plght be funded if the economto ary 12, said: ‘There are rations for onditions of the county were not ap three weeks. ’Death stalks through proaching normal, or if ita exchange tbe streets of Vienna and takes un conditions were so adverse as to mak» hindered tell.’ payment unduly burdensome. I should “Budapest, according to our informa make the maturity of the obligation tion, is one vast city of misery and 15 years from its date, and I should suffering. The number of deaths is have no doubt as to its final payment. double that of births. “Fifth. Immediately the plan was “Typhus and smallpox have invaded adapted I would have cur government the four countries composing Cxecho- invite other governments in a posi Slovakia, and there ia lack of medi tion to assist, to participate in th* cines, soap and physicians. undertaking. “In Serbia typhus baa broken out "Sixth. To set forth completely my again and there are but 200 physicians opinion, I should add that in the final to minister to the needs of that entire instructions the American people Last year more cars using 30x 3-, 3 0 x 3 Vi-, country. through their government, should aay "Returning to the United States a or 31 x 4-inch tires were factory-equipped to the commission: few weeks ago with all these horrors “ ‘W e want you to go and' do thiar ringing In my ears, I found myself with Goodyear Tires than w ith any other Job in such a manner as. after study, once more in a land whose granaries kind. were overflowing, where health and you think it should be done. This plenty abounded and where life and ia no o rd in ary undertaking. Th» activity and eager enterprise were in American people trust you to see that This is plainly a result o f the high relative it is done rig h t.’ the full flood. (YOU ARE ENTITLED N TO GOOD-COFFEE FM Cream-Eggs-Poultry VEAL AND HOGS (odatevd? Co0 e Hazelwood Co. G J. L. V A N B L A R IC O M T H E H O M E OF Rows 2 i F L O W E R S i: Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Fruits and Vegetables i PWMHM2S2 J O H N GOW ER Why a Majority of the Smaller Cars Come on Goodyear Tires value produced in these tires fo r the smaller cars by Goodyear’s enormous resources and scrupulous care. They represent the same intense endeavor •to supply utmost satisfaction in tires that has laid the basis for the marked preference which exists everywhere fo r Goodyear Tires in the larger sizes. This real Goodyear value in tires is available for your Ford, Chevrolet, D ort, M axwell, or other car using one o f these sizes, at our nearest Service Station. Go there for these tires and Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. 90x3)4 Goodyear DoubtoCuta t v TSO Fabric, All-Weather Tread.___ * L J — »21S2 GOOD “1 asked m yself: ‘W hat if th is plague and fam ine were here in th e g reat te rrito ry betw een the A tlantic sea board and the M ississippi valley, which roughly parallels the extent of these ravaged countries and th a t 65,000.000 of our own people condem ned to idle ness by lack of raw m aterial and w hese fields had been dev astated by invasion and rapine w ere racked by starv atio n and pestilence and if we had lifted up our voices and invoked the a tte n tio n of our brother« in happier Europe to our own deep m iseries and our c rie s had fallen on deaf ears, would we not in our despair exclaim ag ain st th e ir heartlessn ess.' Only T h ree W ays to Help Europe. “T h ere a re only th ree ways by which th ese strick en lands can secure sup plies from the outside world. One is by paym ent, one by cred it and the (riird is by exchange of com m odities. If th ese peoples tried to buy m aterials and suppl es In A m erica at the present m arket value of ih etr - c u rten cies A ustria w ruld have to pay forty tim es the original coat, G erm any th irteen tim es, G reece ju st double. Checho slo v a k ia fourteen and Poland fifty tim es. T hese figures are official h > I a re a tru e index of the econom ic plight of th ese countries. “ It is clear, th erefore th a t they can not give ua gold for th e things they must have, n er have they eith er pro ducts or secu rities to offer in return- for Credit. If only they could obtain raw m aterial which these Idle millions of th eirs cotfld convert into m anufact ured products th ey would have some thing to te n d e r the world in retu rn for Ita raw m aterial, food and medicine. But if th ey have neith er m oney nor credit how a re they to take this first g reat step tow ards redem ption. One half the world m ay not eat w hile the other h alf starv es. How long do you believe th e plague of typhus that ia taking a hideous death toll in Kathonia and Poland and th e U kraine and e a t ing along th e frin g es of G erm any and fa e c h n S lovakia will confine itself to these rem ote lan d s? "Only last Saturday our health e/vtr- miaaiouer of New York, Dr. Popeland, “ I would also say to th e com m is sion : “ ‘U se as much of th is m oney a s ia needed.’ P ersonally 1 am c o n fid en t th a t w ith th e a ssista n c e and co-opera tion which would com e from o th e r p a rts of th e world th e sum of 9500.- 000.000 from th e U nited S ta te s w ould he m ore th a n enough to s ta r t th e se co u n tries co th e ir way to self su p p o rt and th e re sto ra tio n of norm al condi tions. “T he whole plan, of course, involve»-, m any p ractical con sid eratio n s, th e m ost serio u s of which is th a t of o b tain ing the m oney, w h eth er by issu in g ad- d ittcn al L iberty Bonds, an in crease in the floating debt or by taxation. But I th in k we could properly say to th e tre a su ry d e p a rtm e n t: “ 'W e know how serious y o u r fin a n cial p r o b le m s a re : we know t h e dif ficulties w hich a re im m e d ia te ly cob - * fronting you; we know th e im portance of deflation, and w e know th a t th e governm ent m ust econom ize and th a t Individuals m u st econom ise, but we also know th a t th e A m erican govern m ent advanced 910.000,000.000 to ita allies to a tta in victo ry and peace. C er tainly it is w orth m aking th e ad d itio n al advance in o rd er to realise th e p cac» for w hich we have alread y stru g g le d , for nothin g is m ore c e rta in th an th a t until norm al conditions a re resto red in Europe, th e re can be no peace.’ “Above all th in g s. 1 would say th a t w h atev er action is tak en should b » taken im m ediately. The crisis is so scu te th at the situ atio n does not adm it of delay, e sc e p t w ith th e possibility of consequence« m e h ard ly d a re s co n tem plate. “T he situ atio n th a t 1 have sp read out here is fa r beyond th e scope of individual charity. Only by th e action of governm en t, o u r own and the o th e rs whose resources enable them to co operate. can aid he given in sufficient volume. I am also confident th a t our action would be followed by th e ;rov- ernm ent of G reat B ritain, of H olla * of th e S candinavian countries, I ¡Spain and Ja p a n , * n d th at F ran ce a 1 1 Belgium and ttaly , notw ith stan d in g ..!» of lh e ir loesee, would help to tbe Is ,t. of th e ir a b llltr."