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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1918)
&f' ' f ii m llimwiiiMi till mmmMmmmmw '" 'wwiiiwwiwwWwiw''i'wi,mw m&&& j jjmw.j ' '- ' "Wl'mWilWWWPli" ! ' 'If ' - gBaHBHHSBBflUaMBMBaMeisaHBa...maaaaBa.aaa.--a--- Bgg ir EVERY WOMAN CAN HELP NEXT j LIBERTY LOAN Woman's Committee for Twelfth Federal Reserve District to Form an anization Org By MRS. A. S. BALDWIN (Chairman Woman's Liberty Loan Committee, Twelfth Federal Reserve District) WHY WE ARE AT WAR WITH GERMANY EPHRAIM DOUQLAM ADAMS Lxecutlve Head, History Depart ment (.land Stanford Junior University Ki spend (hi IrhI dollar ui "ir it loarqat in kIvIiik ttom h iooh wiili which to rrmlir n nilr 1 t)i..t.i .,,,. it lii "ilnllnrM ntid tinVH " IBS,. Ion 0 ths ST Ml of Ml, ml .... , , , . .,, i ol ii... usual upwKiltnm In .. ...,., lf) no Hlmlrur, the whi-: l.uf thrse-quarttrs mum ba , .,.,.. n i. ,. 'n....Mn for k' ll'-l (i I'.HI !' la the draft, Tim ihini win in imlnory by lawn InorSMfoR present "The object of this war l to deliver the free peoples of the world from the menace an the actual pow.tr of a vast military aatabllahmant controlled by an Irreaponalble government, which, having eecretly planned to dominate the world, proceeded to carry out the plan without regard either to the sacred obligations of treaty or the long-established prac tice and long-cherished prlnclplea ef In. ternatlonal action snd honor; . , . This fowsr Is not the German people. It Is he ruthless msstor of the German peo file. ... It Is our business to see to I that th. h.l.rtru A Ik rail lha 'world Is no longer left to Its handling." Now that we arc actlvnly tn the war President Wilson, August 27, U17. the front line i TRAITORS TO OUR DEMOCRACY. Iirnvld.'.l not hy voluntary gift, but by volunliiiv UmiiH Tho mac with which the draft nf men was curried through, the quid acquleat'imoe of Amnrlcn In It, when nd vised by Aoinrjna'a self-chnaen lend era, was a magnificent proof of the iHBiMiti.il patriotism of our people and of our confidence that we are a truly democratic nation. We trusted our advlaera because we had ourselves elected them. Now we must trust them with our money and we must be ready for sacrifices. This war can not even be begun to be won until the people of America fully realize thnt sacrifices of (ill sorts, but espe cially of ntf't and money, art in- i i lUlhlc. Popular opinion seems to think we have nlrcady Riven much. Let us be l.orr i What have wo given? True, we are preparing to give men and ma rli I no, and are spending money In thnt preparation, hut our upending la Vol! to ittiKwer pi Moniilly, wiili aerl hi", thought of wlml money V'or hnve available. Rvery dollar held back for .in ii' luxury, for nmi essentials dur ing this war. means a greater chance uf the loss of a boy It may be of your boy. If you Raw no bny in service, anil Hold back your dollars, can you look iour neighbor in the fain when he loiet his.boyt If you do hold blrk. where do you tlink you are going to tlnnd in your neighbor1 estimation when this jnar endtt and our men are In trenches; are being killed: are being j Tno general definition of a traitor gassed; are being maimed for Ufa. It one "who gives aid and comfort to would seem that every woman la the the enemy." Thla Is usually applied aa yet but a drop In the bucket row land should be in the front ranks of to direct action, as In the Oklahoma the civilian workers to help the men movement In opposition to the draft or the encouragement of draft eva alone, or when an American citizen re- win the war. K-Ma-h nf lis tiBal hr turt tn nlnv however small It may be, and wh.th.r" , ",' ur .'1. "V"". It be great or small It la of importance that each shall perform her part to the utmost of her ability. Such acts constitute direct treason; but there is a kind ef Indirect treaaon, much harder to define and combat, yet nflan fat- mnm ilallrliiia fat t, a,na, aa I ,. ,. . aaaaa.aa , i.i,i uniiKcitruB iv aa ,, i.uun- Some can buy Ulrty Bonda.ome t Md th. of th A can Influence otters buy. Perhapa MmA trewK)n BefoM th. war tnere pome can only help by conserving the were , .., ,, (use of food and clothing and by econ- or humanitarian movement. ?m .k. ., hot"oW Pi'turi, on foo, . of wh,rh wew radinal thus liberating and augmenting the (th,t t0 drocatell of rhanoll) nsaentlale which must bo sent "over , ther pr0Knm: 8ll(,h for ,rople, . ?k ?TV . "T.?. Ur a7nr Md floclallats, the Land Tax re- for the desUtute civilian population of fortnerB, ,he Pacifists. But all of our allies. th-0 aMerted f4,,h , (h(, rtmocnl(c J .1 t,a0h WOmaa ' principle In government and wished to this Twelfth FWeral Raaarr. DIMrtct , the)r ,,, by .,,,, our ean help, let her do hw- .tmoet that dOTnocracy. Most of the adherent. we who are farthest from tho front of thwie vart011, mwmmfM ha rBr. May au our part of tho struggle, ,Ie, th,t th, d,mocrme, of ourt and keep for MBS aatfw ohll- hf4T enUrwJ mu,t bo dren the MSSSt iSBi privilege, w. ..upport.th.t ,p.cla, programs have inherited and thus make it po. ., for fh, m0In,nt wbnrHuted slble to win like bleta. lor the mil- t0 the w, t obj,ct of Ktt(lv Uf) lions who are now in actual boodage. .ar But th. .re penMn, M We ahould not only save to help. feeb,eln,nded or incapable of grasp. but the great lesson to be learned also ,nf the worId ,mporlMCe of this war. is to do now without non-essentials and that they ,alk aBd wrUe th,Bi e.,. to make sacrlfloM so that tho labor cull.ted .. wea-n our ,.,- y , which produces what we consider to be even essentials may be used to war. These people are traitors to our democracy. imred to what our Allies have been spending for three years in defense of us. For that ,1s what they have been doing defending the world, and so defending us. We have been lending them money, at a good rate ef Inter est. They do not ask us to give, even now. All that they expect Is that wa also shall bear our burdens, aa they are bearing theirs. In this war for the future of humanity and for aafety. Iook at a few facta of Great Brit aln'a effort- -not at grand otals, but at facts applied to the individual. In the last British War l-osn there was s total of $4,3.".u,0t.(.0fMi In rash sub script Ions, which means about $100 per person- men, women, and chil dren. (The best that Germany was able to do In her last loan was $30 per it mum i To equal Britain's ef fort America, after she had been three years at war. would have to subscribe $10,000,000,000 In a single loan. Through taxation, Intereat on loans, and hlghsr cost of living. It Is es timated that every .englishman with an annual income of $2,600 gives $760 to support the war. One reason for this high cost Is that Britain began the wsi without properly appreciat ing Its ".nanus! burdens. It was the "Business as Usual" cry that pre vented the .touring out of money at first which, ir then given, might have meant a saving for Rngland later, and' especially a saving of English lives. This war can not be won without arrlflre. Let no one think It. If vJermany wins, or even makes a draw of It. our future sacrifice will be This Is ths tenth pf s serlss of ten .rtlcles by Professor Adams. This Women I mill Belief Backache, sore muscles, stiff or swollen Joints, rheumatic pains, rils rlness and like symptoms are caused by disordered kidneys and bladder. Mrs. Thos. II. Davis, Montgomery, R. F. D. 8, Ind., wrltes:"I doctored months without relief. I commenced using Foley Kidney Pills and sot re lief. Fight bottles cured me. Sold by Reed Bras. Droduce those things which are actu-, The whoIe mm Blinund llp Dy ally essential for the support and the 81nK,e Tax jollrBa, of California safety of those who are carrying the Everyman, November. 1917): "Wll hurden of this unprecedented struggle KOn.a bxiHineM now ,H ,0 wln ,ho war. for freedom and democracy. an)) wn lt goon Th(. ,..,., The aim of the Woman's Liberty .. .hnA mn knnetiinv him n...i Loan Committee Is to form an organl- n,tpm. to Its own business- which Is many times greater. Let no one de lation which shall make the woman (o rrpate (h(. (m0criicy that tho Allle-. nelve himself as to that. Right now In every home In the land reallxe re to lnftkf, tno worl(, ,,, for To w(. are pouring out boys getting them those conditions and ber responsl- Knt wur afu.r u , on , hooiless reudy. We must pour out dollars to billty. that tho message shall not To hln,t,r ,, nuuk, effective prasrvu- -quip them, but most of all. to furnish reach her only from one direction, but ,,on Ut af ,.., tmUun.us ." them with the Inetrnmenls of war that from many, so that she shall be Jlllt tn,.rp aro otll(,r m,MO,u than their lives may n I lie lost by being brought to a full realization of her radru upeech which can "hinder the nut up as man po' er against maehln responsibility. quick, sffectlvs prosecution of the sry- Many ef sur beys will die; btit ..... a," ' war." Labor organ Ixal Ions, long en ome wa save tf wo are ready rAI IHAI UiLiil, gaged In a struggle for better labor I According to a dispatch from Buenos Aires, the Swedish vessle on which Count von Luxenburg was granted a safe passage home now re fuses to accept him as a passenger. The Count, It will bo remembered, was declared to be suffering from dementia. It may be that he has visions of the fate he recommended for Argentine vessles- "sinking with out leaving a trace" being applied to the vessle that should carry him. It may be also that the vessle's of ficers apprehend some such fata If the treacherous Count Is permitted to embark with them. O" Berlin newspapers object to the toaa of the President's latest message wherein be assures that nation that we shall use force to destroy force. Why their objections? Hasn't the kaiser declared he wants no soft peace? He Can tUrnt Fine Now. ciyq nti niOT renditions, stay see Is the existence of OMO DILaL, flAKI war a 990Ttnmity .. gnetire their de- war an eppertuslty maads. If such degissds are unusual -amil--. m -m a , Hlinil" II aniH aja. ,-. awa- lllliaw. JT "J 2JSS "- i.r weu.d k.v. ba u.J,,.., . aa. uua aa, ua uiuuIBDUC ntl- voeatea for a general response to ttie Government's appeal for subscrip tions to tta Ubarty Loaas. Hero Is wbst Hart says: "Bverv Ameriess who has accepted tho and tWliaaht kv thai Vlatfaal f aa, a, a. a. bbbbbV aa -a aaaa viwuv VI UIBjUT VKUW . and deveted men. and passed on to us -" '' "" " ,r"-" "ur animrrftr) , fled hsd there baea so war If laker seeks to take special advaatage ef the exlatsaee of war. thea such laker Is traitorous. It sir the successful ereeeeutlea ef tke war Far the most " , r,TZ .kiriawa. I "'' tahar orgaalsatlsas have got k. .k- ki. . " a few have deae so. sad Is gubllc es- a priceless heritage, has a chance mow to repay. "It la fill- n.ir, mi tklai laalaal aa tesUfy to the world what ha knows " cm"rt he owes his country He should at ones, and cheerfully. ?" .! f. ,h .n",'J"n give a little of bis goods that his country has secured to him. He should promptly say to the Business maa men with capital aro not free from ths Imputation of That maa who plarea his own business Interests Is this war Is traitorously minded. If he deliberately seeks profit st the ex pense ef satlensl efficiency (as la tke tattrilals ts tke wmvA wkliak la tlatanln. .at at aa.k... ' ' UadSrgTOdS cynically crltlclslag: 'When my sou a- vsramsat) he should he puslsked. ,try ask. .. fee life or fer money I '" a "Mt' fi M V T ,h.w,,n. a,.r kafA- iThi l hs rare sxcepl'es. It Is tks "I suffered greatly from kidney and bladder trouble." writes F. B. Kulrbunks, (it. Grand River Ave. W. Detroit, Mich. "I had to get up six or seven times during tho night. Foley Kidney Pills have worked won ders and I rwi recommend them a the best medicine 1 have ever taken." Tonic In action; quick, sure. Sold by Reed Bros. almost useesselsns exaHstlss ef his trloMsm is aajaathlng grosUr and w ' ''' aewever. sai oro saarsd tlU aa Idle sentiment. " tJS!f ku?"" T"A.d hi eoatrlbutlag aecoHlng to "u,lf "M ll "f"; hU .tea., tar the bl.h .,.rM.. ni... There la se aueh tblag aa bustaess . L" - . S " - ' aaai naiitail" atlirlala a. faaaar aaa, uawa., - a... Flaally. ths auosMss sf heaest taa roturos sad of auseerlhisg to war lesas la dlrsotly and posBively a ques tloa ef loyalty er trasses. There Is se seed to argue ths poiot that the ssaa whs eeassals his resources, sr stakes dlskeaesi tax rsturas Is . a trailer Is latest asd deed. What about leading to the gsversmest? Such leading asanas usual!) sllghj Bui the war can not he He should demoastrate that pa IbHero hiss by his President, ha should ygrsntsCs that la reality ho is raak UH ao gilt, hut la lavestlaa la the Mf'ttat seoutity la the werft TBI H9 ajevum fMrmB states pr 1MR1A." I A BADGE OF HONOR LIKE BACON YOU know how cooking brings out all the rich pungent flavor of bacon there's nothing that tastes better. But you wouldn't like it raw. IT'S TOASTED S w toast th Hurley tobi uses, in LUCKY STRIKE Cifa IwMm fer exactly th sum raassst ta bring out th rich, solid flavar. Mraar lOc&i seeMr asss sat turn eW MlttorscsrtOB A Liberty Ioaa button is a badge of honor. Rightfully ebUlned it marks ....is.. tho wearer as one who has performed wel whou, Mrl lflres snd grcnt sac . n-.uo, onim.. aervice 10 we Hfl,M ,f , mfn hM mw,y wh(,.h ,lr lco"n,ry -. , i ,sn lead, and If he dees not lend, he No all can tight, not all can work traltorBu., for h, hinders the quick , """"' " luo """"imeni, out in ,BJ . .,,.. -maari.tlna nf Ihe war I buying a Uberty Loan Bend, or War Havings Stamps, every American ren ders soms service to the nation. Hi lias been put within the reach and. power of every citizen to aid thai tUnlted States financially; It Is a poor American who withholds support from the Government, from our soldiers and tailors fronting dsath on battlefields and oceans. Iron crosses to Oarman soldiers, and diamond orders exchanged be tween Turkish and German sovereigns may be but the honors of atrocity. But a Liberty Loan button, simple ss It Is, signifies a patriotic duty done and Is sn insignia of honor. Such traitors may Isdeed sever be srought to punishment, even though they deserve It as much as the rail I si Pacifist who argues ngalnst this war, or covertly belittle the honesty f the purposes sf sur Allies. But , tke rmtieal toko sneers, and the man uifh money whe ean lend end does net, are alike trailereus te our court- , try, te eur faith in democracy, and te eur ebieets in this war. And we. I who 4e make sacriHeee, know them fur the traitors that they ere. I DOLLARS OR BOYB. Ths three great aeeda constantly put forth from Washington are: (1) All that our soldiers nssd Is s still f'fd ""rvatloB t aid our Allies; hotter rear orflsnliatlon."- George I '2) ",Bj (8) mo The flrst, the Clemenceau, former Premier of , "O Admlalstrstlon Bureau Is at- tPrsaos, Jan. 14, 111. It Is up to you j n,Ptl " "curs largely by volun j He provide that hy buying LlbeHy ltBrjr ' " " ,0",, zJm 07 Guaranteed by 7tW JrHAJUyi&lv & What Docs L. J. SIMPSON Stand Foi "Your Kind of a Man for Governor" Primary FRIDAY, Msy 17th For Americanism, first and foremost. For Republican principles. For patriotic support of nation't war activities hor development ol urejjon's vast resources, ai the encouragement of agriculture. For good roads. For rigid law enforcement. For natisn wide prohibition and women's sufTran For patriotic co-operatton between employer ar employee. For national, universal eight-hour dav, except ini agriculture. For better working conditions for the thousand of workers and laborers throughout th state. Eor the greatest possible moral, social and econa mic advancement of all citizens of the state, For an efficient state educational system. For a clean, impartial, businesslike administration "Policies backed by twenty years of practice." "Your kind of a man for Governor" is L. J. SIMPSON (REPUBLICAN) Paid Ad. issued by ''Simpson for Governor League, " 41 1 Selling Builoing, Portland, Oregon. That "Third Uberty Bend," For Lend Him .4 ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS CO. U3p"fk PATRIOTISM Buv 6APOLIO ECONOMY "Actions speak louder than words -Act - Don't Talk - Buy Now 6-mbV ! iiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuniiiii' There Is No Monopoly in the packing industry. Swift & Company, al though the largest packer, handles not to exceed one -eighth of the total meat production of the United States. The five large packers do not handle to exceed one-third of the total meat production of the United States. Swift & Company is not in combination with any other packer or packers to control prices. There is very active compe tition in the buying of live-stock and equally keen competition in the sale of dressed meats and by-products. 1918 yaw book of interesting and instructive facta sent on request. Address Swift tt Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois Swift & Company - U. S. A. 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