I HE Mil Al !<>N
IN PREPAREDNESS THE AD
MINISTRATION MAS FOL
LOWED. NOT LED.
Stop, Look
and Listen!
tn th» <t»'iiand f-r
•
Ff»;sre<ln»»» tts Adie n.aira
Ilin ha* fcllcwe.l. ».< fleff Th«»»
«ho drnianded mr-t ad-qu.l»
force» were first 4««r> bed a*
■nervous »nd » xc IU k !
Only
a bos I a rear sad a tal! »so w»
«»re told ihal the quo -n of
preparada»»» «a» no’ ■ pre-»
ins one. that the country had
been ml'lnformed Later. und»r '
the pr »saure of other l»»<l»r
ah p. thia altitud» ••• chsuged
The
Adtnimatration
it
«sa
•aid. had "learned actucthlnr
and II made a b«la “d demand
for an Increaaed army
Even
I then, the demand «»a not pro»«
rated consistently and the pr»e
aure »verted on Contre»» with
re»p»rt to other Administrative .
mestura» van notably ab»»nt
W» are told that the defect»
revealed by the pre««ut mob:.I
cation are due to th.’ "»ysism “
But It wat prr !»»ly au. ii r:»ln
deferta that under the rona'ant ;
earning» of recent yean with
the «hole word tntaot oi> mu'
I tary eoncern». shouM bave Itera
studi»! and re. Ifled
Th» Ad
mlnlttrallon ha» falled tu di»
rharg» lt» re»pun»lbtlIUe»
Ap
parmtly. It I» no« »coking to
m»»t politicai »xlgenrioi bv Ite
nevai program
Hut lt ha» lm
poeed upon thè country an in
cotnpetent nevai adm nlatrall >n
Proni Mr Hughes* tprerh of
are e plance
We are in the market for prnc-
ticHily anything you have to sell,
having an Hatelwot d cream sta
tion working m c injunction with
ur ill the same ai>uiiding.
Bring uh your eggs, i iwltry,
hide*, vial. dre**»si jiork. cau-
cara bark. ( ' I { 1 ‘ A M. • <c.
Our flaxe|wo,n| representative.
Mr O R Turner, win enme here
from Nortn Yamhill, leaving
many aatirfied patrons, who re-
grafted bin l-av:/ them, has
charge of the h:u <!.’ g a ■: t< t-
ing of cream and will treat you
right.
We sr< I the mark <4 for
stock
hog*, u«■i^htr»«c (mm »• to l.A ILc. If
you have any for ,ur. rail u» u >.
Successori to
Scio Cash Produci Co.
<6hr Sinliam )lrus
M-*—«*4. a purpo.e of Tie mob. na
OOcXlGOOGGOOOOCOOOOi»: «XHXt
tion ou the border and In the camps
A POLICY OF FIRMNESS AND >'
ta t<> tralji ctUtena to parforin effective
CONSIS1 ENCY NEt DEO
military
service
The
regular
military
pub ; ished every T hursday by
«■tabllsbme.'it of the nation 1» mani
L. W. CHARLES
The Nation has no policy of
festly loo riual! (or the a. tual military
• ggresalun toward Mexico We
needs To this »stent the cry. "Your
have no desire for any part of
rountry needs you." was correct
Entero«! at the pustolRc» al S io, tin’ .
her territory
We wish her to
llut th»»« facts were not made clear
have peace, stability, slid pros
na mtoik I- c la*» mad matter.
when the call was IMuel
The Idea
perlty. We shall have to adopt
was promulgated that men were need-
a new policy, a policy of Arm
ad
for
actual
aar
service;
not
tor
nr It-'« ’ll 11»*||« > n HAII“
nee» and consistency through
military training.
Deceit was prac
which alone ae can promote an
•)nc year in advance
......
1! a> ticed
enduring friendship
We de
1 50
One year, at crei of v<-nr
Opposing in tb» open legislation fag
ruand from Mexico the pmtec
Six monliur In advance............ ... 7f. unberaa! military service the adm n
tfon of the UK«» and tb» jr-.p
1 hrec months m advance
...
M» istration by Its act« han e-tablishr I
arty of our cltixens and the »«
»hat tn essence is a syatem of o.n>
rurlty of our border from deprv
pul* >rv military service
It ta a sys
datton«
Much will be ga n<»i
Advertising rat»» made known or tern all the more vicious bew-ause It
It
Mexico
Is couvin.ed that • •■
operates only against the patriotic.
application.
contemplate no meddlsaome in
Wbrreaa a legalised universal tratntr.g
ti-rferen* • with what does n.x
syatem equal'.re* the burden of mill
concern us but that we f>rv>i»>»e
tary service among all men and all
lo Insist In a flrm and can lid
classes of men.
manner upon the pwrfortnan.»
tt en In 191«. Europe plunged Into
of International obligation» To
the greatest war of all history, »nd
a stable government appropr
rv.nd ”..>n» in Mexico grew Intolerable
ately discharging Its Interna
Intel! g.-nt men real rn) the faot that
tional dutes we should give an
It was Incumbent on this nation tn
grudging support A »hori perl •
build up Its tiny regular armv and put
od
of Arm. cwwalstr”!
and
Its other military resources In condi
friendly dealing will accomplish
tion for use National safety demanded
more than many yea's -f »sell
thia
And yet tn liecemlier of that
“Having th view the possibility of
tat ion - From
Mr
Hughes*
further aggression upon th» territory
rear, four months after the European
speech of ar - ept ’fl' •
• ar hegsn President Wilson went be
f the United State» from Mexico and
fore Congr»»» and declarel that all Jx»oor«^x>o<x><x><>^oo<x»oooo<»oe
lha ne< esally for the proper protec
tion of that frontier.“ i’resldeut Wil agitation for military preparwlm»»
wa< hyaterhal; that we were ade
son. on June It. called out the mobile
Some of L Edward Dyer’» tine
quately prepared
arm» of the National Guard for federal
After a while the administration
ulswoid hlieeu will be on t \i.i-
barvlc*.
changod Its rntnd and professed to
He did not call them out at their
ition al l' e i unnnif < ‘v. i air. A
imlleve In the ne>e»,irv for prepared
existing peace strength, but at war
» <hu.it- rains lor milt* that
ness
First
cam*
an
enactment
to
strength, which la practically double.
uto lo Mietute.
«it i
1-acking a system of reserve*. the Increase the regular army by 10.000.
• ••a-
ltut
the
body
of
the
country,
and
even
National (luard organisations immedi
Lure f'-r vholcra Morbus
ately had lo start a campaign of re- all parts of the Democratic admlnla-
< railing, to bring about the desired in t rat Son. could not change front so
' W lien our little boy, now * years
quickly as th« head. Recruiting h»r
crease tn their numbers.
d. was a baby hi- «a» curnl of choic
the regular army lagged
Not yet
Patriotic young elUsans. under th«
i tt.urbus by t haitilwrlHios rune, chulv
have the JO 000 been secured
urge of the cry. “Your country needs
anu diarrhoea remedy.' writ«» Mr»
The need preened
A new national
you.“ volunteered for servloe tn grati
i-.rx-y Nimmons, l air Haven, N Y.
defense act providing for still m<»-e
fying numbers. According lo Senator
men In the regular artny, was enacted.
ouigg then other members of my fam-
Chamberlain, chairman of ah» Senate
But atlll the m«n ware not forthcom -y have used this valuable nxuicine for
Commute» on Military Affairs, the re
ing
I» ai d towel trouble Wilf, good »atl--
sult Is that about 135.000 cltlsen sol
Sicld-nly and without warning the
action and 1 gladly endorse it as a
dlers have been mustered into the
administration Issued Rs call tor mo-
federal service and are now on the
< medy of rxcepti-uial m- rit” Obtain-
blllsation ot the cltlsen soldiery
It
Mexican border or in camp tn their
sc«tu<”t slIH obweaed with ths Bryan .11.le every w here.
home statea. There may be more but
notion ths* aa army could be created
the administration refuses lo make by prm.dentlal ukase.
known the exact figures
When the call went out th« govern
The movement Is costing the public ment d.d not own enough uniforms.
treasury many millions of dollars: it •b<*«e socks, blankets hnta. wagona
the
1» coating the Individual cltlsen sob trucks, horses, mules and other things
dlers many millions more. They went essential to equip the men called; it
lo the front believing the cry. “Your bad made no provision for transport-
country needs you.” for wsr service.
ng th. troops tailed to the points
In its Six Schmls sn-l I-" ’rty eight 1«
They sacrificed advancement In their where they were required.
{nrtments is enjege 1 in the grvul avoik
civil occuiMMlons. severed home tie«,
Who suffered most by this amai- ol uniting Le-vrniug an I L>l>>r.
suffered. In thousands of Instance», mg lack ot foresight thia leaping be-
Fo< ty-oi ;htt School Year Cp--m
greet fl neneual lose
The lean ra fora looking?
in otic. who did not believe the cry or
Only the ISk.OOO patriots who be-
believing, declined to make eacrificee. , eved that their country needed th.-m
D wtc »» Cours»» re
» i -i- < ir
fallen at home on these losses
'or national defense; only th» men hi^h slio I rep ralivu arc i-tKrcd in
tile l.-l'owi gi
The real purposes of the call ar« who ar» making th» great aacrlflces
AGRICILTVRR.
I# Departments,
The whole d »graceful story map
slowly developing
They are two in
number:
i • summed up In the phrase, the COM v| l-.Ri E. *4 l>ejv»rtiii«-nl«, l-.v.lN
1.KRING, t. fiepar,m«uta. MINUS. S
First a patrol of ths bonier to do otmta.atrstloo baa penalised patriot- lh-|Mrt>iivnts. FtiHIJ’IHV. S Irepsr*
•m
the work which President Wilson*»
tin-nt*. II > U K ht*< lM»Ull <J 4 Iwpert {
True. M 1« accumulating, by sub inents; sn<l PHARMACY
friend. Csrranxa. finds It Impossible
-rfuge s r»w»erve of trained soldiers,
to do. Because ths recognised govern
Vocations! Courses -< ;
•• r a-.
ment In Mexico la too Ineffective tc but events have demonstrated that It Eighth (irals |>rep«r»ti->n for entrmc
r *d 'wolf * when there was no wolf. ere offered ill Agrt-itlturr D« ryt- .. ■
keep tta own elttsana tn eheck and
.ould It be forced to cry 'wolf" Vommeree. E -re»t*r Home M»k«i»
prevent them murdering Americans
■a’n when the wolf Is st the dour, Me. hsme Arts Pnsrmscy with a tw .
on American soil, the American gov
year ht-^h selo ol entr mce teqiiirrment
• bat w 11 be the result?
ernment undertakes the coetlv task of
BCIKXIL t>K MUSIC —Plana. String
doing that work for them
The mop
Bard end Voice Culture.
der of American cltlsen» on Mexican
C’tsbwm* and hrsuttful illustrate'
•oil ta another matter Carranxa may
booklet tree.
go aa tar aa ha likes In that direction.
wanted
subscription
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office.
.A**.IK • '*• •*■•»<••».
vacation
•ij> slmti'l no! t» itela yeti-
Newport
lai o n's j r m er beach tesori"
:
How the Wilson
Administration Has
Penalized Patriotism
is not far away and is easily n ached.
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freni Albany and Cor ibis. I . w round trip far •» are
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ing
Hunting on Yaquina Hay*.
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to enjoy a vacation.
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or urite to
JOHN M
Gérerai I a
uri-
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific
Tuxedo Nights
by Walt Mason
UnitLij Le.irnh) ¿nJ
erm
.'.2!ll3ULTimL C2LLECE
SEPHM8EH 13. ICI3.
Wood
thiá
on
(
SCOTT.
i” s« r Aj;vnt,
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L
U C • f! • chy’g work’s <J< n<«, and the good old sun
kts •’•n* i i the well knov n West, then I stretch my
form by the f.-csidc warm, I mt at my ease a I
i hen I take my pipe which ¡s mildly rip«, at the pipe*
of good smoker* a:«’, with a < Urtling soul then I fill
it* bowl from my glass Tuxedo jar. And I smoke at
ease, «and my trouble flees to
the pl.-ice where dead troubles
go; and my worries seem, in
my vakiiig dream no longer to
have a show. And I say, MIn-
deed, it a a noble weed that
drives all the ghosts away, and
clamps the lid on the cares
that skid around through the
busy day.
¡he worries and
woes and such things as those
tn the <1 .ytimc leave their acar, but there’s rest at
night ard a calm delight in my
l uxcdojor.-
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