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THE WAR, THE FARM AND THE FARMER Member By Herbert Quirk Federal Farm IxMun The farm* of thia country could carry the war to • victorious con cluaion a*M if all the real of the na lloaa Ihrwild quit The rvat «III not quit, but «a could «In It without than It we had to do It. Tha farmer« of the Called Statra can «hip tier many We can «hip them with gun«. We ran «hip them with our products We can whip them alth our money Krery farmer In the Vailed States must resnembwr that the «ar has a Brat mortgagu <w> evary cent he han The last spar« rent In Ibe pockets of every fanner In America should be devoted Io the «ar The Kaiser began foreclosing hie mortgage on our farms when be de clared ruI hires submarine warfare Tha «ar la our an»«er to ble bill of foreclosure Our coo tri but ion la. Brat, our son« and brothers for the trenches, see ond. the Isat pound of food products which we can grow by mobilising our ■canty labor supply, utilising the men. women and children and the town« people about us. and tblid, money for Liberty Bonds Thia la the crucial year of the war Our soldiers are al the front, bun 4reds of thousands of them In tbe trenches, and a million mere ready to o. The whole burden of carrying on iur own part In the war, and of aid Ing our deter nations In arms, rests on the United Htates Treasury If the treasury tails or falters or Bnda Itself unable to respond to every call upon It. tbe war la lost Do you realise that* Your son. and all the nation's eon« are relying on the Vnltid Stataa Treasury to furnish things with which they may Bgbt Their Ilves are lost If the treasury fails. Our country la lost if tbe treas ury falls. Germany wins If the treasury falls Therefore every cent you can rake and scrape together belongs to th< treasury, that our soldiers may come back to us alive and victorious This Is literally true. We can whip the Germans with our money; hut not with tbe money In our pockets or bank accounts. It must go Into the United mates Treasury In subscrip tions to liberty Bonds. (T*ts la the last of a series ef MY PLEDGE I, Citium of the United States willingly subscribe to tbe Third Liberty loan In order that My Country may never br ashamed of ME: I may be a true gentle man gentle woman: I may work earnestly at what ever It Is my privilege to under take* I may honorably accomplish MY part to uphold our Uberty. our Mnnhood. our Womanhood the beat life offers: I may KARN my right to Na tlonal Uberty. that I may honestly defend In ALL ways al all times my .heritage of Freedom that It is our privilege to Fight for. Live for. Defend al any sacriB.e I shall NEVER fall my gnrel friend. MY COUNTRT That has given me home, education, pro tret Ion: My children shall be able to state with pride. "MY father and MY mother are Americans and Patriots! ~ I shall ever honestly respect my God given rights to “Liberty, Life aud Pursuit of happiness"; that I may aupport my Country with my life, my fortune, my sacred honor; that I may give- give Love LoyaJty and Obedience: I will to "tbe beat of my ability preserve, protect and defend the Coiiatltption of the United Rfatea. " fully realising the magnitude of my trust and the value of National UNBflN for collective and Individ ual happlneoe. life, liberty. PEACE* I may live “with ma I Ke toward none, with Charily—Love- for all!" I subscribe to “A Government of the people, by tbe people and for the people," obedient to the ONF Rfl.KR. God. to the LAW of God for "Uberty la the fulBlling of the Las." Every dollar that la ape nt to arm a soldi«« or a sal I er. to feed er clothe on«; «vary dollar that 1« spent fer munition« «r esnnon. fer coal t« drive our wsrohlps snd transport supplies must coma from th« Treaaury. and the Treasury has we source from which to obtain m«ney sscapt the people af th« United States •UY LIBERTY BONDS and furnish the means la arm and feed otte sol Board While Gerard was our ambassador In Berlin the Ka ->r sld to him C>no day that he would stand no nonsena« from America after the war Do you know «hat that means* It monna that th- Germans Intend to subjioate thia couatrv If they coma out of this »ar victorious The German Imperial government has proarhod the superiority of Ge^ many to all tbe rest of the world un til the German nailon is drunk with nicg.il.. mania One of their great writer» capre«« I re prevailing. <>f> Belai view In 190.1 when he wrote "The Teutoni, r. e la < .lied up1« to circle the earth with It« rule to el« pmtt the tr.-a ,r. • of nature and of human power and to make the p*a- Ive rar ■•« servient elements in its cultural develop«.• nt • » s Who- ever has the characteristics of the Teuton’.' 1 ice la . ip*-ri<>r All the dark |wopl.»« are mentally Inferior, tue eau». th.-» to the pSBalV« races The cultural value of a natío* Is me.aurrrt by the quantity of Tew- tonlsru it contala» " Are you on. .4 the dark. ■ ra. eat Are you «Illing tn bo rated as one of the «.-rvlent element»" in Ger« many's culturel development • You briisa to be one of the servk ent elementa" «hen |.»refill people were slaughtered a« they carried your produce to market Was it be. a »• yon belonged tn a piasi ve race*" Thia war la for the purpose of say ing to that in -i claim, with th« rear of a bur.dr. l thouwiid .annuo— "NO” Never sincr Turks threatened to overwhelm Fu rope was th« world in such dun-< r as now Germany must be defegud. this yea*. I nie s wn win. our place In the world IS bait, and our hl-tory as one of th« serrieat «lenient b. i. We mint withhold not mt fr n th. aupi-orl of Ibe war W. m ist rive our miio W« must bring forth tod In abundant» We must give It to the tn **ury of tn« I'nltcl sítate,, «vary cent we . a« spare This summer th« support of the war Is up tn the fastusrs. and fuel» Sam has never ■ »lied upon th- tarmar» 1* vain* thr«« artici«, by Mr. Solch, t WHY WE ARE AT WAR WITH GERMANY • TO CUT WHEAT . USE ONE-HALF •/ EPHRAIM DOUGLAS« ADAMS Esecutiva Head. History Depart ment Leland Stanford Junior University "The o«je<t of Ibis war is to «olive' IM fr«« l —el«« of o>e wvrM f.ont I«1« -'•Mo and t»« ariwSI power of a vast military ••’•biaiw’irl coni.oiied by an ,rre»t>on«uiis ee»«rnm«nl. wbon. Saving w.retlv pfannea to Soein. 1« ihs world. oeo<«ea»d to carry ovt ins plan without ogar« either io tn« oatrej om<«alions if treat» Or th» tong ••lahbO'M pra< llces ana long .ho•«*bed principles of in- lernational action ano honor; . . . This >ow«r 1« not th« Uertoan psojls It I» me rwthtovv mol», of tn« Go>m»n pe« Sts. ... It Is our bus.nsso to ■«• to t tn»t m« motory of mo r»»t of m* wort« is no longor Irft to it» hanqilng." «•roo rtont wasun. Augwvt n. IStf Military Necessity Oemands That Each American Eat Only 1 ’/j Pounds Wheat Products Weekly. CORN AND OATS SUBSTITUTES. a* - EAT POTATOES Allies Must Have Wheat Enough »o Maintain Thslr War Hread till Nest Harvest If we are to furnish th* allies with tbe nc vsaary pro|»>rti«»u of wh«'»t to maintain il.elr war bread from now until the nvit harvest, and this la a WK FIGIIT FOR UK M E AND FOR military n.-c-saliy. we luual redm-v nor HELF ItEMI'WT ■•oil lily cuusumpilou to 'JI.U***.*1*' Whst sort of a peace do»» Germany t>u»4«l* a imuilb as against our nor ! hope lev secure’ That can lw an mal c»,UMiinpt ion of alu.ul CLUDriMAy i ewered In a seatenrw a tsnire which buslicla, or 5o per cvnt of our normal j will enable hcr f» /ulfill I» the iw-rt cxMisuiiiptlon Thia la H m * sit us I Ion as I Hur Dr tome th« has fatlr t f.i /«I set fotih by the U H Food Admlnts j All in !*■« What I» the pva*e tbr trntion at Washington Reserving s i Allies wish* Again the answer I» margin for distribution to the artuy I brief a ¡ware that will make sure anti fur afwu-lal cases, I rove» for g«m I that "It shall not happrn again “ cm I <«>nsuriq>tlon appruiliiMtely I k« This »ar has already killed Inet pounds of wheat products wrrkly |u»r I maimed or »oun.lt-d I over A •• |ierw.«i, the E. hm I Administration's Many of our vounft and vigorous no n yet Ocrmany statciix-nt .«■iillnu»'» ■ still believes that »ar la ess- allai t.» consumers are d*|wndent upon baker» broa«l Kuril bread must tw durable . human progress, and thse any t an.) therefore require» a larger protsir hoarver atrnrlou*. I» permis*Hile t long aa it is an act of »ar Again,t : tlon of wheat pro.luets tbun evreul our j that theory America ha* set her «ill bread« iMikcl In the Imuselx.ld Does anyone still ilotibt that tier . army and navy mtulrv a full allow ’ aaaay believes In war* Here are four anev T he well to d«. In <>ur population leaders of Germany »(leaking "Per can make gr.ater sacrltl.e» In the on i pelual pearv la a dream, and It Is not •umpflnn <>f whrot products than r*n lii addition, our population ¡even a braiitlful dream war fonn- I the pour i pari of the eternal order Instituted III the agricultural districts, where the ! hy G.sl ' "A long (ware nnt ont» other .-erviils are abumlsnt. srw more I leads to enervation, but allows of the I Bklllol In the pre, «ration of broa.ls i existence of a multitude- of pitiful from these other r«r«'««|a than Hie I trwmbilng. miserable creature» er»o»d«-.l city and Industrial p«q<ula I who cling fast to life with loud crie» Hons I about their right' Io exist, bits h th. With Improvc*l transportation con.ll i way for real strength, make the alt tlon« w. now have available a surplus ! fetid, and altogether defile the blot'-, <>f ¡>olnt<M'« We also have In th«> »(■ring months a suriilns of milk, and | of the nation " "The worst of hyp«» we luoe h in pie «*orn and oata for hu ‘ rlslex Is the participation by Get Th«, drain on rye , many In The Hague ('«itifetenre " ‘W< man consumption I must not look for permanent peace as and barl.-y ns *uluitltut«Mi has already ; a result of this war Heaven defend greatly exhausted the mipply of tbeuv i Germany from that." And Trett»« hke grains To .-ffwt the need«*! saving of wtirot 1 the historian tutor to the militari ! rl»M of Germany , taught over and we are wholly d«-pendent upon the I over again that war was ihe onlv voluntary assistance of the American means of achieving world leadeiship. prople and *«’ ask that the following | lbat war "1s to be conceived as an rules .hall be otMwrvaut: I I loUM'lioltlera io use not to et.«-«w| ! ordinance set by God"; that "war I» ' just and moral, and that the Idea of a total »f |% pounds per week of Thin J eternal peace la isith unjust and Im wheat products per perron means not more than I \ pounds of moi al and. Impossible" These theories, put In practice, have Victory hr. i.l < oninlnlhg thr require«! Have YOU Proved Loyalty made of Germany the Cain of civilisa pereentagr of suluitltut«*s and .»tie half By Buying Liberty Bond« thin "his hand against every man» pound of rooking flour, iiiacaronl, j hand " In self defense and In mere crackers, laislry. plr««. csk.-s. wh.wt BY JOHN LEI8H TAIT •elf rexp.< t. Ameri. a was forced tn breakfn»t cereals, all .-.ilnldtied 3 I'ul.llc «-sting pine«-« mid elute to Tliere are some tremendous l««on« ttrlke bark We cniit.l not II still observe two whenth*»« days per wc-k, to '■* l--«ru. d from the pre - nt status when we realised that It was our duty Monday mid W <-dio*«4ay. as at present of tbe world strife to tw and Io remain the out spoken In addllhai thereto, not to serve to One of the m< st momentous of »h«m mot al opiM’tients of the present Ger any on« gurot at any »tie tn--aI an -all is a I. «eon to Am.'iiv.i and Amer man policy, and of the German Rial. aggregate of breadsltiff» macaroni, leans a lesson to you and me—• *o long as It holds ibis pr«*»ent pol cracker*, pastry, pl«-«, enkrs. wh.-at (■eraonal lesson which we shall do Icy. and carries on Ita present war breakfast rrr.nl». «-«mlalnlng a total well to «•cept In Its fullrot. personal Germany, aa at present dis of more ibmi two «uu< va of wh-at applicullon It Is thr leroon of IN l»»»rd. Is the willful and dellbWPBle flour No wheal products to !«• rornal DIVIDUAL INTERI-XT In this war enemy of the human race “ < Josiah unlea» «|u**'lally ordered. I*iii.iir rat The blood of An.rrtaan soldiers I Royce. I Ing «■»inl.uni.mvnla n«ii tu buy im.re wet ui*ip the trenches, and the ba. But If there be any who have not ■ han six pounds of wl>.-at product* for hospitals are ministering to Ameri this larger vision of the Issues of the «•aril ninety meals served, thus con ron wounded The shadow of th. war« who ar* not moved to'stake all forming with the HuiHalhms requested Denth Angel, ’made in Germany.' <m the abstrait taxfirc of our cause - of thr li.iurobol.lrrn has fallen arrows your threshold and then let thrm ask themselves what 3 llriallers to roll not tnorr than min* It is no longer thing de •eff r«.«pret as <• soli.»« demands of one eighth of a barrel of flour tu any tachrd and apart from us We ate America, oad of Im Amcricom. unde r town cuatoiner at any one time mid in II. The blood of our set riBce I thr treatment we received from Ger not more than onequarter of a barrel reek» upon the altar It la now a prr- many to any country customer al any one ■onal affair When thr European war came In time, and Hi no .-use tai roll w h.-af We you and I moat back our boys l»IL and while w» were still neutral pr.Hlu. la without tbe sale of an <*qual in the trenches, or forever rreue to what ln*ult »aa not heaped upon our weigh! of other rerenla <iaiin rank and title as Americana self respect* Tbe Austrlau Arnluxs 4 We ask the Imkrr» and gr«» era to the time ha* «plus when there are ; sador. Dumb«, plotted Io organise reahice thr volume of Victory bread Hut two classes tn this country— ! »trikes In our munitions factories. an>l < sold, by delivery of the three qunrter Americana, who are for the war In to buy up agltslors to incite workmen ' pound loaf where one pound «11« sold which our boys are pouring out their I to dlacon’rnt German spin, now con i liefore, mid A>rr<-»(>..ii<llng proportions t’kvnd. and traitors, «ho sre either I vlctr.1 and In jail, have admitted that i In other weights. We ilro n«k tuikrr» against the «ar <w Indifferent toward ' they worketl under the d I ret Ion of ; not to In.remM* the amount of their II. And indifference |a no«. If any high German officials to rominlt act» | wbent flour pur.-haroe beyond 7t> |wr thing, more despicable than antago in violation of our neutrality Roane cent, of the average monihly anriunt nism. j of the*.- same officials have admlttnl . pure based in the four uiontha prior <p There Is one thing, at least, that ¡the expenditure of millions of dollars, March I. 1 Manufacturer» using wheat prod mrot of ns can do to prove our aware ■ in Illegal o(H>ratlon* conducted "In ' uess of the situation and our loyalty ! dlrêrt defiance of our law a. and In In ' ucts for mm-f.Hid purposes abould to those who are fighting OUR hat ties Milrnl disregard of International dip i «wane such uro eutlrely. rt There Is no limit upon the u»e of over there, most of us can subscribe, lomalje courtesy." The catalogue of [ in some degree, to the Third Liberty German crimes In America, and of other cereals, flours, aud ntenla. mru. I x>an German agents amongst us, while we barley, brnkwlo-at. potato flour, et It Is totally beside the Issue to were still nesfrol. If published In full, cetera point out that thro« bonds are a good would be astounding almost to dis Many ibouaaud families throughout Isvestment The investment feature belief thr land are now using no wheat pn»l Is not tbe thing in quest Io«. It may The German acta have startled us at nets whatever, except a very small require some sneriflee to convert pr«w last to the knowledge that the nation amount for cooking purju.««-». and are ent holdings into holding of Uberty I which permits thrm without resent doing ro In perfect hrnltb and nail»fee Uan Bonds Rut aa far as we can tlon. There Is no reason why all of j manage It. you snd I. If we accept the ment is ao wotirin In that «-siurotlal the American people who are able to quality of patriotism — self rvapevt. great lesson of the hour and take our Without that quality, we are but a rook In their own hourohoi.ls cannot (.art to the baptism of American blood mana of dirorgan lied |*oplro having subsist perfectly well with thr use of Iraa »beat products than one and <me- which la for the cleansing of the na no influence in world affairs, sad ul half pounds a week and we specially t lasts and the rehabilitation of th» tlma'ely at the mercy of that state. ask the well todo households tn thr world, w« must 'come arrow" »*! which best knows how to carry on come quickly and with lhankfulnes. shameless intrigues smongat ua Ger i country to follow this additional pro gramme In onlrr that we may provide that It la given to us to do rvra w> many Is that state. We are fighting little thr nroeaaary marginal supplies for In tbe hope of saving the world from those parts of thr community h-»a able her Immoral idrols. bsl ter «r» olso to adapt thrtnto-lvrs to an large a pro Industry, saving and lending to th* /IpAliap to restore oue self rexpeef. portion of substitute* Government are national needs an national debts. BUY LIBERI« la order that we shall be able to This 1« th« «IgMb «f « seel«« «f test •ON DB. ar ti sfss by Rrs D sssr fidama • make tbe wh«at export» (bat are ab AMERICAN BLOOD WETS TRENCHES sol ut vi y dvnian«lvd of us lo niellitela th>- cicli |w>pulatlon and eoldlers of thè alllaui and our own anny. we prop..ae to eupplroirot thr voluntary coopera tinti of thr puhllc by a furiher limita tlon of dlntrlbutlon. and we »hall piare et onre reatrictkma un dlstributkm whl.-h olii tir adjuatrd freni tini«, to lime to arcurv sa nvarly rqultai.lr «II» tributino ss pwudhle. U’ith thr arrivai of bar»est wr should b» ablc to relax «ii'-ti reatrictlona. fa’ti thro wr <i»k tur thè iiccesssry patlcure, aacrtflre ami co .qwratloo of thè diatribuilng tradva. [liTd WHEAT W to——-u—e - . • Clever Foe Sparrow. Tbe fo* sparrow prides himself. dtMtbtlcwa. because b« Is bigger than m,-«t of Ids American brotbera. Hr Is only a bit of a bird, al that, but song «(■arrow, white-throat, gruss finch and a il«»s<'n or ■<* of the others doubtl«*» look ou their fox .'«tail'd relative's ad ditional Inch aa an vll. with sotuethlug thrown lu f.ir g<»al meusure. The Juiiro. tbr little »1st."colored vnowbinl, a si-arrow after hl» klu.l also, fr««- (juctitly acreunpaiil.-« th.- fox »(.arrow <>n his travels. There la a suspiclou which la hard to lose that the fox »par- row jaunts along with the junto solely to make his owu song recure among tin- acknow bitge.1 melodies, for the Junes while an ln»i«t«-tit perfornwr, plpea an attenuated tuue. DR C. F. CHAPIN Dcntiflt - SCIO. OREGON Phone ¿77 Railroad I inie 1 able Arrival ami Departure of I'aaecnger Trains Woodburn Stiringfleld Branch WEST SCIO North South 7;5& a m. 5:iy p m. Oirvallia & Eastern MUNKER8 To Allmnv To Detroit 8:11 am 1:14 pm Motor servire discontinu«*.!. Linn County Officials IHatrict Aiturn«)j Gad » Hill State .«>vnalor». S. M. Garland ami E. It. Cuaick for Linn and Lane. It.'preM-ntatlv«'». Charles « hihis. W I*, r iniurc, F. II. Porter County Judge It li McKnight Commiseionera, J, It. Irvine, and T. J. Buller. County t lerit......... R M Ruaaell «her Hf I > H II-«i ' ■ Treasurer W W. Franc!» Ilecu J«r ... .Velma G. Davis Asse «or , . .. E. C. I l»hcr Act o >1 Hupt............ Ida Cummings Coroner ........ ..... Wm. Fortnnlb-r Dr W II . Davis II. al’h < Nllcer It. W. liuml.augh Fruit Inspector r'toei Inspector . It lay Iur CITY HF SCIO May. r ... F. T. Thayer R«<o;d«-r ..... J. S. Micha Marshal. rt A . Croaa fres ur. r . Roy • helion Corn cilnir-n, N 1 Morrison. Il Caln, 1 reti liilt.u, W. K. Arn<>kl, W. J i htoma, J M Lindley jicho il Direr tors F, T. Thayer, A. G. Ptill. J. L. Calnvan. J F Wesely, I lerk. Uw«a<. twaa BuMMsd Stows r«Mk 11. B. CHESS Attorney •< Law Oil»«« ss St «rasa It Lsbaaaa. Ore St. Francis Hotel ALBANY, ORE. Meals 35 and 50 cents Room 50c and Up GRANT PIRTLE, Proprietor
