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THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday, March 25, iqiQ
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! studying It and are paid good salaries
j fo. teaching the principles of It to the
men who are going to run the nation
tomorrow.
Finance Is net the ViB'nesi of the
wiseacre who serevs i'-rn te cor
ners of his mouth and says, "Let the
banks do It." Rette- take the advice
of scientists who krew.
THE STATE CHAMBER
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BRITISH EXPERT PROFESSOBS OF
ANALYZES WAR FINANCE WARN
SAVINGS WORK NO BANK LOAN
A rolling stone gathers no moss, but
Victory Liberty Bond will serve your
self and America.
Civilization was
rests upon thrift.
Large Number of Investors
Gives Greater Stability to
Financial Situation.
Of the benefit 1o ti nation of popu
lar Investment in government securi
ties of Kinall denominations, a Ktu
dent of tho British Wnr Savimrs
movement writes:
"As the nation's power to save and
iicciimulalo capital depends upon an
excess of income over neeen.sary ex
pendltuiG and as this power to save
In obviously greater amongst, the well-to-do,
It is imperative that future
propagandist work Bhoulcl be con
ducted amongst the upper and middle
classes no loss than amongst the
wage earners.
"Tho work must also be continued
amongst tho wage earners, fo- ob
vious reasons. We all realize tho
advantages to be derived by the stuto
from tho more even distribution of
wealth which an increase In the
number or small Investors Implies.
We all realize the greater stability
which a largo number of small In
vestors nniBt give to the financial
situation. It Is certain also that wise
spending and saving amongst the
manses of the people tends to In
crease their efficiency and develop
their self-respect. It must also result
in the growth of a more efficient race
of producors In the next generation.
In this direction wise spending may
ultimately have no loss benotlclal
-ffoets than saving although not so
Immediately adding to tho material
wealth of tho nation."
There Is food for tfcoti'.'.ht In thU
for tho people of tho nation with our
War ifuvlniia Stumps so a-eisnlblo.
leav.es legs in
fRAKC?; DANCES
FGXiilGT HERE
U. of C. and Stanford Experts
Point the Way to Sound
Reconstruct-on Finance
The banks of the United States must
ho left free to finance the reconstruc
tion of productive enterprise arr must
I noi be cluttered up with the Victory
I Liberty Loan. That is the composite,
j thought-out cpkilcn of two of the
I '-Void's mojit nototl professors of
! finance, Carl C. Flehn, profp:-;sor of
I finance In the University of California,
I and Murray L. AViUiman, head of the
department of economics and finance
of Stanford University. Both agree
that tho money needed to finish paying
Cor the war should not come out of
working capital, but should bo raised
out of individual savings of humble
and wealthy.
"If the peoplo take the Loan, as they
must," Professor flehn says, "the
banks will be left free to lend to the
manufacturer, tho farmer, tho grocer,
the batcher, and tho baiter, no that
they can get busy again on a peace
time basis. Then production and busi
ness will grow and. by the formula,
prices will come to normal. If we
'leave It to the banks,' they will have
m funds left for business, big or lit
tle. We. ourselves, will not profit and
the clay of our redemption will only be
postponed."
Professor Wllclman, whose ability
caused him to ho called from Stan
ford to Washington for war flnnnco
service. tmnos with the California
economlbt. uddln; "Jt would btt a
crave mistake to paddle the banks of
the country with the Victory Ixian at
this tlmo."
When two professor acsree. It's
time to sit up and take notice. When
two professors not only agree with
each other, but agree with the Oover.i
ment, that settles It. Finance Is their
business particularly Government
finance. They have spent their lives.
Leper Colony Reaches C62 Psr Capita
w. s. s.
Hawaii's War Saving Stcnris reports
for the year ending -e-"T cr 31, 1918,
show total salas of J2,020,C)0 worth of
War Savings Stamps coM. which Is
$20,000 over their qucta.
Two thousand dollars of this amount
was sold to thirty-two lepers at tho
Penlkese Island Lener Colony, which
amounts to $62 per capita, or three
times more than the per capita quota
for the United States, namely: $20.
"Every man is the architect 'of his
own fortune." f-allust.
'Thrift is one of tho cornerstones nn
which manhood must be constructed."
-Henry Ford.
founded and still
Save for the sake of yourself and
our country.
POWER OF MUSIC
Make a large place in your life for
music, and it will bring you a priceless
reward.
All the desires of your heart will
come closer as you become attuned to
the rhythm and harmony of life.
In the hours of rest music will up
lift your spirit anil give refreshment
to every' faculty of your being.
In the hour of work you will rejoice
In the strength anil energy which mu
sic has given you.
In the hour of jubilee music will
bring you thrills of delight that cum
t"nsnte for all that is dull and com
monplace. In the hour of prayer music will
quicken the aspirations of your soul
and, perfume your life with the breath
of heaven.
In tho hour of fellowship music will
blend your spirit with others lu unity
and understanding.
In the hour of love music will en
rich your heart with feelings that
magnify the meaning of existence.
In the hour of memory music will
nnsenl tho treasure of the past and
bring a sacred glory to the present.
The state-wide campaign for mem
bers for the Oregon State Chamber
of Commerce is on full blast. The
state has been thoroughly organized
and before the end of next weelc it
Is expected there will be several
thousand new members enrolled.
Although the actual campaign for
members does not begin until next
Monday, the workers in some sec
tions report their quota already fill
ed and that the actual drive in those
sections will produce additional
members. The "flying squadron" of
speakers Is hard at work, and the
splendid cooperation of county and
city managers will produce results
of a most pleasing nature.
George Quayle, the general secre
tary, is highly optimistic. "The
state chamber," he said, "is out to
do big things and is not going to dis
appoint thost loyal Oregonians who
are putting their shoulder to the
wheel. The state chamber is goin;?
to make Oregon a bigger and better
and a more prosperous state than it
ever has been. It is not going to
play any favorites and it is not going
to be dhe tool of politicians and self
seekers, it is going to co-operate in
future legislative matters for th?
good of the state, just as itdid in the
session of the legislature just closed.
The organization made a wonderful
progress at Salem and as its aims
and objects become better known to
the people and to the members of
future legislatures, still better re
sults will be had." Portland Commerce.
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The time will soon
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Owner
MEDALS KOIt AVO.MEX WORKERS
Treasury war loan organization
has made two million medals out of
captured German canon for Victory
Loan Workers. Instruct all your
county and city chairmen to s'end in
their authorized lists of workers to
you, then forward these lists to Fed
eral Reserve Chairman of your dis
trict. Federal Reserve Chairman
will upon receipt of list and arrival
of medal shipments from factories
send county and city chairmen num
ber certified. Advise that you in
struct your local chairmen to se
cure all possible pubicity concerning
medal awards. Instruct them also
that every worker must be listed hi
order to secure a medal.
$1000.00
Buys a 27x132 business lot ad-
Joining the Palace hotel property
See W. W. SHAMHART. 4 5tf
When you will want your car in order to enjoy
the nice spring and summer evenings. Road.5
are getting good and the going will soon be fine.
Don't wait until the last moment before having ,
your repair work done.
rine Your Car in
And we will have it in ship-shape for you in a
very short time. We will save you that long
wait and at the same time we will not have to
rush it through.
Your car needs overhauling and we are the ones
who should do it. . . Ask any man who is particu
lar about his car. He gets his work done here.
Hill & Johns' Garage
. HEPPNER, OREGON
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Graham, Cream Middlings,
Roll Barley and all Mill Feeds
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In the hour of death music will i
spcuk to you of a life filled with on
eternity of Joy and song.
In the hour of vision music will give
power and scope to your Imagination
and bring luto rculltj- the things that
were not.
In thp hour of high purpose music
will summon the potentialities of your
oul ami urge them forwurd to greut
ind glorlou achievement.
Such Is the power of music; to thin
power open the doors of your soul and
here will enter Into your life a grest
er fulness of all that makes for prog
esK and Joy.
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Unci 2 Sam Gives Soldier Boy
New Lc:se on L;fe.
Lllllard Kvitis Is a colored Mildler
Imy who h.i.l both I, m blown of n ac
tion, lie i vim for the piceul nt Let-
cumin ( :,nil li.mpltui nt the pre
Hl.llo In Sri ti rriincisin ran slid
Iocs d un i' fox train uml cue Htee
ll.)W? Why?
(If com,,,. , ,.,, f,. tril, (,r n nmi
!!', .1 fellow nii l.i h ive e ; K,Hlj
li ;i Well, i:u-is hiM tin-in- nut hi
oil I.-hm of tli ;,h n nd bone. , hi own
willow Ii-.h illi JoliiN n iil reiythliiK.
He Is itiilm; In I,. I.etli rui in pretty
heuii nmi Kn lm k iii wu'k Bil l iniiKe
hi" IIvIiik iiii.I prnlinHy n-t unirrl.-d
ninl r iln children That's lli Imw.
Tin. why of It s- (he komm iin,..nt f
llui I'ulleil Huteit lui (juno In ff ,.g
urn! arm tints n,- i , KinK , ,,,.
illly built i or nrtn or huml or
llr of Ii-ks or rm or lisiid? to every
mil. Hit who lout his I. ks ,r uriim In thf
war. At Ittiriiisn In piirtli-iilsr thev
sre tnnktiirt hm stul arm and hsniln
In their imti workshop They urn nmk
In them Iwrtiw they have hit nimn a
U-iler artlfli-UI llnih thim the private
lii.iiiufiu-tiir. is a turiilnK out. lint e.
'i'illiK thn 'Liberty whlili the
Kuveriiiiienl mippli,-, n moat rnaes
This Is one phnw of the rii-unM ruc
tion work flint l iirle Hum la quietly
isrrvliiK on It U cue ..f Hie l,.n,f r.
tinlv, tint II la cilln hnnilr.'iW ef
thiiunta of i1,i!(ira lii-iiirtntM-r ihst
when I'lu le K im come k.x kin nt
mir iloor wi'h the Vl.t.rr Ltun
I Mtlih if the money ,u
nil la K'll'a lii roi-eiet ite l'i. in
who Ke ef di.-ir ti.. h m f,
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'It's certainly good."
l.i 2, 3 and 5 pound tins.
Sam Hughes
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Distributors,
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Tftat Isni yew fey
cu have Jjccii calling: that key you carry your kev! It isn't vours; It be
IinKs to your landlord it is subject t o his call nt an'v time. If you should
pass away tomorrow you couldn't Rive that key to vour family; still that is
wn.u you would like .to do and that is what you should do. '
Yoii possess a desire to own a home: P.very man feels tins desire, for it
r 'lie question is wliat are you goinjr to do fur yourself am
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T earn the title to a home requires determination.
ly making sysematie sacrifices.
the kind that can save
l'.arn the nKht to call that key your own. Don't fool vourself anv lonce--Cine
in and we will help you plan it. You will be interested in the manv
plans ol coxy homes and thehelp we h ave to offer builders.
During the war it was patriotic not to build. Now
we can best show our patriotism by building
UNCLE WE'RE WITH YOU
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