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THE HEPPNER HERALD. HEPPNER. OREGON
Tuesday. September 14th, 1020
THE HEPPNER HERALD
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
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the I'ok o'k'dule I'Hce.
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Miosie
ary 1919, and many staunch republicans were the leaders
in the movement. The rock-ribbed Oregonian was the
foremost spokesman for it.
It was only when it was seen by astute politicians that
BEFORE THE LEAGUE ENTERED POLITICS
The League of Nations has of late become the bone of
such partisan political strife that the- average reader is apt
to forget it was not conceived, fostered .mr! snnn;nr hi.-
the tu-mocratic party. It was in no sense born in the minds ! the joining of the League of Nations as formed at 'the peace
of the democrats of this country nor were the democrats re- ! conference would so entrench President Wilson that it
sponsible i,,r the spreadof the idea over the country for its would be almost impossible to unhorse the democrats that
strong endorsement or for the very general longing for its ; violent objections were made to the articles of the covenant
attainment. ; j and bogeys set up to frighten the American voters. The
'I he league idea was born amid war of a realization of' JenSue nas 1)ccn made a political issue by politicians and so
the barbarity and futility of wars and of a world-wide hope : !1,1Uch has ')ccn a,x,ut it t0 arouse prejudice that it is
and prayer that there would never be another such holo-i a'rnust impossible for the average voter to get a true per-cau-t
to visit the earth. Men and women of all nation Top -Ictivc of it. blast Oregonian.'
all creeds ami ot ad political oyinion joined in urging the
tonnation of s;,-h a union uf nations" that war would be?
Loth unnecessary and inmossible. Here in on,- -,- .,,-!
try 1 'resident Wilson champioiieil the idea but be was !r- - ,
. " "- ' I " -oih il IIH' loretp.o-t le'.'tO-i ((.ni.risr. ,he vocation-iind rvocaii' i! V.
sT(i:i:v(; KVKNT IN" H?-J'l- Mod-sm. I!e has writt.-n nnW(.rou"
M-H niSTOUY RKCALI.I-.H r-'-n.s on Montana subiccti. ineluri-
ers 01 t ic republican party were most active in crealiiv '"f luv.-ay s:i-ncpi-, ero..! ,,
S( 1 1 1 I 1 n . .1 1 I t", ,t- O ' ' 1 1 ' a . . IT 1 I .-. , ! .... ' ...1 - . - 1.
in;: ue: on 0!d Fort 'Jt-ie.on, at
,! ,,' Mifyonri, anoihur to
Suipiiur S'prinLrs and ano.ini'
ward La ft. ex-president, was
sentini.-iit for it. William 1 1
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I .' lMl' m'- '-on-pu-ious worker tor it as president of
m. !. ..ue to r.n.orce t'eace and most 01 the men as,,,-i-i
,.,1 ,,0 1, 1, 1. . .. 1 - . , . . .
' M OU(!V,Ct Ot till-: or-amatl.,n were !h.-U ot vc!W, and o.rried with u
iron;!i!etu repttl.licaii-. r.ven Senator l.od're before K ' not y ',JP natcii-s of vprse he i.a
on topA1. (u ii
si to that ptato.
".u 01 Mori) ana." who is in ;vl s'.miiv rer, .- ii, ri, . si ,..i
. j !(!" today on one of his wg'jlar fl-.l at Hcppner, in V.:)Z, .Mr. Sp n-
travi-ljnc salesman, has written loin
saw that it was bad politics even if o;(l( iiatrioti-m io -.nmv ro,llt'os !, b'u mar'' compiimt ; in-
i'os , .,mu, m join tne fgue. spoke iulilicly lior it.
Here ;n ( )rc'''oii it win iln- Lot.' ('.,, v.. m,"..- ;, .
v . 1 1 1 ' 1 n Mia'itllin,
s,o s q e oac
I ' DOWN TO THE LAST "RED NICKEL"
I Stubs to individual bank checks are
I arranged, like this: ' B
I Balance brought forward
I Amount deposited
1 Total ; " I
I Amount of this check
I Balance carried forward
I By making the proper entry on each 1
I check stub, you can know at all times I
I the exact amount to your credit in the 1
I bank. The record is complete and re- I
j liable. It can be kept up-to-dat easily
I each entry at the time of transaction.
1
' "' ei'. o H'Ooi;: of the
- L. sl.ijhuiocif andiediry, who
sown oppo. ii, . ruifi of Willow
- -ill' y 10 warn of toe ioipend-
.nr. sn: iter eivp i h. '
publications, says joast Orei. - : w v- a,,- y;,;st r u.niun thi--
'"n- joioiroivo 10 pnbla-'h. It is p.; foliov s:
.-,.,,,,1,1:,..,,, ,,1,,. ,,,,,,,, 11.- .1 - ,' , i" . One of tlie few eonipositions wlo, li i ' e i iepner
t ( jnihl.i ,m. xsno sent out a call to,- the Northwest Congress ,. sold was wrften f.- ,h, tr-ory w.-i-es , ji -m.
.r the League 01 .sat.. -is winch met in Portland in Kebru- -f toe hroadwate,- i,tei at n, u,v.n.
flood t!.;a rwept if
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7;-rj i'aino shall stand l.y, whh ci'dod p.-n.
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NATIONAL BANK I
eppner, Oregon
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DON'T WORRY
About gettin.or ycur Fall Seeding Done
LET FORDSON DO il
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ei 1 ,; load.
You'll give a vital blow to old High Cost-of
Living when you order your suits and overccats
here.
1 offer
The l.iii.l w, ,r In t .n.r lon.hOoii for MVtltnii ind ).m
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Latooref! Auto Co.
Wc nlso have Pord Trucks for immediate delivery.
On lik- tlio siornielonl the rid.Ms
fame
1'ritiqir jheir horses apain and npaln
Above the lenipei-1 I heir words ranK
rl.-nr;
'Fle for your lives, the cloud
burst's- here!"
How many mothers with pliftpnliiR
eye
Now Raie on their l.abe for thai
timely cry;
How many hunbands hav clanped
i their wived.
And t.leod those men who dfiv.'d
their live.
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Tv o I'm. t..d. f: , . , , ,
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n.i 1 c.vt n,
If ttuth w.ie ktiotin. ho d-.-ne'
renon.
ttui "t,!! mrbehand-d from f.uh-'
er to mn ,
Ho h. n.y and NUilnrk ave ,, .
; Ineion.
THOMAS Mt ltUAY SPKNCKIt. '
t'liriland. June 22. !93. (
a
7 PER CENT OFF
l li.HTMII I; riltMMt
III . Ttt lloMK
1 nd".n. v.il lmon
'Ve . r lf t! ',.lTO lo, ,'., I ,., .1
T' i"-! f..r the or. " ,,f ti,
ft t'0r"'V In o!!lh Hefter te-
"M'-T hy in M M 4ohn...n
h. b"niii the iri.ti-lr tat princ ;
The !.ainn i.-t!rt.!e otm ff i
a Mi..ii-n h...-!" it-,,., !,f, ,a !
" of Unl (or. 'h ., r J Uf, fr.
et.niietit a tn H ,i. on.
Andrr. n i to feme lam.r.l.:
enn.
It i n.rt.j rr tnt Mm John
ia thelt home Is toyib
et Califor'..
on
SUITS and OVERCOATS
until September 18th
Make your selection while our assortment
of new weaves is complete.
P.e measured, tod a.
We STEAM CLEAN and DRY CLEAN
anything in Ladies' and Men's wearing apparels.
Hcppner Tailoring and Cleaning Shop
G. FRANZEN, Proprietor
j EDUCATION PAYS
I Till" IM.IMin U. AM. I on TW. WXTt'.
T"tM'n ',J n hi,, h, one Chance l3 no,0i.j to
Kemler MMinruidl..j s. ,v!,-e lo the Public.
Hh Common Si.ho.il Kdictn 4 Chanrn
WMh llih School Kdurauon .... t1 n,anr
With Col!.Ke Kductlon ,00 ch,nc...
Arc You Giving Your Child His Chance?
THOSl- 8TATKS AUK WKAt.THIKST THAT HAVE INVITED
MOST IN t;MCATtON
Oregon Agricultural College
ful Cv,,,n .hip ml ..r,.f, c,tf,,rt n
'tUlu.
The Trmif!f ln.!ii,!. i-it v.,-., ,..,. .
!Uii.!if4 Tixhntr., c.,;;, Ccu,
1H Trrrn )in.d fkrfHwiU-r 8t. iuj,.
' , ' Tulllim , m
I or Infonmtion .