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WHY WE ARE
AT WAR WITH
GERMANY
By
EPHR AIM DOUGLASS ADAM3
Execttive Head, Hittory 'Depart
ment Leiand Stanford Junior University
Notice to Members of G. A. R.
All old soldiers are requested to
meet next Sunday morning at
in front of the Odd Follows Hall.
Whether you are a Grand Army man
or served but ninety days, your pre
sence is requested. The soldiers will
march in a body to the C'irkHan
church, where annual memorial ser
vices will be held.
Percy Jarman and Ed Dicty, well
known Butter cree : ir.-ii. were visit
ors in Heppner the las.-: .f f-ho week.
ui. s O.U'de in Sand Hulloiv.
i ll auto collision ocurred in Sane
'A '1 -w last Saturday w hen J. T. Ay
oi s' Frd car and Hugh Stanfield':
'rankiin met when coming around .
'uin In the road. A fender was ton
'.rem the Ford and the Franklin re
n.'ived but little damage. No om
was Injured.
Paul Reitmann, extensive whea
farmer of North lone was in Heppne
Saturday to report for the North lorn
precinct.
The object of this war It to delivar
the free ..ijplei cf the world from the
-enace a.d the actual power of a vast
nlutary ctsblirRment controlled by an
-respons ble Government, which, havlnn
secretly plan: ed to nominate the world
roceeded to carry out the plan without
regard either to the sacred obligation
if treaty or the Icng-establlshed prac
' ard long-cherithed principles of In.
i;natioral action ar honor; . . . This
ws Is rot the German Feaple. It It
e rutl less matter of the German peo
i.c".. our o"'nest to tee to
it t-.it the history of the rest of the
w--d is ro lo-jer left to Its hanlllng."
P e- e'ert Wilson, Augutt 27, 19)7.
V'S FIGHT FOR PEACE AND FOR
SELF-RESPECT.
v,'hat scrt of a peace does Germany
hope to secure? That can be an
swered in a sentence: a peace which
will enable her V ,'uj!ll in the next
hat failed to ful
1 'a peace the
In ' i answer Is
f 1 make Bure
i again."
' killed (not
-er 8,000,000
vet Germany
? ' essential to
'hat any act,
Permissible so
' var. Against
set her will.
- ;bt that Ger
'.' Here are four
uaking: "Per
and It is not
n; war forms
order instituted
cace not only
l allows of the
ude of pitiful,
"reatures . . .
with loud cries
' exist, block the
' i, make the air
defile the blocij-
worst of hypoc
M pat ion by Ger
Jonference." "We
'manent peace as
Heaven defend
And Treitschke,
t the military
taught over and
tear the aims
flit in this.
'Allies wish?
i brief: a peac
; that "it shall
j This war b
i maimed or w
young and vie
'still believes-
j human proarr
however atro
long as it I? r
that theory '
Does any--,
, many belle
leaders of r
'. petual po
even a
' part of t
' by God."
'. leads to
! existent:
trembl!'
who cli:
about
way foi
fetid, a - .
of the i t "
risies !
many in ;
must net c
a result
Germar.y
th
Every one concedes the feet that
PHOTOGRAPHS
make the most appropriate
GIFTS
but many overlook the further truth
that wo do not carry th":n in stool;.
Inasmuch as yr;ir 71 li -it "r:! -,, . musi
be manufactured to your order, make
a date ror an early sitting.
DO IT NO V.
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All parties interested in getting work in my line
should get my prices and estimates before
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED
the historian-ti.. j.
class of Germany,
over again that war was the only
means of achieving world leadership;
that war "is to be conceived as an
ordinance set by God"; that "war Is
Just and moral, and that the idea of
eternal peace is both unjust and im
moral and impossible."
These theories, put in practice, have
made of Germany the Cain of civiliza
tion "his hand against every man's
hand." In self-defense and in mere
self-respect, America was forced to
strike back. We could not sit still
when we realized that it was our duty
"to be and to remain the out-spoken
moral opponents of the present Ger
man policy, and of the German State,
so long as It holds this present pol
icy, and carries on its present war.
. . . Germany, as at present dis
posed, is the willful and deliheratu
enemy of the human race." (Jcsiah
Roy-;e. )
Cut if th--i" le any who have not
t'li.s larger vision r,f the issues of th"
war who are not moved to slake all
on the abstract justice of our cause
then let them ask themselves what
xel'-resp ict as a nitlon demands of
America, atvl of true Americans, under
the treatment .we received from Ger-r.-.ony.
Y.'hen the European war came In
l:tH, and while we were still neutral,
what insult was not heaped ujwn our
self-respect? The Austrian Ambas
sador, Duir.ha. plo.tcd to organize
trikes in our munitions factories, and
to buy up agitators to incite workmen
to discontent. German spins, now con
victed and In jail, have admitted that
they worked under the direction of
h;gh German officials to commit acts
in violation of our neutrality. Some
of these same officials have admitted
the expenditure of m!liions,of dollatr
in illegal operations conducted "In
direct def:ar.:-e of our laws, and In In
solent disregard of international atp--enmtic
courtesy." The catalogue or
German crimes In America, and of
German agents amongst us, while roc
were still neutral. If published in full,
would be astounding almost to dis
belief. I
The German acts have startled us at
last to the knowledge that, the natlor
which permits them without resent
ment is no nation In that essential
quality of patriotism self-respect.
Without that quality, we are but a
mass of disorganized peoples, havini:
tto influence in world affairs, and ill
t'ma'ely at the mercy of that state
which best knows how to carry on
hamcless intrigues amongst, 11s. Ger
many Ik that state. We are fighting
In the hope of caving the world from
her immoral Ideals; but we are also
fighting to restore our self-respect.
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has paid $5 for less good tobacco than you
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Give any man a chew of Real Gravely Pluf, and he will
tell you that's the kind to tend. Send the beat I
Ordinary plug it falie economy. It coat less per
week to chew Real Gravely, became a imall chew of it
lasts a long while.
If you smoke a pipe, slice Gravely with your knife
and add a little to your smoking tobacco. It will give
lavor improve your smoke.
SEND YOUR FRIEND IN THE V. S. SERVICE
A POUCH OF GRAVEL'
Dealers alt around hen carry It la 10c. pouches. A 3c. ataeap
will put it into hia hanua in any Training Camp or Seaport of the
U. S. A. Even "over there" a 3c itamp will take it to him. Your
dealer will supply envelop and te you official di-actios how to
aaoreas it.
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EatsblloHacI last -'
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WHEAT GROWERS WILL
HOLD CONFERENCES
THs is the eighth of a series of ten
articles by Profcs-:or Adam3.
Picnic On Skinner's deck.
The people of the upper Willow
crsek community are planning a pic
nic dinner and an aftsrnoon program
on Skinner creek, Wednemlay, May
29th. Everybody is expected to take
the day off, meet with their neigh
bors and enjoy themselves for the
day. County agent F. II, Brown, S.
E. Notson and others from Heppner
are going out. Everybody Is invited
to Join in on a good time.
(F. R. Brown, County Agent.)
Starting from Pendleton June
ISth, spending sometime In Umatilla
basin counties, Agricultural College
officials, and a few wheat growers
from each of the counties will hold
a series of conferences and visit a
number of demonstrations In the
rowing of wheat. Recently a group
nf fifty or sixty stockmen met at th'
Union Experiment Station, where,
while tliey looked at the different lot
-if steers being fed at the place, they
were told what methods were used
in each case. The general opinion
was easily expressed in the words of
Senator Pierce when he said, "Prof.
Potter told us of this work when we
were in Ontario, but Prof. Potter
:,U not talk nearly so strong or in
so definite terms as do these steers
icmselves." You wheat growers
have talked amongst yourselves, have
tcld what you can do, have heard
stories of what other fellows can do,
here is an opportunity for you, how
ever, to go and see, find out for your
selves what the different methods
will do. The last day of the confer
ence will be spent at the Moro exper-
mcnt station where Mr. Stephens
has been able to demonstrate some
cry practical methods. Already a
number of Morrow county farmers
:ave signified their Intention of tak
ng In part or all of this conference.
It perhaps would not be convenient
aor desirable for all to attend. How
;ver, we are going to keep out a sign
'room for one more." Call and
make your arrangements early so a
seat may be reserved for you In
. mebody's "Ford."
Don't let him get like this
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Max Gorfkle, of the Eastern Hide
& Junk Company of Pendleton, was
in Heppner the first of the week,
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Anderson mo
tored over to Pendleton last Friday
evening and spent the week end with
relatives and friends.
Ed Kellogg took a load of freight
to Lone Rock for J. B. Huddleston
last Tuesday. He contemplates haul
ing wool In that vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Barlow of lone
were Heppner visitors this week.
They recently returned from a visit
to Camp Lewis and an account of
the trip will be found in another col
umn of this paper.
For Sale Barred Rock cockerels,
12.50 each. WIGHTMAN BROS.,
Heppner. 2mo.
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