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H. T. Botts
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C. M. Dyrlund
B. L. Beals, Jr.
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Vice-President.
Vice-President.
Cashier.
Ass’t Cashier.
DIRECTORS—
H. T. Botts, Chairman.
R. E. Williams
J James
— Williams
John Erickson
David Kuratli
Wm. Maxwell
T. W. Lyster
D. Fitzpatrick.
Albert Marolf
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MARCH
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perceptions failed to steer him away
from such highly improper and of­
fensive utterances. It is strange that
he lacked the discernment to see that
in his assertion that Great Britian is j
on the verge of resuming "old pre­
tensions in political conquest," and
France has already set out upon a j
venture of aggressive militarism, he
has supplied senators like Johnson.
Borah and Reed with new ammuni­
tion for a renewed onslaught against
ratification of the league covenant.
—Spokesman Review.
W. 3. U’Ren is now the regular
attorney for the "reds" and radicals
charged with law violation in Port­
land. Il is only a step after all from
democracy to anarchy, and the nv.ib-
le is that many half-baked inte'etts
cannot discern the line of demark-
tion.—Eugene Guard .
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Lloyd George announced the "man­
dates” in parliament the other day.
No doubt he held his hand over his
mouth to hide a smile as he did when
A Portrait of Our Mr. Wilson.
he told the parliament what a fine
Mr. Keynes’ book, "The Economic
thing the league of nations would be
and when everybody laughed he Consequences of the Peace," is caus­
said "I pray you gentlemen, to take ing a vast deal of comment in both
England and America, and it is gen-
it seriously.”—Gazette Times.
erally admitted that many of his de­
Candy has become such an impor­ ductions are more correct than the
tant consideration in the east that the people of the two countries care to
larger hotels now have their own admit. There is one point, however,
This comfort is now ob-
Candy shops as part of their estab­ that will be generally concurred in
OUGH ROADS seem
tainable
in a light car with
lishments and a pan of their menus. over the United States, and that is
smoothed out by the
People eat candy thtee for four times his frank and illumining estimate of
wonderful new Triplex Springs economy in fuel and tires
a day, and even fruit has failed to President Wilson. He speaks as fol-
and remarkably low upkeep
satisfy. Guests low order candy sent lews;
of Overland 4.
-2
left
cost.
to their rooms in the same way they
"When President Wilson
Triplex Springs hold the
formerly ordered a bottle of wine or Washington he enjoyed a prestige
Overland 4 is started
fruit. The candy sales have more and a moral influence through the
wheels to the road, while the
than quadroupled in the last few world unequaled in history.”
and
lighted by the Auto-Lite
passengers ride in comfort.
months. Yet candy is a luxury and I Ilut afterwards:
two-unit
system. It has U.
Their astonishing qualities
"The disillution was so complete
assessed at 5 per Cent excise tax over
S.
L.
batteries.
It is equip­
have created an entirely new
and above all other taxes. It has real­ that some of those who had trusted
ped
with
all
the
latest car
ly become a necessity, and it looks as most hardly dared speak of it. * * *
conception of light car riding
if the demand would never permit The President was not a hero or a
essentials
and
conveniences.
ease.
sugar to go to as low a price as for­ prophet: he was not even a philos­
merly prevailed.—Telephone Regis­ opher, but a generously-intentioned
l man, with many of the weaknesses
ter.
■ of other human beings and lacking
There can be little doubt : that, as a that dominating intellectual equip­
former Secretary of the Treasury ment which would have been neces­
says, the present federal taxes are sary. * * * * His temperament was
having a bad effect upon business, not primarily that of the student or
But we must doubt the ’ wisdom of the scholar; he had not much even
further McAdooling the national fi­ of that culture of the world whicn
nances by issuing another big loan. marks M. Clemenceau and Mr. Bal­
At the present time Liberty bonds four as exquisitely cultivated gentle­
are at a discount at from five to ten men of their class and generation * *
per cent. What would be the effect He was not only insensitive to his
of dumping a million or two more surroundings in the external sense;
upon the market? Possibly the gov­ lie was not sentitive to his environ­
ernment might turn a pretty penny ment at all. What chance could su b
by selling new bonds at par—if it a man have against Mr. Lloyd
could—and with the proceeds buying George’s unerring, almost medium­
up at ten per cent discount old ones like, sensibility to everyone immed­
which it had sold at par; but such a iately around him? * * * The poor
system of making money out of pa­ President would be playing blind
triotic bond purchasers would scarce­ blind man’s bluff in that party. * ♦ *
ly commend itself. We should like to "In fact, the President had thought
hear more about getting government out nothing. When it came to prac­
expenditures back to a rational peace tice, his ideas were nebulous and in­
basis, and less about new schemes complete. He had no plan,, no scheme
for further inflation to meet extrava­ | no constructive ideas whatever for
gant and needless disbursements.— : clothing with the flesh of life the
Harvey's Weekly.
commandments which he had thun­
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dered from the White House. He
Idealism which believed the peace could have preached a sermon on any
of the world could be maintained by of them or addressed a stately prayer
signing on the dotted line received to the Almighty for their fulfillment,
A money-maker and hard work saver for land clearers and wood-cutting
another jolt in the "peaceful” re­ but he could not frame their concrete I
contractors. One man can move it from cut to cut Simple and reliable.
volution in Germany and military application of the actual state of Eu­
" U.S.
Hundreds in use all over the
----- When not in U1O for wood cutting, the 4 H. P. motor will
men who assert that the war should rope. * * * Not only was he ill in­
run mills, feed mills, feed cutters, pumps, etc.
Quick dtllvtntt from aver
100 pointa throughout
not have ended until there was a formed but his mind was slow and
U> H'adttawh cutting vmd for lia lha* 3 nun
th* United Staton.
F. /. (Pl.'.'u-s Burnt. Oro.
neerg.’
complete occupation of enemy terri­ unadaptable. * * * There can seldom
"I have tawed through five-fool io’ideal logt at the rati
tory and predicted that in a longer have been a statesman of the first
tfene foot a mtnuU.
N. P. Mger», Laton, Calif
or shorter time the former German rank more incompetent than the
America must burn more
government would again assume president in the agilities of the coun­
wood for fuel. One Wad®
will do 10 men’s work at
power, can now join the “I told yon cil chamber. * » * He did not rem­
one-tenth the cost Write
so” crowd. The exact situation is dif- edy these defects by seeking aid from
for free Book, “How Dan
Und and
Ross cuts 40 cords
ficult to determine and the future is the collective wisdom of his lieuten- !
« day,” full de-
I" 'Specified 4
in doubt, but it clear that the gov­ ants. * * * He could write notes
ernment which negotiated peace is from Sinai or Olympus; he could re- i
Gooemrr.tnt
out, and the element which stood main unapproachable in the White I
aloof and which flatly declined to House, or even in the council of ten
carry out provisions of the treaty and be safe. But if he once stepped ■
providing for trial and punishment down to the intimate equality of j
of those responsibles for atrocities, the four, the game was evidently up.’ I
In the face of what transpired be- I
is in. Coming events can only show
the true meaning of the move, but fore President Wilson went to Eu- ,
we must remember that from the rope, what happened while he was
first there has been those who have there, and what has taken place
asserted that Germany was not to be since, it is exceedingly difficult to
trusted and the so called German re- | escape the logic of Mr. Keynes’ con­
public was a sham and part of the clusions. He has presented President
! program.—Independent.
Wilson as he has been painfully fa-
miliar to Americans for several
President Offends Great Britian and years but he has only recently ap-
pea red in the eyes of England,
France.
France and Italy. His partrayal is so
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OTHING touches the spot like a good
I lie British people are gasping and true to life as to be at once startling
smoke — and nothing can touch
the French arc sputtering with in­ and huminiating.
Chesterfields for genuinely “ eatisfyiny” body
dignation over the offensive utter­
and flavor.
ances of the president in his painful­
A Reason for Worry.
ly maladroit letter to Senater Hitch-
In Chesterfields the finest of silky, aro­
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; cock. Particular and emphatic excep­
matic Turkish and rich, mellow Domestic
."What’s the matter, old pal? You
tions are taken to the following para­ look terribly blue.”
tobaccos are blended to bring out a new and
graph:
"I am blue. I’ve been rejected.”
finer quality of flavor.
"Article 10 represents the renun­
"Oh, cheer up! There are plenty of
,
Now you know why Chesterfields “Satiety!”
ciation by Great Britian and Japan, other girls, and anyhow she may
And because this blend is exclusive and cannot
by France and Italy, of the old pre­ change her mind.”
be copied, only Chesterfields can "satisfy !’*
tensions to political conquest and
"Great scoit man! It’s not a girl,
- Each package is wrapped in moisture-proof,
territorial aggrandizement. It must but a life insurance company that
glassine paper that keeps all of the original
not lie forgotten, senator, that this has rejected me.”
article constitutes a renunciation of
flavor intact.
wrong ambition on the part of the
President Wilson’s letter on reser­
powerful nations with whom we were vations, boiled down, merely says
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associated tn the war. It Is by no that what he wants is not a league
means certain that without this ar­ of nations but an issue for 1920. And
ticle any such renunciation will take that is exactly what this paper said
place. Militaristic ambitions and im­ a year ago.
perialistic policies are by no means
dead, even in the counsels of the na­
Secretary McAdoo says proudly
tions whom we most trust and with that there was no panic during his
w horn we most desire to be associat­ administration as Secretary of the
ed in the tasks of peace. Throughout Treasury. Panics never come during
the sessions of the conference in Par­ the money spending periods— they
is it was evident that a militaristic arrive when the bills have to be paid.
i
party, under the most influe Miai
leadership, was seeking to Rain iH-
If declarations that the American
cendency in the counsels of France. people will not spend their blood and
They were defeated then, but are in treasure preserving the borders of
control now."
alien kingdoms and empires ’nullify’
Diplomatically speaking there lia< the covenant of the league of nations,
been no such smashing of crockery the American people are entirely wil­
since the proverbial bull went on the ling that it should be nullified.
rampage in a china shop.
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Turn the thing around and listen
Davey Lawrence says: "So far as
how it would sound to the American Wood row Wilson
is concerned, he
people. Suppose that Lloyd George, isn’t going to stick blindly
to his
or the king of England, or the presi­ party
any more." No; he will contin-
dent of France had written publicly ue to
stlck by himself and depend
in that way about the American gov­ upon
his party to tick blindly to
ernment. That one of them had pub­ him.
licly said, in effect, "you know the
United States has long been astroc-
iously guilty of many bad practices.
Well. I have reformed it. or I think I
have, hut it is backsliding and will
be back in its own wallow unless
e\eijbody over here does exactly as
I order."
According to the cold logic of the
HIDES
president's utterances we went all
amiss when we entered the war on
Are NOT Junk
tlu side of the entente allies. If his
SHIP YOUR
Statement were true, which assured­
Hides and Calf Skins
to th. II.
Si IH roN CO.
ly It is not, the European conflict,
POkTLANIl.
For my own part," writes Presi­ not willing to accept, without ques­
until article 10 was Invented, was a
Andeer FULL value
dent Wilson, "I am not willing to tion, the scheme worked out by the sense people to save ten dollars mor*
matter of six and a half a doxen
than formerly each time they do no*
for them.
trust to the council of diplomats the diplomats of Paris.
Prussian militarism on one
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Imperialistic policies" on the other
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II is lamentable that the president s
Kaiser is another ptoof that th»re i*
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enable common no accoimning for tastes.
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