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and the “Wild-ar.d -V.\ ■ u can't beat it.
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
A LOGICAL GROW™
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\ SPECIAL R TIO.N ' ! E
The fcird that -a- ; - • nr 'rev an all goods.
OUR riXTHr: E~ ARTMENT
Prices arc .rre-ar1; pa's
■ c sts a ad D .es Me Saits. Ote
and (■ er costs Msekrr?--. and Overalls. Also
Boy-’ Suits and Overt a*
Steias belie via? m *. ih ake a pur
chase snd -a*-■& rnoney A reby.
Th** HO' rciii;
’! [U-n UjtJftrtCT*;
which the integrity of Turkey was
made pan cf European law. Much was
sa i. act, I think, by the Noble Lord.
(Lord Kimberly but by tiscs* who
stood by him . ™ condemnation o' the
cowers of Europe cn this occasion.
A? east it may be sa d for them that
t-ey are representing a continuity of
rc<icy acid that they are maintaining
the law of Europe ss it has been iasd
down by the only authority competent
to c-eate raw for Eu-ope. They have
been defied oy a state which owes its
very existence to the Concert of Eu
'ope." if it rad rot been for tie Con
cert o' Europe the He.'ientc Kingdom
wouid never have been heard of. i
fee: t s cur duty to s-stam the feder
ated act on of Europe. I think it has
suffered by the somewhat absurd
cam.* which has bean given to it (the
''Concert of Europe"- and the intense
importance of the fact has been buri
ed unde- the bad jokes to whicn th*
-word has given rise, but tfvj federal
ed action of Europe, if we can maid
ta n this legislature. s our soie hope
of escaping from tn* constant terror
and the calamity of war. the constant
pressure of the burden of an armed
peace, which w,iigh down the spirits
and darken the prospects of any r.a
- cn in ti s part of the worid—engage
ments into wr ch it enters mud be
respected—they must not be thrown
ever at the mere wifi of an autsid*
power.
it is. rosed. an exaggerated idea o'
the severe gnty of nations—that doct
rine which Las found its fullest and
most sympathetic exp-essjon in the
German Pc it'co-Lega Pniiosophy—
to ass-me that s.ch fede-ated action
may not be organized and developed
for the common good. !f the Twent y
th Century is to bring any prog rest
KERISMS
We will put the Ed: ’ Fh^iu^r^ph in your home on
trial without an; chiitp ton.
We invite c'sipari on, and will gladly put it with any
machines under the same conditions.
free
other
WALKER DRUG CO
our Rexaf? Store
1 TM Mill |
Phone 2b.
CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING
The regular meeting of the City
- tunc II was held last evening wjthj
.ne Mayor and all councilmen present
with the exception of Me**r*. Paup
and Lingerfelt
J. C. Barber, president of the
school board made application for
more accommodations for the child
ren. also for a city public park, and
for better docking accommodations
for small boats.
Mayor Wakefield appointed a com
mute of two. Councilmen Winston
and Hunt, to confer with the school
board and to report their findings at
the next meeting. The council then
endorsed the appointment of A. R.
Larson as chairman of the committee
cn public parks, acting in conjunc
tion with the commercfal club.
A committee composed of Council
men Hunt and Williams was appoint
ed by the Mayor to investigate the
docking facilities for small boats and
to make a report at the next meeting.
The street committee reported gen
eral reeairs and the lights, and water
committee reported the build’ng of a
small hose house on Lund Street. The
health and police committee reported
an Investigation of the business lic
enses as not yet completed, also the
matter of placing one Harry Bums
in the hosoital for treatment The
report of the municipal magistrate,
the city clerk, and city treasurer
were approved and Ordered filed.
.Pills were allowed and ordered paid.
Judge S. A. Plumley was elected re
gistration officer for the ensuing
year.
Otto Johnson made application for
an extention of 35 feet of the street
cn Sayles street the city to furnish
♦he lumber and materials and Mr.
Johnson to do the work which was
♦greed to.
LEONINE GOES
SOUTH LAST NIGHT
The gasboat Leonine of the Sunny
ooint Packing Company sailed for
Seattle about midnight and will re
*urn in about a month, towing a pile
■ “river for the company.
TAKE J. H. JONES HOUSE
S. M. G'bb; and *amify have moved
'*om *hei- forme- residence in New
‘*"n to the house eocuoied until late
ly by M. and Mrs_ J. H. Jones.
into international relations it cannot
be uccn any other lines.
Th ■ President was wise not to com
-’it himself to any detailed plan cf an
association of nations. The details
->!jst be t>-e sub>ect of constant modi
fraticn as events demonstrate what
can and should be done: yet 3ome
-*»l attemot 2t federated action in
vh-ch th# lead shall be taken by the
--e3t rcw-r* that waged war against
9“08S>an<sir, and In which partfcipa
**en shall bf refused to no nation
•whose institutions are not incomcat
H’e I■ b«--tv sn-i i*'St:Oe Ip ab-O
te]y vital. In insisting upon immed
-te'y realizing th-‘s the President is
working along the only feasible and
->ractioa! line possible. He is carry
ing out to its culmination a move
-,^-t wh-ch has long been g-owing
n Euro-e and which, notwithstand
ng infnit™ di^cult es. attain»d a cer
•a n measure of success throughout
‘he whole course of the nineteenth
'-ntury I: is not a mere hopp deriv
i from the lucubrat:ons of soecula
ive writers or moralists, but the ap
•iieat-on of a princiole which has
en aop’ied in practice during the
ast w th results of importance, which
-has the sanction of leading states
-!»n, and without which there can be
-o guaranty of any lasting peacp or
-ny sound development of internation
] iaw.
It is a fortunate circumstance that
-h» English protagonist of the Lea
•ve of Natons plan should be the son
of Lord Salisbury—the present Lord
Robert Cecil, whose sympathetic and
effective efforts for closer Anglo-Am
erican co-operation make him a pecu
'iarly valuable member of thp Peace
Conference.
HARO TIMES DANCE
Get your old clothes on and come
o the Moo*e Hall SATURDAV night
ui dance. It* the be&t Jazz music
n the north. General admiss on 50c.
Fine* will be charged on all even
ng gown*, white colars. | gnt tie*, etc.
<o ]e*h! by go*h.—3dv.
WANTED—Girl at th; Liberty
Lunch,-^hfv.
INDEPENDENT
DR A VINO CO.
Coal /& Frsight Hauled
From ail D&chs
Office Phone 64 Hen. 134
CHRIS SORifiJSSEN. Prop.
1 HOWARD BUYS
ij PURS
\! Stedman HotelOffice
At The GRAND
THURSDAY NIGHT. Feb. 6th.
Earl Williams and Grace Darmond
in “The Seal of Silence’’
K \RLE %-ILUAMS
A dainty Comedy. "ON THE JUMP"
with til*. funny Harold Lloyd opens
the show.
COMING SOON:—"WAR AND THE
WOMAN" A big special attraction.
Earle Williams is considered photo*
play's most finished actor and is a
great favorite everywhere and Grace
Darmond who is seen at a splendid
advantage in this play is conceded
the smartest gowned woman in the
movies. Kate Price and other stars
support this cast.
A Play that will appeal to overyone.
GRACi: PAIiMCND
GOODY SALE SATURDAY
The Ladies of the Catholic Alter
Society will hold a goody sale next
Saturday afternoon starting at two
o’clock in tie Revilla Hotel Building,
and will have home-made cakes, bread
candy and other good things.
FOR SALE:—1-2 burner Perfection
and 1-3 burner Comet oil stove. Phone
R 10 .—adv. 3tp,
Isn't it about time for those neutral
correspondents the kaiser invited to
accompany him on that drive to Paris
to begin printing some of their
stories?
Germany has shelved four generals
ou half pay. Information Is not forth
coming as to whether they were al
lowed to keep their iron cresses.
6 Room furnished house for rent
close in inquire phone no. R 217.—adv
At The LIBERTY
THURSDAY -
and
FRIDAY
Louise Glam
ip
"A Strang
Transgress
The story of a woman whose de~
for revenge ?s healed by the t. 2
forming power of mother’s love
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And a Two Reel Comedy
‘Max The Heart Break.;
COMING SATURDAY ONLY—
ENID BENNETT, In
‘A MOTHER’S INSTINCT
A Gaumont News and A Christ
Comedy
Music is Always
The Very' Best
LOUISE GLAUM IN TRIANGLE PLAY,
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A STRANGE TRANSGRESSOR?
Stock
Service
Is the Quality Right ?
HAT'S a vitally important question you'll want to
■ ask yourself when you buy your new clothes.
in normal times this question don’1 bother folks v- ry
much. Hut times havchanged. A go d many ma- u
facturers and retail merchau s ar>- lowering quality
to meet price demands.
We have always conductor! our st re o i the idea, that
to attain the highest degree of mu cc. s a business
must be built like a sky-scraper— ’for keeps. And
when we started in business here we p> t into immedi
ate practice our theory that to build “for keeps” ie
qHires adhering to the h gliesl quality standards and
giving full value—se'ling thoroug ly dependable mer
eliarirlise at abs d iiely minimum prices.
Buy your clothes at this store and you will have a
feeling of security that b th quality and price are
right because we sell
Society Brand Clothes, Florsheim and
Utz & Dunn Shoes, Cooper, Medlicott and
Glastenbury Underwear
STOCK
J. R. HECKMAN & CO.
SERVICE