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MARKETS I

NJ IN E1O
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The following market quota tions
are the prices paid 10 the producer
by the dealer and are changed daily
thus giving the public the accurate
quotations in ALL classes of grain,
produce and meats.
Hay and Grain
Wheat, Bluestem No. l, bulk,
net, delivered to warehouses $2.02k
Wheat, Bluestem, No. l, sacked
net, delivered to warehouses 2.11K
Wheat, Fortyfold, No. l, bulk,
net, delivered to warehouses 2.O271
Wheat, Fortyfold, No. I, s'ked,
net, delivered to warehouses 2.11h
Wheat, White Club, No. l bulk,
net, delivered to warehouses 2.00h
Wheat, White Club, No. l, s'ked
net, delivered to warehouses 2.09h
Wheat, Red Russian. No. bulk
net, delivered to warehouses 1879
Wheat, Red Russian, No. ! SKID
net, delivered to warehouses 2.06h
No. l Feed Oats sacked, per
hundred 3.15
No. Timothy Hay. S34 90
White Beans, per pound. ...... .0812
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FIRE VICTIM sPURNs All
italian Tells Red Cross to Use Money
to Buy Things for Wounded
Soldiers.

East Liverpool, OF can work and
take care of my wife and three bapiex
l don't need any charity. Save the
money to help the victims of the Boche
and to buy things for wounded sol.
diers." This is the answer If an Itnl-
ian workman here who was offeres ;.id
by the Red Cross when his home an
all his possessions were destroyed i,
fire.
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FOR Miscellaneous

FOR SALE ONE SCHUMANN
piano in first class condition. Will
not rent. Phone Sundays 279 19-tf
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Eggs, per doz... .45c
Butter, creamery, per ID. ...... .65c
Butter, ranch, per h.. ....... Soc
New Potatoes, per lb. .O2c
Young chickens, per ID. ........ Ice
Hens, per ID. .12 1-2@15c
Old roosters, per b.. .08c
Hogs, live W.T., light, per lb. -. 18c
Hogs, dressed, It,, per h.. .19@21c
Hogs, dressed, heavy, per Id. .18@19c
Veal, live w.t., per b. 6@7e
Veal, dressed, per h.. .10@13c
Spring Limbs, per h.. .10@12 1-2c
Mutton, per Id. 5000
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FOR SALE-Live Stock

FOR SALE - REGISTERED CHES
ter white pigs, both sexes. Call 9zIAz;
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aember of the Associated Press

The Associated Press is exclusively
nntitled to tho,use for publication of all
news dispatches credited to it, or not
etherwise credited, in this paper, and
also to local news published herein. All
rights of republication of special dis
patches herein are also reserved.
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MISCELLANEOUS

LARGE CONCERN WANTS ONE
good salesman to work out of Mos
COW; must have automobile; $5OO surety
bond required Address O. c. K, Box
number 4O1, Moscow 2l-z3
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cases up to noon today with eight dis
charged as cured yesterday and three
discharged as cured this forenoon, has
been issued Let us all do our part to
maintain the regulations and wipe out
this scourge as soon as possible.
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FOR SALE WILL SELL AT PUB
lie auction on the street of Moscow
Saturday afternoon, October rs, four
good heavy farm b6rses Isaac N:
Fowler 22-24
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Want Ad Rates and
information for
Oklahoman.Times

An week day classified advertisinG
runs In both papers at one price. bun.
day Oklahomhn. one issue, same rate as
the two dalliea
Word Line Inch
One time, Daily Okla.
homan ans Times -. 1 i-2c % los
Three times, Daily Okla-
homan and Times. per -.
day ....,sir.,.,.. 80. i-sc 80 .@
Ono week, okRhoman -.
ons ssd mor's' TlmS. BBs,.SsSnsn BsI SsS i''9 10 ="
and FINES per day Ia 90 ~
Figure six letters TO the average word
ard six words to the line, twelve lines
10 the inch
All sor Rents. Boarding and situation
Wanted, both oklnhoman and Times, lc
per wUrd
ChAsiftd contract rates for Oklshorran
and Times -b 400 lines TO be used within
one year from date Of contract, or con
tract for three lines daily for one year,
70 per line sach issue. copy changed as
No ad accepted for less than lbc
OKLAHOMkN AND TIMES RULES
FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
''T r" Abs viii he run seven days
CHARGE WANT Ans VIII not be run
LONGER ihnn seven days without q re-
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS ar. due
and payable the snme day first inser-
tlon OF ad appears. CAN out OF town
want ads nrs positively caslr In advance.l
ADVERTiSER4 should retain receipts
given by The Okhhomnn. Times, TO pa-
irons making payments OVER the ofhce
counter rs no mistakes can he rectlned
without thfni.
CTOsfN6N HoURs-An want rds TO
start In This OklahomRn must he n the
office hy q .. m. on the day before
nd u 10 run, ercrnt SUNDAY M whnt
rds for The Sunday Oklnhoman must
be In tho office bv t;30 y. m. Sniur.
days Az wrnt Rds 20 start In Times
must he In ihc business office not later
than 70 o'clock M tho fHv of nun
Hcstion Rr-nch office IN weHtfslrs drug
store. aosswsst Main, is open daily st 4
q m, hnd closes NJ q y, m. Want ads re-.
eeived after closing hours will he inserted
undsr me hssdlnr "Too late 10 Classify. -
BLIND Aps-No answer 10 blind sds
viii be given unless ticket In presented
showing key number when placing blind
sda Answers 10 ut-of-town blind ads
TELEPHONE WANT ADS ~ charged
NJ the same rate ~ cash ads and col
lotions win be made al YOUR home or
office the same day first Insertion of ad
arrears. this II an accommodation sery'
tcs and payments should niwnys be mhdt
promptly when hill In nresented Always
nsk your Telephone ad 20 be repeated
back 10 you by the telephone ad taker
20 make sure that Il has been corrrctiy
taken. The Okiahomnn- Times cannot ns-
sumo responsibility for errors ~ any
kline occurring In telephone advertise
ments
UNDER No crpcr'MsrkNcrs will
ads he misciasslfied The convenience of
'hs reader IL considered ~ well as the
pdvettlser.
PHONE prv.s
Ask FOR WANT AD
DEPARTMENT.
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srpscRIPTfoN RATES.


~ Mail one year ear.........u,.....B 1900
By Mail. ors verr. with THE SUN
DAY OKLAHOMAN ...,..,......Tso 80
Py agent. carrier or rewsboy, cents q
sop, or 10 cents a week.
In okishors City.
iOKT,AHOMA rtTv TIMES isvening) and
DAILY ORLAHoMAN fnornirf), ~
rspers week delivered by carrier In
Oklahoma City and vicinity. per week
n cents
pictuyss sent 10 tNs Times are sent st the
risk Of the owner, Tho Oklahoma Pub
hshirs companv expressly rrpudistes any
responsibility for their safe custody or
return.
The Associated Press II exclusively en-
titled a. the use for republication of an
news dispatches cre~''ed 20 II or not
otherwise credited IN this nNper. and also
me local news published herein
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MALE HELP WANTED.


WANTED Men and ladies to learn bar
esarantesd; Tree catalos Oklahoma City
XRrSsr College. iW w. califovs's Harf,
kars, Mgr.
AEPARE yoursen for war or peace
Oklahoma City Automobile School,
i1f1 North westerp
EXNfkDlMsn ana ladies to learn EAR
vt tradsi free tuitlen: wages while
ksss Yshwss,s 'i Barber College ,ss @sss
sliQsnAs QtAhcna City, 6hia. -.
MN xssssa to g wort vovss Z, e. 'ss =. !, mu. q, :ae Z
MIA 10 oAsoi pteady WORK NJ I. Hssris
Luu,bsr Co, crum Creek. okla
AARBEh Trade taught iadles ana gen.
tiensni position gya.sdtssdi tree cat.
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pApERHANGINc AND PARTING


txMALB RRLp WANTED
S~>>~<~ ~~~~~s~~-~>~~>>->~s>~>~ ss~-~~,
wANrED-Tws experienced tslsphons
phapSs hSps'.sSr' o s,ss, s. CSs' o, rh' Purcell T''
sSgsS D.ys. SssHs s:s :'m1 2: ,s:ss !. sos
schools. ssws sss sss VIA, | csn So
for you. Luis Efnset slS Majestic BidG
Corner Harvey spd Main.
wANTED-Middi age woman 10 take
charge and run Q homo for travelling
man. his wife and her father; WORK
lishti q sood home and salary. cali
after p m. S0s u. sth. Wal ,itl
wANTED-Thoroushiy competent dou-
BILE entry bockksepsf for lares retail
business Good slary and spisndit ep-
portuniU. In snswsrins sive fuii par
ticulsrs. covering experience. All rspliss
VIII be treated a. strictly confidential
f-Ss oklahoman.
WANTED-Oifi Tor refined vaudsvIIIe
act; salary ana tranaportation; stass
qSperience preferred but not necessary
call at Victoria hotel, room II.
FOR WOVEN In any line OF wofS caIi
n. w. Q. A. employment dspartment.
Maple ia Between 3 and :. ~ Ar.
eade A, Terminal Bldg.
YOU can coon 1ualify Tor { GOOD posI-
tion ~ bookksepsr cs stspeGnpAer "
yolnins our night clasA Call wrsss sr
ltai cI1 Susissss coussa
wANIED.Whits woman Tor general
housework on farm near city, Rra. n.
L Pesbly. r. .. Oklahoma City. PEsss
WANTED-Woman Tor TsnsrI house
work. two In family. Nis N. Shartel
WANTED-hcu for busInsss
woman and two school children. Prefer
woman 20 work for husbands OF eauuh-
ter's room and hoard. Phone Walnut
sioA During office hoursi phoss Wal
nut ss0t.
WANTEh--A woman Tor Fitoksn vosk.
East eIde Lunch. g I'm.
w,ANTEb-kslinsd white wosnsn 10
Keep hcvse FOR couple ana assist with
two small children. Good home Sor rirht
personj wsses ~ Per month, no nundry;
ev' o. TON U applications considered. NJ
wsMnrnDswSlts Ant J - s. = yesan e y ssn.r,
.. III ". S2ss 81, ckisRsuS~ : S:is cis,' " ''
WkNTED-Nics, Fsiinsd ysunS LADY Tor
room .mass. R.M, oSiskcmsn ' :"
wsSsnP|IMs'': d.S.ls| ssssss.lI 81 HMw1I 1I'h 81
w.xEren-r,fts Gsls Of paeSlns ana
n,ss,,s 80 eSss~ ApsV NJ person item
sscscsSsiy. Skr x.&, ~ ,sIpst'.Ssi q s"j
eAnta % tsacka Is ~.
is1 sSps SsssiS2 . q sssDia: ss,,y sy
ledtss aeccuntA ~ 4uckipS Hetcl
WANfKb i15,5SS5I T7FSf S6J an
RsSMGIs,ssl;' '..n Nat
% =: MI Iss:S ~, Scs:,, |"
wassss s:ss: .:. 81. .lS:;;:s S':i;:;i; !.
ErsssA Usls,ss .cissssps / % D,srs' sss M
Noflh nudsqA 1, :, =, '' -
wxHy|sF zs,|. s !:;i'sSs.a ssiKsS zssF;;
HANl94, ENC Cone and tam VIA
- real tekchsr of the opAnloh lah1uaeu
Y yeu defre 70 lsarn 6NlNisk. : 'Lnis
Ensss olcss B'lss rosa 0(S iiSvW'
NluszStr sSsss7 zs:lsss, sss,1s,= J
eepAbIa rcsng lady " eisso1aI Work.
n ,c;ns~dTs. s!ass sss, sspsr,ssce, e1u.
ss:!isss. - ~, Is'sss ss'ss s.Iss. "coSE..
SS!s!. Ss!sF s'9,...t1s!s,sg',s,.,c, -.
vSssk Sl:sssss.I ~, eIs'f. ME
2eee ~ vsnse el1sas ~ y
3 B [ IS: s! y
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WANTED
"
At once, experienced
men for office work
in Wholesale grocery.
F-Si, Care Oklahoman.

sss .ss. s:f ':s :s.S;sss Sss;s:ss
's''' xnsdh . 44SEs',E s',Esv.s :
~ shd M 6~SS AVA
wASfl.bs AR l.bs !ss,y n.n With AJIs .skesl
With hrys corpotsllon,. eHeSlIsSl sppcvs
hss sbllis Il msls sccS. xeSG II ~.
8. .,Sss'.E, ,ssss:;' s:'s:;. =" s''ssA'
NAN AZ, .s2sse % s!sA sssls'sp!sl ~. ~ @.
:,,'ss s.s: ;s'a sS::sssSs.s :: slysss
{ssssi' EEss::s s c.:sE ct.::s's ;.;e A. '''sr'
Adaisss L ~ ~ IL GsvasS1s ~
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TEMALK HELP WANTED
Would | Make a Good
Telephone Operator?

Would | Make a Good
Telephone Operator?
That Is the question many young
women are asking daily when the
problem Of proper employment
presents itself TO them. To help
these young women decide this
question we give below the gen.
era uualiflc0 tiOnr that are nee
essary for admlttance to our
Training department coursei
Applicants for the position OF
telephone operator must be In
teiigoDt. sslf-reHpectlng young
women who have had AT least a
grammar school education or It's
equivalent.
They should be In good health,
well hammered. have pleasant
voices and no pronounced lmpcdi.
meni IN speech They should be
willing to apply themselves TO
their work snd have a desire TO
please subscribers Young wom-
en- from i6 10 27 years OF age are
usually the most successful can
dldatea
No student operators II allowed
allowed TO handle calls from tho
public untll she has had a
thorough course Of training IN our
Operators Training department.
No fee 10 charged for this in
struction. On the contrary. stu
dents are paid while learning.
See the School Principal, Room
2is. Telephone Bldg.
THE soUrHwEsTRRN BFLp
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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DRUGGIST WANTED

a s?od man eapsbis Of handbag any
ON y .tors ore wSsn S ss SssssssrS y % psrmansns s
position for the fisht inan. when
hnsWerina stste experiences. whether
eraduato cf college, and bs prepared TO
Public DtsE company. shAwnes OKLA.
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ELEG ANTLY furnished
room in beautiful home.
Have ballroom in home and
will give dances for my
roomers every Saturday
night. 200 West Sixth.
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EXPERIENCED white Girl wanted for
cooking and care OF downstairs: best
wsgesi no laundry; references. Phone
w'''o' ''A
wANfEb-wSI2s I'll for general house
WORK; only two In family good wages.
neutrality-suspicious. ssieslaaies; also
rnakers ana apprentice girls. Reeds
millinery. ~ n Harvey.
wANTEp--Young lady for filing and
mall clerk. Apply Item Biscuit Co
wANTED-younT lady for clerical work,
who can use typewriter. Apply iten
Biscuit Go.
ALfIEs-
The pre0ure OF demand today II for
an Intensive business training that yields
maximum results In minimum' timel but
the wise studcnt knows that the quality
o. the entire course must not be sacri-
Heed 10 meet present day abnormal De.
mand, that high quality must be main
tslued II 81 costb, with az the most
highly qualified and experienced and
vitual initruetion IN the best systems
and text hooks,- and N) practical train
lnG IN buslness problems which put the
finishing tooches on our stenoaraphiu and
bookkespinE courses, both speeding up m
results and naintainsnos o. quality are
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-12
CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING

FOR carpenter work call J. r. Jones, for
roofs, porches, garages and general re.
pair work Cali Maple 2z27.R.
WANTED-New building or repairing by
experienced carpenter; garages, etc.
Call Clark, Walnut 5Sls-J
FOR carpenter and Job work call Maple
III you have Il house 10 paint r repair.
brcehing or roof repair or garage 10
build, call Maple 55gO-J. N. Davis, SOL
Z. Dewey.
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g. g sas. ss:s; ss:.: s'ss:'': =. 81: :.S: I:
AZ szpsns,. guarsniss3 tsrrltovy, otS.
homa. csll q psrsoq o. nahs spplte1-
sc''SssTSils c'ss. 81. os'sA'~'n S'ss- os''A''''
WANTED -kspsflsncsd cIotKIS1 and hat
,.9iswqcs, rifsh Ave. csoskss shop,
wANfKp = EfpsfIspes9 bocEksspss
hEzly WIgHly, zoe w. Main
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WANTED

Experienced house-to house csnyassers
Saiary only. Apply CITY Circulation
Manager. Oklnhoman.
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YALE CAFETERIA

broeuweN. r0utn of Lee.hucElne.
lWANTEb--BeY over iS ysars I'D capa.
bic. and Of neat appearances. who u not
Euntsin WORK: ID hours dsy. scoS
Nyes TO risht psrv Phone walnut
SiMBEK wxNTTb-5lusiS0is, JSi n
sood town; nice Job. Tom Perkins
IfkBER wzNTED-UnIon. iITt- -cISH
man. sas.g,sntss Sse per week 0so
SSEiEk iiH e@75i Al 6SeE IN. No si1igsSr; ia
{cb. Ggcd hours @ A. Purcslk Hsarys
\ ihSs N vzSFEb=M sSss, sSsg ,sw
I xSyIy' 6. Al Purcell At Es6sx hjsci.
~ s5ssirvc,IoS work. An /;
lv5 ~ ssrssrdction mtsrvlsw. mn
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WANT fIrss class SEoSnsEsr; ScSd JoS
for Iieht man histlstcs shos o. Cor
nsr Robinson and ist
wANTEb-Rrrsnd boy. Msfry opslcsi
Co, ietk ". Main.
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FkIxTEE. tEEk3yEoK % v.ssl7i vITs
cHrsSisls csnsy, xss.
WHNTEb Compilation Nsshf..An, 1Ifs.
man, must b first -eRss vsrkmap, /,
si;: Ssra's Ssss'iAsss';' Sarsss'
'CJnrrxHIYI zvoIB rHK Ktsar
w klNSn soa . y \ y T9 ppIcrs \ sesr QUALITY.
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wANTED-TO RENT

wANTED--S or s-room furnished house
by responsible business man, porma-
mont Maple 3t6s
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coLLEcrloHa.

ogsasrs: .ss " T.. 81. y. ss!2s c..Is..!s sSc'
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE

PRACTICAL NURSE wishes position IN
doctors or dentists office Can give
reference. Call Maple Hs7-J.
"a pIacJich nurse Or hoJsckeeper. 5tl
West Fourth
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-12
GERMANY, TORN ASUNDER,
APPEALS TO PRESIDENT
Defeated on Battlefield Forsaken by Emperor Huns Now
Struggle Amidst Anarchy, as Does Russia--Sof Says
Millions Of Germans Now Face Starvation

London, Nov. 12.--Defeated on
the battlefield, deserted by their
emperor, and subjected to terms
tantamount to unconditional surren-
der, the German people have appeal
ed to President Wilson.
Foreign Secretary Solf says fear
full consequences prevail and mil
lions OF people face starvation II the
allies do not take steps to overcome
the danger.
Mutinous sailors control most OF
the units OF the navy and may even
now risk a battle against the allied
fleets rather than surrender the yes,
sells under the armistice terms. They
have called on the sailors to "de-
fend the country against this un-
heard OF presumption" They have
asked the units to assemble in the
Seissnitz harbor. OF the Prussian
coast.
Holland is said to be preparing to
intern William Hohenzollern. the
former crown prince and other mil
itary officers who have sought refuge
there.
The allied warships have entered
the Dardanelles.
The British naval forces have oc-
cupied Alexandrietta.
The momentum OF the revolution
Is apparently increasing in Germany.
There Is evidence Of friction be-
tween the military authorities and
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-12
PRESIDENT POINTS OUT AMERICAS
DUTY T0WAR-T TORN EUROPEAN REGIONS

ments which are based upon some
thing much better and much more
lasting than the selfish competitive
interests Of powerful states. There is
no longer conjecture rs to the objects
the victors have in mind. They have
a mind in the matter. not only, but
a heart also. Their avowed and con-
certed purpose Is to satisfy and pro-
tect the weak as we'll as to accord
their just rights to the strong.
The humane temper and intention
Of the victorious governments has al
ready been manifested in a very prac-
tical way. Their representatives in
the supreme war council at Versail-
les have by unanimous resolution as
sured the peoples of the central en-
pires that everything that is possi-
BILE in the circumstances will be done
to supply them with food and relieve
the distressing want that is in so
many places threatening their very
lives; and steps are to be taken i'm
mediately to organize these forces to
give relief in the same systematic
manner that they were organized in
the case of Belgium.
BY the use OF the idle tonnage
Of the central empires 1t ought pres.
emily to be possible to lift the fear oi
utter misery from their oppressed
populations and set their minds and
energies free from the great and haz.
ardous tasks Of political reconstruc-
tlon which now face them on every
hand. Hunger does not breed re
form; 1t breeds madness and all the
ugly distempers that make an or
dered life impossible.
For with the fall of the ancient
governments which rested like an in
cubus upon the peoples OF the centra
empires, has come political chang,
not merely, but revolution, and revo
luton which seems as yet to assum,
no final and ordered form, but to rur
CONTINUED on Page ~
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-12

After reading the terms of the
armistice with Germany to the SEN
ators and representatives in the hall
of congress at Washington yester-
day. President Wilson spoke as fol-
lows:
The car thus comes to an end;
for, having accepted these terms OF
armistice, 1t will be impossible for
the German command to renew 1t.
1t is not now possible to assess the
consequences of this great consum-
nation. We know only that this
tragical war. whose consuming
flames swept from one nation to an
other until all the world was on fire,
is at an end and that 1t was the priv
ilege Of our own people to enter 1t at
Its most critical juncture in such
fashion and in such force as to con-
tribute in way of which We are all
deeply proud, to the great result. We
know, too, that the object OF the wal
is attained; the object upon which
all free men had set their hearts
and attained with sweeping com
pleteness which even now we do moi
realize.
Armed Imperialism such as the
men conceived who were but yester
day the masters OF Germany. is a
an end, its Illicit ambitions engulfet
in black disaster. Who will now
seek to revive It? The arbitrary
power Of the military caste of Ger
many which once could secretly ant
OF its own single choice disturb tn,
peace Of the world Is discredited ant
destroyed. Ands more than that
much more than that-has been &C
complished. The great nations
which associated themselves to des
troy It have now definitely united
In the common purpose, to, set VI
such peace as will satisfy the long
ing Of the, whole world for disinter
ested Justice, embodied in settle
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-12
BARLEY AND COTTON MEAL
FOR BRAN AND SHORTS

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
Wallis. Nov. IA mixture of barley
and cottonseed meal is an excellent
substitute for bran and shorts-mill
run-so extensively used as stock
feed and now difficult to obtain,
points out E, B. Fits, extension spe-
cialist in dairying at the Oregon Ag-
ricultural college.
This mixture costs more than the
wheat feeds but its feeding value,
pound for pound, is 1Sk per cent
greater" says Professor Fits. "It
also provides greater certainty OF
securing uniform value than the
mixtures OF bran and shorts sold by
the FIGURING mills as mill rum"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-12
SAILORS FURIOUS ABOUT S)RREkDER.-MAY GIVE BATTLE
MAY ASK HOLLAND
T0GVE UP KAISER
Owing 10 ExtraditIon Treaties be-
tween Holland and Allies such
Request IL Possibly--Taft

Milwaukee. Nov 12.-"The despo-
tism OF one man always leads to
despotism OF the mob," said former
President Taft when informed OF the
events In Germany. Mr.. Taft was
en- route from Madison TO Milwaukee
to open here the drive for the war
fund.
THE former kaiser morally Is as
responsible for excuses In Germany
now AZ he was for outrages in Bel
gium and France. hope Germany
will not suffer as Russia has done.
Germans are intelligent people and
well educated. but the Russians we're
not.
Our work In Europe will not end
with the coming OF peace" said Mr..
Taft and he expressed the opinion
American troops would be needed In
EUROPE for two more years at least.
I'm International law, what will be
the effect OF the ex-kaiser's taking
refuge In Holland?" Mr.. Taft was
asked.
you mean as far as punishment
for HIS crime Is concerned? Holland
will be the sole Judge of that. As
long as there are extraditlon treaties
between Holland and the principal
nations among the allies. she may
be asked to give him up for punish.
ment."