" I would have our government
locality and in
adequate in every
activity, and public sentiment
every
will demand it and secure it, and re
quire no more, if we may have the
simple and thrifty life which makes
the healthful nation."
tes Ns
SINCE WHEN?
J. K. McCornack, of the agricul
tural bureau of the Spokane chamber,
observes that a harvester who would
abandon his work at such a time is
Mr. Mc
reproaches.
not loyal to his country,
wastes
his
Cornack
Since
known for their loyalty to America? -
when have the I. W. W. been
Oregonian.
pa F" 1 . Ns
EUROPE'S INTEREST IN U. S.
William Hard finds it complained
of in Washington that Europe doesn't
the interest America has in
return
Our statesmen are
the old world,
wearing themselves out traveling over
continent making surveys of this
that and studying conditions.
print columns of
the
and
Our newspapers
European news every day and when
{congress is in session it gives fully
much attention to European prob
it does to those of domestic
as
lems as
origin.
is so little con
Europe, however,
cerned with things American that it
doesn't take the trouble to be even
casually informed about them, states
No continental states
j
an exchange.
visits this country unless on a
man
mission that intimately concerns his
own, and the European newspapers
make little effort to print American
Europe Is self-centered, Intenl
interests and gives a
news
on its own
thought to America only when Ameri
be thought capable of helping
ca may
Europe.
