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! Hon In trj tills iic.tcw conference. .We
(tullllfll tlillt It WUl Rs.hll,ft 10 lift
up buh a phe ut Kmrliii.oS v.Jih
such lill'oriiy that lite balance of
power ton 11 he abandoned iih a relic
ofethf middlo ojie. Wo oi'P-' U n
entire tfjiiMtructloii t (hit treuly mid
i every wurU and lliiu li It to bend to
"Oitfriift of tho Leu true of Nations
ilio treaty ItscfVhns m.iiy deficiencies.
It represents compromises between
many men and between iminy sclfihb
.liferent, uiul these vi-fcy compromise
(j iim ij iijt mi. ;ii in ....ij i -5,-0111 utiliR tntj mo:.', receive auur-
O cwut"J, ii ml scores of points yet al,(v and i-unrdianshlp la the liberties
10 lie milvi il, wl ! h I.hvc In n rrfi ri'il , wiilrh they have now secured afier
In the League o' 'Noiioiis in n method O'O many generation of strugiile.
of Ki'i'urini! wort nmiurc Jn-fcipcnt j '"Vlils la oot a problem of promoting
a loss heated ainiiii.iilirB, Jun(li Ilio Om bin nuiionti, fur. the few that ro-
Ion Coqnty, O'egon, will convene atlqualuia with . tUsm- n4 "'J'"'1
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day. Beptnmlwr 1919, and publuly a hotel man t;Dnpujfer vDl, w'
oauino tb essusmnent roll correct Utears bbo I 'IHra!q',ii
all arrora lu vuluutiou, deauUptkms fan ' DUtrlWeJr 'iwly' llh'm."
creation of the Lcu;:ue.0 0
To abandon the covenant now
menus that the treaty Itself villi col
lupse. "It would lake the ejepostiro of but
a fl;w documt'iitu ut my hand to provf
that I had been ihu unni nliieiuiit f
AiiM-'rl'-aiiH (o hrcoffie Invoked lu thlH
uud deflcleuilea ae multiplied by the ! t-"'i'--. '"
many new nailonH that have entered ! In w,,h ov' " "I"'" b1''1 wI"' " f
ui.on.IW li-nuture, and the very aafety termination to free ourelvea and the
ofth, treaty Itself lie. lu a rourt of rt ot " wnrl" ,l,e d"":f."r,
appeal for the remedy, of wronca In ' "l",t """"''"'led , we cannot
tlm treaty. . t ,u" b'"'k ,1,e J"b- no u,"
nuiu u ft i I'll i minii unu iiii-ii
uway leaving a rliuich fur cuutiitucl
LEAGUE FULFILS
. AMERICAN IDEAL
Herbert Hoover Says Democra
. cles Replaced Autocracies
at Our Bidding.
FOOD ADMINISTRATION CHIEF.
Urges Ratification on Ground That
Psaco Treaty WUl Collapss
Without Loagut of
"Nations.
Ilerbert rioover la so deeply con
cerned over the opposition to Ilio
League of Nations In the United
States that he has let himself be In
terviewed at length on the League sit
uation. In a talk with the New York
Tiroes correspondent in I'urla, tho
Pood Administration Chief asserts that
having caused the League Idea to pre
' vail America cannot abandon It. We
cannot withdraw, ho says, and leave
Kurope to chaos. "To abandon I lid
Leaguo Covenant now means that tho
treaty Itself will collapse."
Sir. Hoover's wlilu ncqcalnlnnco
with conditions both hern nnd abroad,
hla reputation as an administrator, a
man of great nffnlrs who deals with
facta, not theories, make Ids state
ment one of tho most Important con
tributions to the recent Leaguo discus,
lions.
'There are one or two points In con
section Willi tho present treaty," said
air. Hoover, "Unit need careful consid
eration by tlio American public. W
Deed la digest tho fact Unit wo havo
for u century and a half been advo
cating democracy nut only ns a
remedy fur the internal Ills of all so
ciety, hut also as the only real safe
guard against wur. Wo have belluveil
and proclaimed, In season and out,
that a world in which Micro was u
free expression nnd enforcement of
tlio will of tile majority was tlio real
basis of government, was essentlul for
the advancement of clvllliutlon, uiul
Hint we have proved Its enormous hu
man benefits in our country,
American Ideas Have Prevailed.
"Wo went Into tlio war to destroy
autocracy as a menace to our own and
. all other democracies. If wo bad not
como Into tlio war every Inch of Euro
pean soil today would he under auto
cratic govornment. We time ImposiHl
our will on tho world. Out of this
victory baa como tho destruction of
the four great autocracies lu tier
many, ltussla, Turkey and Auslrln nnd
the little autocracy In (ircece. New
democracies liuvo sprung lutu being In
Poland, Klulaod, Lcfvla, Lithuania,
Rsihoiilo, Czechoslovakia, Croat it
Serbia, Orcrce, Siberia, and even Uer
Qiuny and Austria have established
democratic governments. lleyond
these a host of small republics, bucIi
as Armenia, Georgia, Aierhaljun uiul
ethers, have sprung up. and again as
k result of tills great world movement
the constitutions of Spain, Kunianln,
and even ICnglrfnd, linvo made a f Uiul
iscc-ut to complete franchise and de
mocracy, although they still nuilntuiu
a symbol ot royalty.
"We hav been the living spring for
tills lust reutury and half from which
Uicse Ideas have sprang, and wo have
triumphed. The world today, except
for a comparatively few reactionary
ml communistic autocracies, is dcui
emtio, and e did It,
"A man who takes t wife and
blesses the world wltk several Infants
cannot go away and leave them on
Hie claim that there was no legal mur
.rluge. j
''t hese Infant deniocrurles all havt
peJIllcal, social and economic piob
ruts Involving their neighbors Hint
are fraught with the tipist ' Intense
Mellon. There are n natural bound
. arles In Europe. Ituces are net com
soot ; they blend at every border. They
seed ratlwtry rotiimualcatUa sJ sea
' Millets Ihiiviigh liieir ue'blibora' tarrl
lory. "Many of these slates aiust for Hie
Jleit few years struggle almost for
ane ones to msintuin their veVy
naisteni'e. K- wry one of Minn is gie
lug to do It best: to protrct im owl)
IntaceKls. evvn tu the pn-ju.h, of lit
-lghhors. s (J o
Governments Lack Expirlrnce.
"WrJn America liould realise tl.at
tWmocraeys,s u MnMe form of- govern
ment as we know It, is poMiMc only
with kigtily inicat;! poiulat'oi;it nto
1 lucVtu force ,4 m-f v. fie' are vipatilc
of govcrntnent l-'ew of tho0fren who
CnmiMise ftliesiGgovernmenis have0!!.!
any aiial experience at goveinlligc
and their popiilatlon.-aoare woifull II
lltorata, 0
"They wily, re.fa're a generatloiGof
actual n "oie.l ' fe tu peace tode-
HI His 1 a a C
J veiop irec education ato iiiii in gov
ernment.
"Unless these countries havo a guid
ing hand and rrfcrco in their quarrels,
a court of appeals for their wrongs,
this Europe will go back to chaos.
if Micro Is such an instil titlon, rep
resenting tiie public opinion of tlio
world, and able to oxen Us authority,
they will glow Into stubillty. We can
not turn hack now.
"There Is another point which also
needs emphasis. World treaties lilt li-
erto have always been based on tho
theory of a balance of power. Strong
er races have been set up to dominate
tlio weaker, partly Willi a view lo
maintaining stability and to a greater
degree with u view tu miilutuinlug oc
cupations and positions for tbo re
actionaries of the world.
"Tho hiilauco of power Is born of
armies and navies, aristocracies,
autocracies, nnd reactionaries general
ly, who can find employment unit
dominutlon In these Institutions, und
treaties founded on Mils basis have
established stability after each great
war fur a shorter or longer time, but
never luoro than n generation.
"Amerlen came forward with a new
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for without the Vonfi1,,
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contains the master touch of
scientific construction.
Vou do not sacrifice com
fort for style ami you do not
sacrifice style for comfort
when you weur
entfits of hfi Leagus.
'H,e thliiK is certain. TIkto Is no
body of human beiiiKS so wise that a
treaty could ho nirtdu that would not
develop Injustice and provo to liavo
been wrong In Homo ptirllculnrK, As
Uio covoitiuit stands today therp Is a
place at which. redress can bo found
nnd through which tho Kood-will ot
(ho world ran ho enforced. Tho very
Hrvlces half don.
We havd suc(jdi'd In a most .ex
traordinary dcjfr In Imposing' upon
Kurope the complete conviclion that
we are ttbdoluiely dllnifrtitcJ. The
cons)MiH'W'e is thut thie is scarcely
a iiiun, woinar or child who can read
In Kuropo that doej not look to the
L'nlled Hintes us the ultima. source
muln can wll look after theiuxelves.
What we have duue is to jjt up
Hcore of Utile democraeifeQ and If tho
4imii-ui. pre.le could visualize thi?r
tuuidlwork ihey would Iuhlsc with the
Mime delwuiiiiatton that tuy did
I'jlt tiial uur b'overuiucut yiotceU.'
all aurora lu valuation, denoUptions
or quaJiUos of litud, ur other proporLy
as ogaoHcd by the coninty assessor,
ana u cuau0ne me quty oi-uq pri
sons Inteitsie to np;ir at tbo time
and place iven. i 9
All pirous having er.jvaneos re-
farifrng the a(ue:ment may ap-
wondrrful-esHii-inwx 1-? 0
recominnded ft to'my frieada.
Takas Millions of EflO.
According to tuS statlstlctana of the
.'.. no AflA CWi.
'".pear-before .UX;h hoar. a?,d Pre.en..rood adm taUtj-tU ir
Potash In Bracken.
It la bellciVd hnt the ft'h of l-ackec
conlnlns 40 to SO per cent cf aolubt!
potu&h. Tho potassium occurs chief!
as sulphate and chloride.
.Vol Ice of Sleeting r lluurd of Kiiuail
xutlon '
Notice is hereby given that tho
1 heir affidavit containing grounds
for complaint. All sucU affiUavlta
must be presented dtiying the fitst
ID days of the lueHtrgi,', of the boaid.
. U. G. COUCH,
Assessor tor Union County
Adv. -l 8 to 9-9.
A Great Ilcinedy.
The merits of Chamberlain's Colic
and Diarrhoea Kemedy are well
County Hoard of Equalltatlon for Unv oecasionully a man who had no. ac-
eggs
soup.
Walk InU My Parler, '
A Ur. Cobb has married a BlM
Webb. He knew that they we Beam
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