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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1920)
TIIK OREGON STATESMAN: 8ATI RDAV. JULY . J02O. 1 BRYAN LOSES BATTLE FOR BONE-DRY PLANK (Continued from page 1.) of the communities In which they are located. We favor a continuance; of the present federal aid plan under exist ing federal and etate agencies, mended ro as to include a one of the elements in determining the ralo ln.which the several states shall be untitle ti lhira In tha ftlfldft. IhO area of any public. land therein. ; inasmuch as tne posiai senire ni been extended by the democratic pat ty to the door of practically every producer and every consumer in the country (rural free delivery alone bavins been provided for 6.000,00 additional patrons within the past; eight years .without materially add ed cost) we declare that this instru mentality can and will be used to the maximum of its capacity to im prove the efficiency of distribution and reduce the cost of living to con sumers while increasing the profit able operations of producers. We strongly favor the increast-d use or xne motor venicie in iue transportation of the mails and urge mo rcrnom ui ai? lesuicnuus im posed by the republican congress oa the use of motor devtcea In main taining transportation In rural ter ritories. Merchant Marine. We desire to congratulate the Am erican people upon the re-blrth of our merchant marine which once more maintains its former place in the world. It was under a democrat ic administration that this .was ac complished after 70 years of Indif ference and neglecj, 13 million tons having been constructed since the act was rased in 1916. We pledge the policy ot our party to the continued growth of our merchant marine un der proier legislation of that Ameri can product will be carried to all port of the world by vessels built in American yards, flying the American flag. ''. Tort Facilities. The urgent demands of the war for adequate transportation of wa. material as well as for domestic need revealed the fact that our port facil ities and rate adjustments were such as to seriously effect the whole coun try in times of peace as well as war. We fjledge Our party to stand for equality of rates, both import an J export, for the ports of the country, to the end that there may be ade quate and fair facilities and rates fir the mobilization of the products of i f. . . the country offered for shipment. States for the aspirations or ireiana laland Waterway. (for self government. We call attention to the failure) Armenia. .MEET ME AT MILLERS Warm Weather Means Silk Underthings A - T . ' . f Why not be comfortable? It Lr a demonstrated fact that all things considered Silk, Underwear Is . Economical .Our showing of these dainty things will please the most exacting and all are priced reasonably. Satin and Crepe de Chine Bloomers, Envelope Chemise Gowns and Camisoles . Gamp m (Lomrort ( With Our Equipment New Ideas New Improvements ( - Our Display of Outing Equipment is the talk of the . town. It is the mecca of delight in planning your sum mer outings Auto tent beds, 5 different folding styles, bed rolls, fold ing air mattresses, duffle bags, pack sacks, Kamp Koop outfits, i Kamp Kook stoves (gasoline no dirt), aluminum folding cook i and eating sets, grates, axes, knives, water bags, Thermos Bot- ties, Flashlight etc, r- OUTING CLOTHING , Kamp It and Duxbak Cloth the best. Ladies' breeches, shirts, coats, skirts. Men's breeches, trousers, shirts, coats. 5 LEGGINGS, SHOES, CAPS AND HATS ; BATHING SUITS For the whole family. Conservative models and "Beach Beauties' in 25 different styles. Also swimming shoes, bathing and diving caps, Beach shoes and ear stopples. FISHING TACKLE The biggest and best stock in town of wet and dry flies, steel and bamboo rods, automatic reels, surf casting reels, trout reels, spinners, bass bait, leaders, welled hooks, fly books, leader boxes, lure boxes and other equipment. When You Start, Start Right ' and buy at - The Outing Store HAUSER BROS. Complete outfitters of outdoor people ; Where Everybody Buys of the republican, national conven tion to recognize In any way the rap id development of barge transporta tion on our Inland waterways, which development is the resutt of construe tlve policy of the democratic admin istration. And we pledge ourselves to the further development of ade quate transportation facilities on our rivers and to the further Improve ment of our inland waterway, and we recognize the mportance of con necting the Great Lakes with the je by way of the MisMiHsippi river and Its tributaries, as well as by the St. Lawrence river. We favor an enter prising foreign trade policy with Ml nations and In this connection we favor the full! utilization of all At lantic. Gulf and Pacific ports, and an equitable distribution of shipping facilities between the various ports. Transportation remains an in creasingly vital problem in the con tinued development and prosperity of the nation. ' ' We express our deep and earnest sympathy for the unfortunate people of Armenia and we believe that our government, consistent with its c li stitution and principles, should ren der every possible and proper aid to them in their efforts to establish and maintain a government of their own. Alattka. We commend the Democratic ad ministration for Inaugurating a new policy as to Alaska as evidenced by the construction of the Alaska rail road and opening of the coal and oil fields. We declare for the modification of the existing cdal land law. to pro mote development without disturbing the features intended to prevent monopoly. For such changes in the policy of forestry control as will permit the immediate initiation of the paper pulp industry. For relieving the territory from the evils of long distance government .Lli h l 1 mL Im kn raa tt Our present facilities for distribu-i"' T,"-'i 'Y ""7" Hon by, rail are inadequate and the passage of a law promotion of transportation by wa- ,1, r .h. ter is Imperative. u 0.1I- vnt nrfinr. ea- We therefore favor a liberal and ,..,.iMa;i,r aii ttA. eral control of natural resourcea un der one department to be adminis tered by a non-partisan board per- comprehensive policy for the devel opment and utilization of our har bors and interior highways. Flood Control. We commend the democratic ad ministration for redemption of the manently resident in the territory. For the fullest measure of terri torial self government with the view ocnditlons make this policy and the enforcement of the laws enacted pur suant thereto, of particular concern, we pledge our support. The lotl Service. The efficiency of the postoffice de partment has been vindicated against a malicious and designing assault by the efficiency of its operation. Its record refutes its assailants. Their voices are silenced and their charg es have collapsed-. . We commend the work of the Joint commission on the re-classificatfon of salaries of postal employes, re cently concluded, which commission was created b a Democratic admin istration. The Democratic party has always favored and will continue to favor the fair and just treatment of all government employes. . Free Hpeetli ana Pre. We resent the unfounded re proaches directed against the Dem ocratic administration for alleged in terference with the freedom of the press and freedom of speech. No utterance from any quarter has been assailed and no publication has been repressed which has not been animated by treasonable pur poses and directed against the na tion's peace, order and security in time of war. .We reaffirm our respect for the great principles of free speech and a free press, but assert as an Indis putable proposition that they afford no toleration of enemy propaganda or the advocacy of the overthrow piecge contained in our last piatrorm j ''"" t nrLr ot government of the state or bv th Dajuuep of th flood control tlon over all matters not or purely ., . . . . federal concern, including fisheries the successful control of the nooui ,and game and for an intelligent ad of the Mississippi river and the Sac- j ministration of federal control. We ramento river, California, under tho "7 ,T u Z. J Z... v,lT policy of that law. for its complete h,Puld aual'flelby,preJ8 bona' Justification. W favor the exten-jnd residence in the territory. !Sf ap! ;nIr..Y'invX full extension interest involved Justifies the expend f . Mmrml ttt Alaska. Iture required. Ileclanuition of Arid Land. By wise legislation and progres sive administration, we have trans formed the government reclamation of the federal road act to Alaska. For the extension to Alaska of the federal farm loan ict. The Iliil'lppines. We favor the granting of indepen dence without unnecessary delay to projects, representing an investment .the 10.500.000 inhabitants of the of $100,000,000 from a condition of Impending failure and loss of confi dence in the ability of the govern ment to carry through such large en Philippine islands. Hawaii. We favor a liberal policy of home- steading public lands in Hawaii to the United States -demands adequate appropriations by congress for the development of our harbor and high ways there. Porto Rico. We favor granting to the people of Porto Rico the traditional terri torial form of government, with a view to ultimate statehood, accord ed to all .territories of the ' United States since the beginning of our government and 'we believe that the officials appointed to. administer the government of - such territories hsould be qualified by previous bona tide residence therein- - Asiatic Immigration. ' The policy of the United-States with, reference to the non-admission or! Asiatic immigrants Is a true ex pression of the judgment, of our peo ple and to the several states, whose geographical situation or internal SALEM ternrlees to a condition of demon-? promote a larger middle class citizen strated success, whereby formerly ar-1 population, with equal rights to all Id lands now sustain 40.000 prosper-. citizens. ous families. I The Importance of Hawaii, as an We favor ample appropriations for ' outpost on the western frontier of the continuation and extension of this great work of home building and internal improvement along the same general lines, to the end that all practical projects shall be built, and waters now running o waste shall be made to provide homes and add to the food supply, power re sources and taxable property, with the government ultimately reimburs ed for the entire outlay. Tho Trade Commission. The democratic party heartily en dorses the creation and work of the federal trade commission in estab lishing a fair field for competitive business free from restraints of trade! and monopoly and recommends am plification of the statutes governing fits activities so as to grant It au thority to prevent the unfair use of patents in restraint of trade. Livestock Markets. : v For the purpose of insuring Just and fair treatment in the great in terstate livestock market, and thus instilling t. .confidence in - growers through which production will be stimulated and the price of meats to consumers be ultimately reduced, we favor the enactment of legisla tion for the supervision of such mar kets by the national government.' Mexico. The United States Is the neighbor anid friend of the nations of the three Americas. In a very special sense, our Internationl relations in this hemisphere should be character ized by good will and free from any possible surplcion as to our national purpose. ' 'The administration, remembering always that Mexico is an independent nation, and that permanent stability In her government and her institu tions could come only from- the con sent of her own people to a govern ment of her own making, has been unwilling either to profit by the mis fortunes of the people of Mexico or to enfeeble their future by imposing from the outside a rule upon their temporarily distracted councils. As a consequence order is gradually re appearing in Mexico-; at no time in many years have American lives and interests been so safe as they now are: peace reigns along the border and industry is resuming. WThen the new government of Mex ico shall have given ample proof of Its ability permanently-to maintain law and order, signified Its willing ness to meet' its International obli gations and written upon its statute books Just law under which foreign Investors shall have rights a welt duties., that government should re cieverfur recognition and srmoathe- tlc assistance. Until thesis proper ef- p.uuua uve oeen Tnei, Mexico must realize the propriety of a policy that asserts the right of the United States to demand full protection for its citizens. Petroleum. The Democratic DartV rwArnliu the importance of the acquisition by Americans of additional sources of "uppiy OI petroleum and other min erals and declares that such acquisi tion, both at home and abroad should be fostered and encourage. We urge such action, legislative and executive, aa may-seevYe-to American rt;n the cant rights In foreign countries as areetjjoyed by the, citizens or sub- jcxi-oi any otner nation. ; ." Xew Nation. The Democratic party expresses Its active sympathy with the people of China. Czecho-Slovakia. Finland. Po- iana. t ersia and others who have re cently established representative gov ernment and who are striving to de velop the institutions of true democ racy. . I.,,;: Ireland. The great principle of national self-determination has received con stant reiteration as one of the chief objectives for which thin Mlinlrv an. tered the war and victory established this principle.; j Within the limitations of. Interna-, tional comity and usage, this con- i vent ion repeats the several previous expressions of the sympathy of the Democratic party, of the United nation by force or violence. Republican CorrniKion. The shocking disclosure of' the lavish use of money by aspirants for the Republican nomination for. the highest office In the gift of the people has created a painful impres sion throughout the country. View ed in connection with the recent con viction of a Republican senator from the state of Michigan for the crimin al transgression of the law limiting expenditures on behalf of a candi date for the United States; senate, it indicates the re-entry under Re publican auspices . of money as an influential factor in elections, thus nullifying the letter and flaunting the spirit of numerous laws, enacted by the people to protect' the .baHot from the sntamlnation of corrupt practices. We . deplore those delin quencies and Invoke their stern pop ular rebuke, pledging our earnest efforts to a strengthening of the present statutes against corrupt practices and their rigorous enforce ment. We remind the people thai; it was only by the return of a Republican senator in Michigan who is now under conviction and sentence for the criminal misuse of money In his election, that the present organiza tion of the senate, with a Republi can majority, was made possible. ' Conclusion. i Believing that we have kept the Democratic faith and resting our claims to the confidence of f2e peo ple, not upon grandiose promises, but upon the solid performances of our party, we submit our record to the nation's consideration and ask that the pledges of this platform be appraised in the light of that re cord. - i rn With a full line of everything in lunch goods we are well pre pared to supply you with your picnicing wants over the holi day". . Cold Meats Armour's boiled ham (all lean meat), sliced tongue, minced ham, veal loaf, corn beef loaf, kippered salmon, head cheese, summer sausage. Canned Meats B. & R. boned chicken, Purity Cross chicken a la King; veal loaf, Purity Cross Lobster a la Newberg, Underwood deviled. ham, Purity Cross Vienna sausage, Norwegian sardines, Booth's ' sardines, California sardines in olive oil, domestic sardines. Pickles . Sweet pickles, dill pickles, chow chow, India relish, green olives, ripe olives. ' - Cheese Tillamook, Wisconsin Cream brick, Wisconsin Swiss, Bluhill cream, Piemento : and Chili, Tfflchorn Piemento, Kraft, Chili, Boquefort in tins, New York Cheddar, Limberger, Oregon brick, Breakfast and NenchateL . . ; . - Fruits ' :" Florida and California Grape Fruit.' ' Canteloupes 15c and 20c; 2 for 35c . Fnlkerson's Oregon strawberries Loganberries, Currants, Raspberries ' Vegetables- Local hot house tomatoe&)Vucumbers, radishes, carrots, turnips,' beets, head lettuce, new potatoes, green peas, Bermuda onions. 1 V; '' . v - '.. ' -j Watermelons Imperial valley watermelons are exceptionally fine. We al ways have a supply on ice. , ROTH GROCERY COMPANY Phone your orders early Phone 1885-6-7 ; This store will be closed all day Monday , ; THE STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS. BRING GREAT RESULTS $1.50 Royal Purple Broom... Other brooms.,............:........ ...;.?1.27 .$1.10, 90c, 85c, 75c ALBANY Market Baskets .;.....:-.....'.;v.......:.-...l 5c Retailers at Wholesale Price "The (Quality Coffee of America!" There is no better coffee than MJ3. Coffee regard less of price WHY? ............V. ..34c ........... ..:.-..25c ...l.U....:.....;35c 86c S-lb. tin per lb, 52c 3 -lb. tin per lb. 53c Single Pound Tin 55c We Recommend That You Buy the 5 -lb. Size " You Save More Money " JgoAicm&ct Wm Standi Bthaul tt. Nut Margarine, pound. Peanut Butter, 5 pounds.......... 2 cans Tomatoes.................. 2 cans Fancy Corn........ 5 pounds Marshm allow Syrup 10 pounds Marshinallow. SyTup........l..........:..$1.65 ........63c ......$1.23. .........68c $f.30 ......$2.80 .,.,..$2.93 ....$3.40 ......$3.55 .......69c i.... ...i. 2 Kellogg's Corn Flakes. 2 Shredded Wheat 2 Packagesllell 0' 27c 31c 31c 5 pounds Amber ICaro Syrup..... 10 pounds Amber Karo Syrup..:... 5 pounds Crystal White Syrup.:..... 1 0 pounds Crystal White , Karo.: Diamond C... Pacific Hardwheat flour.......!.:.... Olympic Flour .... ... Crown Flour ........... r 10 pounds Cream Rolled Oats Cream of Wheat ......30c 5 Pure Lard .Jl:..$L19 No. 10 Pure Lard... :.!. ... .:.....$2.35 Cooking Oil, gallon ... .l .L.. . $1.87 2 Jiffy Jell A ... 29c Kellogg's Krumbled Bran .. ..18c 3 pounds Fancy Bulk Coffee y( ......93c Fresh crisp Graham crackers, pond .............22c Soda Crackers, pound. : ......;..20c 3 pounds Crisco. ...97c 6 pounds Crisco.....:.: $1.93 10 Pounds Sttgar..;........!.;..........:.,.... $2.55 100 Pounds Sugar . .. ... $25.50 14 Royal White Soap ...t....99c 10 Ivory Soap . . .. . 87c 10 Palm Olive .Soap....;......l....; 90c 10 Imperial 'Prpxide Soap ..'..: . ... . r83c 10 Fairy Soap ..... ... ..,..J............L. ,:i.78c. Ghiradelli's Chocolate, hpound 42c Hershey Cocoa, Vj pound ....23c Seeded Raisins, Sun Maid ?.20c 2 Pounds Sago-.-.V..., 25c Tapioca, pound .. Rice, 71! pounds for ...A V ...12c $1.00 Fancy White Re-Cleaned Navy Bens 8c Large Gtrus Powder... l..;.. A.. . , 29c Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans V. 19c 6 Boxes Searchlight Matches. .. V . 37c i i i