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101 and 105 North 6th
i 1’ient by f ree or ftn.ints bls . <>ntvm, t
.’or lawful a^th »rtty. ceases to be a
loyal clttseu and forfeits his rights to
the freedom of the republic.
No party is indifferent to
fare of the wage earner. T
good fortune Is of deepest concern and
we seek to make that good fortune
permanent. We do not oppose but ap
prove collective bargaining, because
that is an outstanding right, but we are
unalterably Insistent that Its ezerclse
must not des’roy the equally sacred
right of the individual, in bls necessary
pursuit of livellhtod. Any American
has tha right to quit his employment
so has every American tbe right to
seek employment. The group must
not endanger the individual, and we
must discourage groups preying upon
tie another anil mv . hall be .ill >«.■.!
I to forget that the government’» oblige
tiuns are alike to all the pe >t»le. ,
We are so c t flit ent that much cf
he present <ltiy ‘visvffieieni y and in
fflclency of transportation are due to
the withering hand of government • p
oration that we emphasise un»w vu.
opposition io iu»*e. tiifi.t ownership
we want to expedite ihv tvparatloi
1 and make Mure th* tu.Mtnko Ir nut r •
prated
V State of Ir
unte tr.tnsp rluttoi
to the
to proclaim Americas duty to the
world. No surrender <f rights to a
world council or its military alliance,
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no assumed mandatory, however ap
JHURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920.
■oaling. ever shall summon the sons
f this republic to war TJieir supreme
idenL second official of the republic,
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shall be asked to participate. Tbe sacrifice shall only be asked for \mer
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OREGON WKATHKK
same vision includes a cordial under­ tea and its call of honor. There is a
♦ standing and co-ordinated activities sanctity in that right we will not dele
♦ with a house of congress, fresh from gate.
Weather for the Week
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Pociflc Coast State«: Fair, al­ ♦ the people, voicing the convictious
I>iai'esed as we are. the way Is very
♦ though probably light local ♦ which members bring from direct con­ simple. Let the fa lure attending as
showers in extreme north por­ ♦ tact with the electorate, and cordial sumption, obstinacy, impracticability
,cooperation along with the restored and delay be rec nixed and lit 113
♦ tion Monday or Tuesday: nor­ ♦
fin ctions of Senate, fit to be the great­ find the big, practic.i,'. unselfish way
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mal temperatures.
est deliberative body of the world.
to do our part, neither covet, us be­
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Republican Senators Conscious of Oath cause of ambition nor hesitant through
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Tonight fair and cooler in the
• It is hot difficult Chairman Lodge, fear, but ready to servo ourselves. hu
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northwest Friday fair.
¡to make ourselves clear on the ques­ inanity and (Lai. With a Senate advis­
» «•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦eeeeee ♦ tion of International relationship. We ing as the Constit'.tion co . •inplates,
I would hopefully » roach the nations
1 I Republicans of the Senate, conscious
■»♦♦♦« M leee-tt: <♦♦♦♦♦» , of our solemn oaths and mindful of cf Europe and of the earth, proposing
I our constitutional . i »•cations. when we that understand^: which makes us
rv< el» f naiKc
■ SALIENT POINTS IN SPEECH
■ saw the structure of a d-orid super- a willing participant Sn th.- corisrcrn
!
OF ACCEPTANCE.*
Í ' government taking visionary firm, lion of nations to a uew relnt ¡on »hip
Will Prevent Unress.n-tie Pref
; joined in a becoming warning of our to commit the moral forces of the
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“I pledge fid. lily to our coun
lit all' A At rrity we pm
devotion to this republic. If the torch sorlj, America included, to peace and
i ! try and to God. and accept the ♦
lea vin: vention <•! urraasonabii
of constitutionalism had not been international justice, I, still
< > nomination of the Republican
indent and sell ch dhaiu pref.leering i
dimmed, the delayed peace of the America free, independent
J ; party for the Presidency cf the
reliant,
but
offering
friendship to all moral force and th* legal powers
world and the tragedy of disappoint­
■ United States.”
g cerumen: and pv pie. but it is f
ment and Europe's misunderstanding the world.
J
"The human element comes
i
aye. Il is timely, to give reminder th
Humanity is Restive.
of America easily -might have been
1 first, and I want the An plovers
! ¡aw is not the sole corrective cf out
avoided. The Republicans cf the Sen
It
Is
felly
to
close
our
eyes
to
out
’ In industry to understand the
' economic ills.
ate halted the barter of independent standing facts
Humanity is restive,
1 aspirations, the convictious. the
Let ns call to ail the
American eminence and influence, much of the world is in revolution, the
’ yearnings of millions of Ameri-
which it was prop, sed to exchange for agents of discord and destruction hate thrift and economy, for denial
1 can wage earners.”
for a natlotfw
an obscure and unequal place in the wrought their tragedy in pntl.rtic Rus­ I rifle« if need !■
’
"The Constitution content-
meged government of the world. Our sia. have lighted their torches among I drive against extravag 'nee and ’uxui
1 plates no class and recognizes
party means to hold the heritage of other ^teoples. and hope to see Kmerjca ; to a recommittal to simplicity uf 1.»
no group. It broadly includes
American nationality unimpaired and as a part of the great red conflagra ing. to (hut prudent ant normal pkii
; all the people, with specific rec-
of life wh < h it the health ot the re
unsurrendered
lion. Ours is the temple of liberty
ognition ter none.”
public.
The
world
will
uot
misconstrue.
We
under
the
law
and
it
is
ours
to
ckli
“We approve collective bar
New
do
not
mean
to
hold
alcof.
We
do
not
the
sens
of
opportunity
to
its
defense.
gaining.”
Ing growrh and extraordinary Indus
mean
to
shun
a
single
responsibility
America
must
not
only
save
herself,
"Gruss expansion of currency
! trial development, call for a new ami
of this republic to world civilization. but ours must be tbe appealing voice
and credits has depreciated the
forward looking program The Ameri­
There
is
no
hate
in
tbe
American
to
sober
the
world.
’ dollar. We will attempt intelii-
can farmc" had a hur-dre! ami twenty
heart We haae no envy, no suspicion,
. gent and counigeoufc deflation.”
It must be understood that toil alone inilllona to feed in the home rok'krt.
no aversion for any people in the
’
"When competition—natural.
makes for accomplishment and ad anti heard the cry of the world for
world.
We
hold
to
cur
rights
and
. fair impelling competition is
mean to defend, aye. we mean to •us- vancement, and righteous possession foed and answered It. though he fared
suppressed, whether by law.
tain
the rights of this nation and our is the reward of toil, and its incentive. an appalling task amid handicaps net
> compact or conspiracy, we halt
citizens
alike, everywhere under the There is no progress except in the er encountered before.
’ the march of progress, silence
Contemplating t;.e defense lessors« of
shining
sun.
Yet there is the concord stimulus of competition.
> the voice cf aspiration and par-
The chief trouble today is that the the individual farmer to meet the or
of
amity
and
sympathy
and
fraternity
; alyze the will for achievement”
tn every resolution. There Is a genu­ world war wrought the destruction of ganfzed buyers of his products and the
>
“I promise you effective peace
ine aspiration in every American healthy competition, left our store distributors of the things the farmer
; as quickly as a Republican con
breast for a tranquil friendship with houses empty and there Is a minimum buys. I bold that farmers should not
> gress can pass its declaration
production when our need la maximum only be permitted hut rncouraeed tn
all
the world.
' for a Republican executive to
Maximums, not minimums, is the call join in cooperative association to reap
One
may
readily
sense
the
ccnsci
■ Sign."
of America. It isn’t a new story, be the just mea-ure ot reward merited by
•nee
of
our
America.
I
am
sure
1
un
'
“I can hear the call of con-
demand the purpose of the dominant cause war never falls to leave depleted their arduous toll.
' science an insistent voice for
Aid to Farmer Pledged.
group of the Senate. We were not ' storehouses and always impairs the
' largely reduced armaments
efficiency of production. War also es
seektng
to
defeat
a
world
aspiration,
Our
platform
is an earnest pledge
■ throughout the world.”
we were res lved to safeguard Ameri­ tabllshes its higher standards for of renewed concern for this jnoet eo-
“Our vision includes more than
ca. We were resolved then, even as wages, and they abide. I wish the sential and elemental tnduatr) and in
’ a chief executive. We believe in
we are today and will be tomorrow, higher wage to abide, on one explicit both appreciation and interest we
' a cabinet of highest capacity.
to preserve this free and independent condition—that the wage earner will pledge effective exp'asalon tn law and
1 equal to the responsibilities
give full return for the wages received practice. We will hall that coopera
republic.
' which our system contemplates.
In the call of tbe conscience cf
lion which again will make profitable
Greater Production Necessary.
1 in whose councils the vice-presi­
America'is peace, peace that closes
I want, somehow, to appeal to the and desirable the ■ wner«htp and op
dent. second official of the re­
the gaping wound of world war. and sons and daughters of the republic, to eraticn of comparatively small farms
public. shall be asked to parti-
silences tbe impassioned voices of in­ every producer, to join hand and brain mtsnsively cultivated, and which will
! cipate.”
ternational envy and distrust. Heed in production, more production, honest facilitate the caring for the products
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ing this call and knowing as J do the production, patriotic production, be of farm and orchard without the la­
disposition of tbe congress. I promise caase patriotic production Is no less s mentable waste under present condl
you formal and effective peace so defense of our best civilisation than tlons
TEAL GETS STATE ROAD
America would look with anxiety on
BONDS ON HIGHEST BID quickly as a Republican congress caa that of armed force Profiteering is a
the discouragement of farming activity
crime
of
commiasion.
under-productirn
pass Its declaration for a Republican
is a crime of omisaion. We must work either through the government's neg­
Portland. July 20.—Henry Teal of executive to sign.
our most and best, else the destructive lect or Its paralysis of socialistic prsc
Portland, was awarded the SI,500,-
It is better to be the free and disin­
tie«*.
A Republican administration
reaction will come.
000 worth of state highway bonds terested agent of international justice
Tbe menacing tendency of the pres will be ocmmttted to renewed regard
on a bid of $1.340.000. He was the and advancing civilization with the ent day is not chargeable wholly to the for agriculture and seek tbe partici­
highest bidder, the blds being higher covenant of conscience. than be shack­ unsettled and fevered conditions caus­ pation of fanners in curing tbe Ills
led by a written compact which sur­
than one the last award made by the
ed by the war The manifest weak­
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renders our freedom of action and
commission.
ness In popular government lies in tbe
^^e^t^jnUiUrjrjIhanc^^h^^igiH
temptation to appeal to grouped Citi
zepship for political advantage
It would be the blindness of folly
to Ignore the activities in our own
country which are aimed to destroy
our economic system, and to commit
us to the colossal tragedy which has
destroyed all freedom and made Rus
sta Impotent, This movement Is
FOR THE REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK WK WILL SELL
to be hafted in throttled liberties,
must not abridge the freedom
AIJ, BATHING SUITS AT ONE FOURTH OFF THE REG-
speech, ft« 'reedom of press, or
11 hy suffer the discomforts and
freedom of assembly, because there is
I LAR PRICE. MEN’S, WOMEN’S, BOVS AND GIRL’S.
embarrassments of a Goitre f
no promise in repression These lib­
O G. C. preparstioo for xoitre hsa beat.-
erties are as sacred as the freedom of
cotton and wool
filed many.
religious belief, as inviolable as the
Why pa, several hundred dollars for an
operation io remove a soitre when O G. C.
rights of life and the pursuit cf happi­
cao be obtained for auch a comparatively
ness. V>> do hold to the right to crush
amall expenditure t
sedition, to stifle a menacing contempt
O. G.C. when properly applied (ivea aalta
factory reaulta, or your money will be
for law. to stamp out a peril to the
refunded. O G.C. ia aold direct, by mail
safety of the republic or its people,
early. Write for bueklet.
when emergency calls, because secur
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O.O.C. CHBMtCAl. COMPANY
ity and the majesty of the law are the
Seattle. Waahiastoa
first essentials of liberty. He who
STORE CLOSES AT 0 P. M. EXCEPT SATURDAYS AT 9UIO
V
threatens destruction of the govern
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Till IlNDAY, JI LY ’J*J, IITJO.
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Bathing Suits Reduced
Golden Rule Store
GOOD HELP
Is almost Impossible to obtain and my Watch Repairing baa grown
to such proportion that ! am oompelled to dlarontlnna oortaln llnaa .
ot repairing.
(FTKH JI LY 1ST
I will not ba In a position to accept for repairs any Jewelry or
Repairing
small work, but will make a spacially of Finn Watch
and Diamond Sotting
.... a. —
BARNES, The*Jeweler
I
1918 Chevrolet
$600
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FOR jMJ.
J J
MAXWILL
< HUDSON
CHALMiRS AND fSSEX CARD
COLUNS AUTO COMPANY
PHONE 317
*0*
5// H STREET. GRANTS PASS, ORE
We Have
PAPER PLATES
PAPER N WKim
Pit NIC IllKklTN
IM> THINGS I < • I II I. I HIM
GRANTS PASS BAKERY
NOW OPEN
.M»:t G Htrarg
SPECIAL ORDERN FOR CAKES, ETC.. SOLKTTBD
Vacation Time
AT
Seashore and Mountain Resorts
G Summer Excursion Fares
TO
NEWPORT (On Yaquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean)
Charming place for the family.
I^arge and modern na'atorlum.
Salt water baths. Many forma of amusement.
t T l LAMOOK cm NTS' BKACHKH
A delightful trip acrosa the Coaat Mountains. . Double dally
train service from Portland. These beaches Include Rockaway
and Garibaldi beach resorts, Neah kah nie, Mazanita and Bay
Ocean.
CRATER LAKE (One of the world's natural nwnders)
Eighty-five miles from Medford, SI 77 feet above sea level.
line boulevard of 35 miles encircles the rim of the lake.
A sky
OTHER RESORTS
Colestln
Josephine County Cavee (Oregon's Marble Halls)
Shasta Mountain Resorts
“OREGON OUTDOORS" BOOKLET
Oontalns particulars of the different
fares, hotels and camp rates.
outing
places,
excursion
r
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G. B. BERRY
Harness and Saddlery
Auto Top and Canvas Work
Southern Pacific Co.
wants extra gang of 2.1 to -LI men to lay rail« and switches In
Granta Pass yard and between Grants Pa«« and Bimmlck. Will pay
Wr per how, time and one-half for 9th ant! 10th hours, making
g.I.IO for 10 hour*. Apply to
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With Grants Pass Hardware Co.
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P. KRUTZLER
.For further particulars inquire of local agent.
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
JOHN A. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent
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