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MTTDFOTTD SIXTH TRTRTTNTR. fTDFOTlD. OREOOK. FUTDAY. .TAXFATCY .10. 1020 Lift OffCorns! "Freezone" is Magic! Lift any Com or Callus EVIDENCE IN TWO I FAVOR A DIVISION., R. R. LABOR UNDER Mitzi, the Girlish Acrobat, at the Page Theater Next Tuesday OF I. W. W. right off with lingers wo paint IS 10 OVERTHROW THROW U. S. A. P L ALUANY. X. Y. Propnni'iits of the "dictiitnishtp f Mm; jrol't a rJ;it' hold that tho first utep niiiHf. In; m iz nro of thff government. Iy any infant; noKsiblo and tho taking ovr of IihIiih- try by firce. according to a pamphlet read at the trial limorn tin :ummiii judiciary committon of tin five- sus pended socialist asseinhlyiiH'ii charg ed with disloyalty. 'fjio puniplili'tH, published by the Jewish socialist, federation of New York was translated from the Hebrew by Charles M. itobiiisin, a depart ment of justice operative, who was recalled to the stand today. Purporting, to give views of both proponents and opponents, the pain plot asserted the former held prepar ation must lie made for revolution and class dictatorship. I'pnn the seizure of the industries, (hey would bo run by working men's Soviets, ac cording to the program. In discussing the topic the social ists and the democraHc stale, (he pamphlet asked why should socialists enter legislative bodies, "where do socialises fit Into the stale?" "Socialists," it sot forth In reply, "seek lo (Miter into lite government for two reasons: Klrsl, to be nearer tho doors of government councils, and Kecond Us hinder this character of work In any way possible. The first is tho more important as it t;lvcH tho socialist a chance (o see ipto the slrategy of the government thereby enabling liim to carry out his prcgrain better. It is true that not always is this aim reached. The bourgeoisie atmosphere which he breathes gradually infects him and he begins to make compromises." The pamphlet defines socialism as "a rod movement, with blood In its veins," asserting that ",ln America we havo had only the echo vt what hap pened in Kurope," the book added the stage here was still one of "theorel leiil discussion, "and then? is danger I he house cleaning will not be a thorough aiiH.ng us as it tmoiild be." "The gn-al ta.-k," continued the pamphlet, "is to create an army ready lo make social, revolution when the moment arrives." The lime for t:UtM: struggle, it added, "is here." TAiwM A . --Prosecutor W. Ii. Ask ren read from I. V. W. pu.diiai icn: In I he trial of .".H alleged member:; of that organization who are charged under the slate syndicalism law. In his effort to prove that the I. V. W. Is attempting to overthrow Ihe government .Mr. Askren cited the following (j not a lions, among mauv olhers, which he read from radical pamphlets: "The proletarian learns that school ( liurch and press have as their pri mary object lulling him to o,u!ol." "The met hods of the ballot box are Ihe methods of the mi'.)." "The proletarians sole attitude is that of opposition he is all revolu tionary against the customs of mod ern life and Ihe point of allack against them is the workshop, where ho meets Hie enemy dally. "We are not satisfied with day's salary for a fair day's Labor produces all wealth; should own all wealth. ".Modern ro vera men t is but a shadow and not a substance." The rows of defendants sat with out changing facial expressions as the altorney spent tho morning reading from I. W. V. literature and inter polating IHh readings with comments that the notations proved the con tention of the stale that Ihe I. Y. Y. organization is attempting t osub- vert American Institutions by use of force. a faii- work. labor T NOMINA! WASHINGTON'. .I"". J!l.-Vliil.-vastly culcrtninintr tn tin; nvorntio citizen, political conditions through out tilt! eounlrv arc e..lrcniclv di (iirhinir to the iirot'cssionnls iti all parties. William .IcnniiiL's Itrvnii continues In function as Ihe slorinv itotrol 01 tho dcnuHTnlic imrtv. while President Wilson remains silent as to his iter Fonal plans. . Senator Hiram Johnson of Culil'or tiin is the oire of the repnhlienn nr trani.ation, with even a greater ea pucilv for maUinu: trouhle than .Mr. llrvnn. , iHerhert Clark Hoover is viewed as n positive menace lv the dominant machine factions in hoth urnui.;t tions. Hoover DnmnKcs I'l-oranis Of the three men Mr. Hoover nii parentlv constitutes an aicncv thra which Ihi' hcsl laid plans of Ihe tuo hie; political npjjiniatlons mav he 111 row i I of kilter. While he has not unn a pcroiiai aano in me pro motion of the movement lo hrim: ahoiil his nominatinn tor incident on an anli-niai-htne hn-is, the mririticr- of the repnhlii an and den rala- na - tiiinal commilccs and state lne.sr throughout Ihe country afford him full credit for havim: can-eil the LM'cnlcsl amonnt of dormice to Ihrir rosiieolivo iroi:r;inis. ' The foal me of Ihe Hoover move. mr.nl thai is cansiiii: Ihe .jivnicM cai-harrasao-nl to Ihe profoiorial lead ers of hoth Jinrlio i-. Ihe spimlancttv of Ihe favornhlc rc-innc wlli whic h the surest ion w,-i received. Soi l , cicnt tiaie has elap-d smcc the w ith! pri'enii'd an nnalv-i- of i! iiMliiii- that seem to make linn a ileirali'.' prcsnleidial . : 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 . In c-lnlili-h I h tact that the hocs of 1 two pa--lies do not look on him wilh f.-ivor, a con nee in itself wha h .-I.I- lo hi-- ntlrjctivenc- as a pro--ic' tiv.' prcHdcnlial candidalc. lnil.H-1lll-M-4 x lisllkci Their chief and ahiio-t -ol,- ohicc tioll to him a- Ihe cnlididnlc in either parlv i hi- indi'peinlc if holh - In- reln-al to permit nliv po litical oruanial ion lo pin a machine hadi him. While there h.i- heen ihi ictrsal aninnu parlv leader- In adopt n plan of licalin- the llo..ci houlil. i -cem- lo lie the dc-irc ,. 111.-lender.- of each parlv to make Mr. Hoover the candidate of (he other. Kepnhlican tin in itml of lie- national committee an' mainfi'-Cv pertiiiln-d at the cordial -pint m which the Woild'- Ml'jc-lion thai either one or holh partic- 11 nut. Mr. Iloov.-r ha- li. cn re. en. , I hv pr,.- urc-sivc adlo'i.-iit,. Cm .i.-ath the repnhlican ho e- are I nun; to prove that Mr. Hooter I- realv a del rat and 1 1 :i 1 111.- p.irlt ol v. hi, h rre.-ident Wil- - the le.idcr. -honl-i nominate hlln. if lie I- lo he nolnlli ati'.l. This same attilii.ie Inward Mr. Hooter is eonallv In f the ilem... eratie machine leu. lei-. II,. lh are ad VBin-inir specious and entirely lllo.'i ral rea-ons to eontim-,. the otun. piddle that Mr. Hoover eallllnl he lioth democratic and repnhln all ami that lie must without further lo. pj, lime select Ilia standard under uhic!: he would fiuhl. J'nink Admission Cited The reasons I'or Ihe professional oh ieet ionw niiainsl Mr. I loover as ;i lU'esiilenlial candidale are Car to seek. He has never been actively nl liliated wilh auv politieat oruania tioli. lie has exercised Ins inivib-ue to vole ' tor candidates rntlier than part ies. His Iran!; admission that lie had voted tor repnhlienn, prouri-s-tive and democratic prcidcutial candidates in the last 'Jll years not only illustrated bis complete independence nl ma chine dictation but included the very best reason i'or the opposition lo him on Ihe part of the two nrnniiizat ion-. I !ot h democratic and republican leaders, as a rule, frankly regard Mr. Hoover as an eiicuiv. at least lie is led viewed as an ally, much less a pliable liiriire that will permit himself to he controlled hv Ihe men who imu hold the power over Ihe two parlies tn their hands. Opposition N l-jdiiincd The opposition of (lie tnci luinics in control of (he republiea w organization is based eulirelv on the fact Mint Mr. Hoover is regarded as n pro rcs-ive and thai lie would unalterably oppo--' the domination of their Parlv by tin react ion a rv element wliicli plans t select a man of Ibeir own kind foi piesidenl. Thev realize that in anv event Mr. Hoover would not stand for the per petuation of the stand pal in I luener Ibal now control (lie eoumnllee ami have as Mood ns written a platform lelleclimr the spirit of reaeliom-in. j There is ab-olutelv no reason at Pie-enl to in -t i v the belief thai Mr. over will appeal to anv oartv. Mci Si M y w Mil.i, the man dvnunio who Used lo until it was atriciil public one Mitzi, is theater, Tue Henry W called "I isehievoiis little hu- miisical eomed v. he called Mitzi lla ios. recognized by the the thiil there could be I.;.! to cotae to (be I ii". lav, I'Vhruarv Urd, in Savage's l'iiv music plav I uver Heels mat was ( heered mi bum' in New York. tu lou, New York and Chieaiio dieo ered there were more kinds of ; ht.i in ''Head Over Heels" than were even seen in "I'oin I'oin" and "Sari' for in this new piece she must he omedienne, dancer, r-inuer and even acrobat as well and is . surrounded by a notable troupe of uvmnasls with v bom she is seen in action in the lucre, 'I lie much praised east is con sidered to contain more than the us ual number of important pi a vers and also includes a -jnv ensemble ot pretty uirls of which much has hen written. 2913 DttK KILLED PUNJAB TROUBLES EDO ML I'lin.AHKI.I'niA. I'ii.. Jan. :tu. I 'runs viva nia hunters last yea r kill ed leu a II v 2.M 'A male deer weiuhimr ;(7K.(i!lU pounds. Thev also shot il legally I HI male fauns ami 'JUT does. The hear hunler nt 7'2 carcas"-. and these who went alter rabbin, killed -J.7nt.S7il. Turkey .shooters uol ;.isi. Katal accident s 4-xrrrdcd former years, ;tf prixms having been killed and US wounded. T!ie state bureau is pavinir out about 1,7110 u c!av at present ( those who present ("ells from nox ious animals at this season. Tbel iiountv is paiil rnuu I lie revetim troiu hunters' licenses of which :t!lo,( were issued. I. OMmX, Jan. .".I'. - Lower pi-ice will be slow in cotniiu;. said Ueuiirihl .MeKenna. forttp r elui n eel tor .t I he excheipier and now thutrman of t he London City ami MidlaTtd t'aul., ad d ressin si o' k holder;; today. Any a! lempl suddenly (o briiiL, about a de crease in ihe cost of living, he said, would mean disaster. lias p. d Itlled a linger to obtain (he indoi seimnt of either tin republican ol the demoerais. It i- mule i-robalde that hi- admirer-, in both parlies wili ciieoiirai:e the or::a ;i ia 1 1 01 ol r"in mittees in ariou- parts of ihe coun try to wnik !"r Ills noMiin.il ion on a lion i .an i-an ha -s, IJNIKN. Jan. iil).- A white pa per report on the disturbances in the rnniah, India, issued toiiav. say that the special contributory cause; in llu- auilatiiui at Amrilsar were -pceult a ion, discontent over the prices of com i nod it ies, dissntisfu -tioii with the iaeome tax ami an at tempt to rouse Islamic feelim: aiuop;: the lower classes out of syinpatln wilh Turkey. h'eL:ardinr the developments a I Lotmre. (tie report says that econ omic conditions, the cost of food and clothim: and the rental rates contributed to the discontent of the working cla-.es, Imt that the ready support :;iveu to the forces of disor-. dec hv (he trading class could oiilv he explained by the general cause -i affeepiiii' the I'uniah as a whole. AUSMIJOIE X'll'INNV, Jan. lis. A ;eneral ns ,;"in!d" of t he provincial die! to frame a const it in ion lor submission to the central (;overnmenL will be held the latter part ol the month. Tiiis meeting is in pursuance of the announced de erminat ion i-.' the pro vinces or national slates of Austria to secure the widest deuree of auton- j omy and constitutionality, to limit Mlie powers u: the central i;ovenunotr. Iti. the narrowest possible sphere. WASHINCTOX, Jan. 30. Contin uance aftt-r ike end of federal control of railroads c-f the boards of adjust ments sot up by the railroad adminis tration to decide controversies aris ing under the application of wage or ders and in other disputes between the railroads and their employes was recommended in the annual report today of S. Carter, director of the division of labor of the railroad ad- administration. Outlining labor conditions as ho saw them on railroads prior to gov ernment control and the railroad la bor situation when government con trol of railroads began, Mr. Carter said: "One of the principal purposes of the ereatioa of the division of labor was to provide means whereby the controversies that constantly arise between railroad officials and em ployes would be promptly and equit ably adjusted. Inability to adjust these controversies under past prac tices resulted in strikes, threatened strikes, or a constant unrest among employes to tlio extent that the ef ficiency of the service had greatly di minished at the time that tho rail roads were, taken over under federal control. "H may he truthfully said that at the lime the roads passed under fed eral control the morale of railway employes had sunk to a low degree. "It was with the knowledge of this alarming situation; and with a de termination to restore harmonious relations between employes and the railroads and thereby increase tho efficiency of tho railroads that the division of labor of the railroad ad ministration was created. "During tho year 1913 n consider able number of minor strikes ' oc curred. Practically all of which wore nut authorized iby the organizations of which the employers wore mem bers. The major proportion of these strikes were adjusted thru the inltla live of the division of labor." GIRLS! 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I "Ihmdorine" is a tonlc-lieautlfier j Hesidi's doublmR the heanty of tho hair at once, it checks dandruff and Mops fallitiK hair. liet delightful , nanderine ft.r a few cents at any drun i or toilet counter and use It as a dress- inc and iuviuorator as told on bottle lb mmmmm A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE The spirit of friendship seems to be as sociated with the housewife 2nd her favorite coffee. Butthat coffee must he fresh and her only assurance is to buy VfiCUUM PACKED coffee. GOLDEN WEST COFFEE IS VACUUM PACKED. Trop a little Frffone on an aching corn, instantly that corn RtejM Inirt ing, then you lift it rijrlit wit. It ilooat hurt one bit. Yes, limbic! Why wait? Yuur druggUL Bells a liny bottle of Frcczono for a few cent a, Miflicient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without rene or irritation. Try it! Kb humbug! 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DANCE ,., . ST. MARKS HALL Saturday, January 31 1 LAUNSPACH'S ORCHESTRA Admission Free Telephone It N.Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets The Dow Hospital Special attention given to surgical and obstretical eases. No extra charge for graduate nurses services. The most important person in this hospital is the patient. MEDFORD OREGON 13 il t-I tl imi Thrift Is Not to Be Trifled With CAIIKLKSK savers are almost worse than non-savers, for they expect the good results without undergoing the seeming hardships of sacrifice. Then there's disappointment and disgruntlement. If you're going to save do it in the right way by one of those "Nationalized" Sav ings Accounts here at the FIRST. g?2? First National Bank' Medford Oregon Si
