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Newspaper Page TextI 11 -A ITOFOTm M"ATL TKTTnTNTE. MFPFOTITV OTiF.fiON. TUESDAY. FfT"!T?TTAT"' 10. 1020 'it 10 PLEDGE VOTE TO EITHER PARTY BEST PEAR SAYS NKW YOHIC. Feb. 10.--HctIm Hoover Suniluv ni'-'lit issued a state men I ililinintr Ms attitude toward 111 presidency. Mis statement follow In order to answer a lnn:e niiin Ijer 'of tmestions all at once, let lae t'liinliasii-'e lliat I have taken a ilav off from the industrial conference ashinctoti lo eo:ne lo N'ew Yor solelv to.iltend to nn.'ssin" matter in connection' with the children's re liel'. ' Presidency Not Sought I wan! to sav ni-aiii: I have not Minclil anil am not seek in-: the nrcsi nencv. f nm not a candidate: J hav no 'organization. .No one is an tlioneii to speak for me uoliticullv "As an American erlicn hv hirth nnd of Ion'.' nnccslrv. am naturally icenlv inleresteil in the inesenl eril leal sitnatioii. Mv sincere and onlv tohlical desire is that one or hoth o the i'ieat nolitii'al uarlies will ai Proncli Iho vital issues which hn mown oui 01 i lie war anil are new with 11 clear Durnose lookiii" lo th neuare 01 our Denote, anil that can ilnlates eanalile of carrviii'.' out thi; work should he iiouiinnlcd. , , . Hoover Is for I.ciikiio II the Irentv lines over to til liiTsiiienimi eleclinn (ivilli anv res (.nations necessarv lo clarify the Builds itiiinl that, there can he no in i'l'iiiL'euienl of the snfeirunrds pro ynlcd hv our consttulion and our mi lioii-ohl traditions) then I must vole for the nartv that stands lor the cnmie. ith it there is hoie, not onlv of the iirevcnlioii of war hut al that wc can safely ccnnonii.c in mil itary policies. There is hope of ear lier return ot confidence and llu economic; re(!onstruclion of the world. "I could not vole with a parlv if it were doininaled hv unions who Keek to set aside our constitutional uliaraiilecs of free speech or free representation, who Impe to re-es talilish control ol the i;ovei'iiiuent for pititit and nrivileire. I could not vote with, ti'purlv if it were ilumiualed by ifroutw who hope lor anv form of so cpilisin, whether if ho niilinnnlizu tion of industry or other destruction W, ludividual initiative. , l'.vticinoH t) 111) I'llllKllt . "Hnth these extremes, ciiiuoiiflae- t'U' nr open, are active cnnne.lt in the country todav. Neither of the doair iiiiinous woiiin promoie Itiose cnii- Ktnielive eeonoinie policies ( lint wil (ret us down froin the unsound eeon omic practices which of necessity tfrew out ol he war, nor would lliuv , Hptfiiro the irooil- will to production of our farners and workers. or maintain the imitative ol our business men. "The issues look forward, mil backward. J do not believe in more than, two irruiit parties. Otherwise, combinations of uroups could, as in Kurope, create daii"er of minority Mile. I believe, in parlv oruanizatiiin lo support ureal issues and consist riii policies. ior can anv one man l etale the issues of irrenl parties. It appears lo me that the hope of a ureal majority of our eilizens in con frontinu this new period in American life is that the ureal parties will tako positive stands on the ninny is sues Hint confront us, and will se lect nien whose eliiiraeter and usso I'iulioiis will uimrantee their pledues. (,-iiestioii I'p lo I'orls "I am beinu mrued bv people in both parlies to declare mv allcuiance to either one of the other. Those who know me, know I am able liy mala- up mv mind when a sulnecl is clearly defined, ('onsciiucntlv, un til it more definitely api rs what (lie pui'tv inanauei's stand for, I musi exercise . a lu'erountho of American citizenship and decline to ulcilue mv .Mile blinilfold. "1 am not iinaiipreciative oT Ibc many kind thinus Ihal mv friend. have ndvini I in my behalf. Yet. I hope thev will realize my sincerity in not tv-iiii myself to undefiiieil imr-I'saiishin.'' Yellow Mustard For Rheumatism A (soul hot mustard plaster or poultice is pretty sure to overcome if you want per iniineut re lief. Hev's .Mustartae made of pure yellow in iiKtu ril with pain rellev Iiik iiiKieilienls aildcil Is lust as hot. Is cheaper, cleaner ami more effci'tlic than ihc old fash t o a e it most rhi'iimuitc patns and even Nciatiea and Ron: but It's h inussy affair and Ki'iicr ally blisters. ItiHit Ik abso lutely necessarv liolilllie or pliisler and eannol blister. Hodden rheiiiiiatlc pains and swel lings Hck.v's Mustarlne Is speedily effective lor liunliatto. biiekin lie. neu ritis, pleurisy, luonchitis, si.re throat, i' lies! col. In hiiiI all lichen and pains uecauso neat eases pain .",a anil 80 mill 8 at driigKisls or liv mail. 8. C Wells & Co.. I.eltov. X. Y. SEEK SUFFRAGE FUNDS "Hue de Coiuice,' kinif of the peer family, and favorite fin't of Napo leiii I he tlrcnt, is still the "class" of all table pears in Hie opinion of not less a pulse than Albert, kins of il lieluialis, and Uuecli Klizabetll. his consort, r Nowhere, aver these two mval authorities, does the Cornice pear uro)v lo urcalcr iicrfectinn than in I In- Kouue river valley. : I iii-inir their recent lour of tin. lulled Stales the Keluan roval par Iv spent several davs in Santa liar mini. al., and while Micro, called on .1. A. Ihiremus. brother of I''. C. I lore mns. .Mcilfoi'il pear urower. At din ner both Mom and Cornice pears from the llorcuius ranch here were served Attl'lH'led bv the delicale flavor. larue size, uniformity, and perfect Initio ol the fruit. Knur Albert in niiired as lo where it was urown. Cn like most Californians, the host el once srnvc (Ireuon, or that purl of it Ivinir mi dialelv adiaceiit to this city, credit for the product. So in terested were I In- kill" ami onccn Mint lllev uuestiiiiied lloremus al ureal nulli on the Houue river valley and the pears produced here. Those Hears," said Hie kiau, "luir- ticularl'y Hie Coiuice, suspass an'. Ihinu I have ever found in r'runco, where they oriuinated. Your Hose is wonderful-- cMiuisile! Your Cornice superb! When I relnrn auain lo your wonderful i nlrv. I should like iiolhinu more Ihau lo visit the vallcv which produces such unexcelled mil." When Hie loyal party left Sanl.i iarbnrn, Ihey carried with theui sev ral boxes of ('ounce nnd Hose from Ihc Doremus slorehousc. (Hil l's, packed in cot Ion. will follow uf- 'r ' li harvest, so lonu us he is a rower, Doremus savs. NOT AS BAD AS ALLIES REPORTED LONDON", Feb. 1(1. (leiir-e I,ans- bur.y, former socialist member of the ouse of ciiiuuinns, news of whose projected trip lo soviet Kussia eaus- 1 considerable surnrisu in official ircles. hero,- arrived in Alokeow on Siindav. ' , In u teleurain lo the Herald, oruiin ot the labor parlv. ho uivos his fir.-l unpres.sions ol the situation at Hie soviet, eapial. He declares scenes outside "of the railroad station were similar to those n t any terminus in nuland. l'eople were lookine- re mnrkiihlv well considerinir Hie privu lions siillcrcd from hiinucr. cold nnd sickness. Iho oiilslanilinu fuel," Mr. lains- nirv savs. "is Ihal the blockade and ivil war have let loose disease mid want, ol every description." "Churches lire all open."' !Uv. l.nns. bury entinues. ''and Iho peple are uo inu in and out of I lie niaunificent brine of the Kremlin, which is beiii" isilcd as 1'ormcrlv. Churches are r rcslorcd at Ihc public expense. rue reliuion has not been . interfered nil mid miirriaue is as sacred us or. there is iiolhinu worse here than in oilier capitals ami there is much thai is boiler. I am safer and freer alone in Hie Moscow I roots limn in London. Atrocity monuennu has plavod mil here nnd I'elrouniil. The whole Million needs nice, and oruanized labor in (ireal Hritain an. I America must sei lire for (uss'iin workeTs a chance to ronr- anize their society. There is urent faith ami ureal opo ill- idealism. but everybody wants to know if the allies will nnw mo Hiissia free lo work nut her own salvalion. I have never nun iplc so determined lo win their ulit fur ecoiiomlc ficcifiiin. I'.verv one with whom have spoken would clconie honest cooiieralion. bin ere are at present obstacle- to ace. All Itiissin demands of her iuliubors is f riciidsliip. The Holes. krainians and all pontiles can have lioace if lllev will treat us as a trec ilion. wisaiNnrnN PmikIb in further their camnalun for ratifica tion of the BiiffraBO amendment are 80ught by these officers of the Nationnl Woman's party. They are left to rifiht (top), .Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, Mrs. Ahby Scott Unkor. WashiUKton; Mrs. Genevieve Al len, San Francisco (bottom); Mrs. Clara Sncll Wolfe. Tex.. Mrs. I-awrcnco I,ewl8. Philadelphia. Mrs. Nelson Whltiemore. Detroit, and Agnes Morey, Urookline, Mass. TO RELIEVE THE E T The Andiows-Siutll concert com mences tonlKht at S:t:. sliuin at ihc rosbyiorlan church. It promises to .'o a rare musical treat as Mrs. Scum has made a special sour selection of nor repertoire. The ladles chorus of voices will please the ear of alt music lovers. The chorus will sin;: mime c-f their numbers with ihe pipe orsan accompaniment. Mrs. Si-ultl will also have some violin ohltnatos with her solos. Tickets will ho on mlo at the door of the Presbyterian rhtrrrli. SKATTI.i:, Feb. II). Alaska wants lo Ihrow open her millions of acres of national forests so that the bil lions of feci of paper wood of Ihc iiorthland can help relievo Hie pulp and newsprint t'amiue, (lovcrnor riiomas Hiuus, Jr., of Alaska, de- la red here reccnlly. (lovcrnor L'iuus was here on bis wav from (,)iineau, capital of Alaska, lo ashinuloii, D. ('.. where he ex pected to help press pendinu Icuisln lion intended to remove rest rid ions mid allow pulp manufacturers lo uo into the Tonuas and Cliuuacli reser vations. Hie northern territory's two urcat reserves. Pulp nnd paper men are anxious to uo to Alaska and establish mill.-. urciil as Ihiiso operated in British Coluiubia not fur smith of Iho Alas ka biiiimlarv line, Iho uoveruor us serted. I'mlcr-tlic present laws the pulp makers caiiuot enter Ihe .VF.XICO CITY. Feb. lO.-l'roM-ilcut Carranza's adiuiiiistration in tends to recover the nation's ureal Iracls of lands conceded by previous administrations lo forciun interests, rdinu to stiilcnicnls of Mexican officials. It intends also lo enforce the constiliitioual prohibition barrinu foreiuncrs I'rntn h'oblinu land within (il2 miles of the Mexican frontier ami 111 miles from lln astline. The uenera'l trend of their state ments is lo Ihe effect, that it is the purpose of Ihe administration to avoid colonization projects that miuhl eventually enilunucr the nation mid to ri ver douiuion over oil lands without violntinu the leual riuhts of the present producers. These .slnlcmimts were made in ex planation of tltc uovcrnmont'H l'e nuest that Hie If'HI conuress float a loan of "ili.lliMl.Dntl pesos to enable the re- r-; nation to recover land held under Witinns with anv cerlainlv Hint Ihev will be allowed to stay. Alaska's urcat f uresis slrotch over aiiro.viiualely :t 1,11110 snuare miles, an area nearlv enunl in size to the slate of Indiana, accordinu to esti mates iiiade by uovornnienl officials. Scvernl hundred million foot of U'ood pulp wood, includim." wcslern pine, hemlock, Sitka spruce, while fir and Inducpolc pine, are on Hie forest reserves alone. The Touuass reserve, in south eastern Alaska, is especially adapt ed to Ihe maiiufacl tire of pulp and paper, forestry officials have re ported. There is plenty of wale; power, ocean harbors open the vear round, limber skii'tintr Ibc water ami wealher similar to Ihal of the I'tiuet soilllll. The uoveriuir intends to ask Wash inutoli lo re-tore Ihe rcsenrs In Ihc national domain or to open them to the inilp indn-.li v. I'lineral olice l''llnei-al services over the late I-'. Y. Allen will bo held al the Weeks Mi'ltowau Co. chapel, Wednesday, Feb. I Ith. al 1 p. in. liev. Win. H. Hamilton will officiate and Ihe Inter ment will bo in the I. (. O. F. cem etery. ' LET "DANDERINE" SAVE YOUR HAIR rniM-cssions hv i-omN inltTi'sls, Tlic uirirtiils shilcil Hint tlu trreat- VV l;l l l ill" M'VtM'N I .tiltt'S, .SUI'll )1S Lower ( 'nlil'nrnia mnt Chiapas is held hv !'n ri'ii: hits umlrr ctMn't'ssiiuis irivcn hv previous ailniini.sl ml ions. HKUUW All the press orRunizu tlons of Germany, the representatives of all puhllHhers' organizatiuns, the! official Wolfr Hureau, the Dutch I iinu-u ii trfiticv "Tp'i iic.nrnn n ' n nil I hf I German wlrelesH prcpafiantla ser-tce. gathered in Berlin recently for a dis cussion of the wireless possibilities in Germany for trausmittinK news. Dr. UrQiluw, who conducted the conference, stated that there have been distributed daily a report ol tho assembly at Weimar, and news sum maries by the Wolff Bureau and Dutch agency. The news messages have been received by the govern ment wireless stations at various points in tho country and turned over to the papers. The conferees con cluded that the wireless is ix-t yet able to supply the full needs of the press nor anywhere near it, for the wireless stations are overloaded "with personal messages. However, they decided that the wireless is capable of handling brief flushes on important stories which are paralleled by tele phone or telegraphed by the news agencies, so that the news in avail able for a larger circle of people. The conference was convinced, hiwever, that tho spreading of such messages can bo done In large num bers only when the wireless telephone has been installed, as only in this way the hiring of special wireless opera tors can be avoided. They decided that for the present the sending of news will have to continue by tele graph for it was too expensive to fit up each telegraph office with wire less equipment. In a few weeks the group will meet again to discuss any further technical experiments with wireless telephony. QUICK! STOP INDIGESTION Pain in Stomach, Sourness, Gases and Acidity relieved with "Pape's Diapepsin" Your upsot stomach will feci fine! No w;iitinj! When your iiumiU don't tit nnd ym feel uncomfortable; when you belch giisi'K, noiiln or raise sour un digested food. When you foe! lumps of indigestion pain, hciirthurn or liriiihichp from iicidity, just e;it n t;ib!et of hurin 1p(3 and reliable Tape's Di a pepsin nnd the stomach distr'r8 ia gone. Millions of people know the magic of Tape's Diapepsin as an antacid. They know that most indigestion and dis ordered stomach are from acidity. The rciief comes quickly, no disappointment, and the cost is so little too. Pape's Diapepsin helps regulate your stomach so you can eat favorite foods without fear. jctiildrerfs fl Ailments DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation are J) the most common diseases of children. To correct them you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will do the work and will make your child bright and cheerful the following morning. Do not punish your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber lain's Tablets are better and more pleasant to take. Hurry! A few cents stops linir falling ami doubles its beauty With U'dforJ trntk' k McOfyra made! A little "Pnnderine" cool, rleansoa find nnik" the feverndt, ithv scalp soft nnd pliable; then thi- MimulatittL,' tnir penet rate to the fumi-dnM hair reta. . revitali.iif and invigorating every hair in the head, thus stopping the hair fall- ing out. getting thin, cer.iggly or fsdnij. i After ii few applications of "Dander- iue" you seldom tind a fallen hair or it j particle of dundrutT. bolide every hair, aliows more life, vigor, brightness, color and thtckne. A few cents buys a bottle of de lightful "Pandcrino" at any drug: or toilet counter. I JOHN C. SIGNOR in KORINEK BUILDING 221-241 North Fir Street. Phone 235-R 1.000 Stock ill' Trucks. Tractors and Fanuini; .Miicliincry liy end of 1!)'J0. of tlic followm;;' stMiidard, well knowiK lutili urailc makes: Oliver Cliillccl Plows Spriim Tooth Harrows Peoria Grain Drills Ironaqe Cultivators M. H. Mowers Ciller Mills Smallcv Feed Cutters Buckevc Pumiis Hercules Gas Enuine Great Western Litter Carrier Wire Fcncinq. and Gates Birdsell Wauons Baine Waaons Faacol Trucks Faneol Tractors cnoi'iiious r i i i' milieu will Ik. .ii in iiccoinuiiiilatioiis of cars of our ciistiminr with niiilit iiiid day service, at reasonable prices. T. I. TEMPLE, Mgr. iiiown. his. Rork Island Plows South Bend Chilled Plows Drag Harrows Disc Harrows Ironauc Garden Tools Massev Harris Binders Grain Separators Bonsct Feed Mills Foes Gasoline Enqincs Ironaoe Sprav Pumps Porter's Barn Equipment Porter's Hav Tools Litchtield Low Down Spreader Empire Milkinq Machines. Bethlehem Trucks Oliver Tractor Plows Half our Medford's Official Fun Fest will be concluded To night Midnight no longer. MIK'S II KICK TOMOUliOW! Elsie Janis "A Regular Girl" Our own homo town girl, Iho BWiiotlieait of tlie nation, tho nrido of the ilt-'iighnoy. The pal of one hundieil mil lion red blooded Americans anil true blue tlnouKli and through, an im-nml-at-'eni daiiKhti r of the V. S. A., that's our Klsie A Uemilar llirl. PershinK says she's great you'll say so, too. 1'lnys Thru Sat. Xi(;lit Charlie Chaplin 1X1 .. "A Day's Pleasure" ... A.M "The Price of Innbcence." Siiecessoi' to those great suc cesses "Way Down Kast" and "Shoro Acres." FJALT O PAGE Monday, Feb. 16 Mail Orders Now OLIVER MOROSCO RICHARD WALTON TULLYS j iSzzW' ROMANCE1 WITH FLORENCE 1 ROCKWELL, )AD TH- . MOlihHWWm SINGERS mo PLm?SJ I'lici's Siiinn as all cities l,ocr floor, l''irst 11 rows $2.00; last I, SI.. "II. Ilalcony, I'iisl I lows $l..ll; ni'Al 4, $1.00. Ilulanro ."0c. I'liis 10 iicr 'fiit War Ta. l!o. ol'I'ico sale Kricliiy, l:illl, 1J o'clock. TONIGHT 8:15 P. M. ARLOINE ANDREWiS-SCUTTI Assisted by LadieV. Chorus 25 Voices Tn CONCERT Presbyterian Church, Tickets $1.00. XXXXXXXXCOO0XOOOOOOO000OOC5OO00O0OOOOO0OOO0OO0O0O000t Spray Now With Lime and Sulphur Guy W. Conner Warehouse ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooocooooooooooooooa S3-'- A Reservoir of Resources THAT is e.Viieily fhe relalion of the. Federal 1 feserve System to its Member Hanks. Centralized aiid mobilized finam-o permits broader and more eniitable distribution of those forces whieh are necessary in the de velopment of a country, states, eoimnumties and industries. The functions nfthat i;reat Svstem are siin jily ADDITIONAL advantages to be had in a First National Jtank connect ion. Vhe First National Bank; Medford Oregon IS 1 i V y.