MTSDFOltr) Mfllli TOTnUNE, MEDFOllD, OTtKOOy. MOXDAV, MARCH 4. 'iftffl.
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AW ENFORCEMENT AND
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PEACE WILL BE AIMS
M ADMINISTRATION
without power lo pfut.-ct Ihi'lr ulll
r.i'ii I lii'uuwli tlii'lr own authority.
On thu tillwr liunu, ,wo nould lie
Iimu-Iob when Uin auturlty rusts
only In lo fmli.ral governim-nt.
(HiM'riilluii by Inn (Imwiiiiu-nl
Tho Inrai'r purpose of our eco
iiniiilit IhuuKlil should bo lo ontnb
HhIi iiuiro firmly slnhlllty nml
Bucurlty of business nml employ,
ini'iit nml th.-reby I'l-inovc pnv.-rty
atlll fiirlhi'i' ft in our borders. Our
moiIii Imvii In recent yniirN ilnvnl
oped ii now fnuml cf.pn.-lty fur co-
lH.'l'lltllltl IIIIMinU tll.'IIIS.'IVPS to -f-fl'l'l
ll lull lUlpOHH III IIUllllU willful'..-,
1 1 Ih mi iirivimcu toward tint
inontullllc wo s h o u 1 d support
uvcry nound method of conciliation.
nrbltrntlon and Judicial sotllemeiii.
American sliitu.fnoii wore ainonsc
tho first to propone mid thoy havo
constantly' urged upon the world,
tho establishment of a trlljunnl
for ilia settlement of controvors
sirs of a Justiciable diameter. Ih"
permanent court of International
justice, In IIh major purpose. Ih
thus peculiarly lilt-iitlfled with
American Ideals nnd with Amorl
ii n statesmanship. No more po-
ti'iil Instrumentality for this pur
nnd aspirations . are tho touch
alone upon which I ho day to day
administration nml legislative act
of government must ho tcstou.j
Morn thrui this, tho government i
must, no fur n lies within
proper powers, give leadership to'
iho realisation of thme Ideal and;
lo tho fruition of these asplra-;
tloim. . No ono run tt'lo.iuntoly ro
iluco thvsn thing of tho uplrlt to
phraM-s or to a cutiiloBuo of defi
nition. Wo do know what tho
attainment of Ihono Ideal should
bo: The prc-Bervi.ll.in of self-;
government and Its ,;ill founda
noHo ho ovor been conceived und
.... lu ..............1.1,1 nnlfili. fiiiiM Ifi I..I.I irnverr. .nenl' 'tllO
highest cniiinpll'iii of self -govern-1 '"" r,"",r union iiiiwwu ; pnrmciioii or justice, wuewiur "
ini.nt Hoir-iiiivi.riii.ioiit 1ois not i "Poll our inlhercnco should not beioeiinomle or In nodal tlol.ls, tho
' ,,,,,1 niiouid not Imply the uc of misinterpreted. Tho United Milieu iiiulntntinnco of ordered llborfy;
' ' politic, I iig.inclus alone. Progress Hookn hy these reservations no tho denial of domination hy any
. i ... i. .. m.t-tfil t.rtvlleir., itr tiilviirituiin. but urouti or i'Iilmm '. tho building UP
MllSt Safeguard AOainSt Disregard Of LaW. DCClarCS HOO-I u,uiilly-ut from governmental I 'l' l clarify our relation to in ml prervatlon of fiuallty of
i i.'BliiiliilH The Kiiveriiiiiiinl Hhould ndvlnoiy opinions und other innt-) opportunity; tho nlhiiulntlon of
UPr in ItintKIUral SDCCcII "Ridid and EXOCditiOUS ', lt ami encounme th..B.. niuvo. Ith wIM lira culwldlary lo thlilt latlvo and Indlvldunllty; i.l,o-
" " ' 1 mmm of collective Hnlf help hy It- i major nuriiuno of tho court, ilia
lliclirn Uitnl FnrrP flf Prntirpc,1? " l5 AS5PHit1il Would!"" coopoiatlini with them. Ilu-I- 'way HhouM. mol 1 hellevo will, he
Trnncfnn Inrnn Part nl Fnfnrromnnt tn rionQrtmont ! Pruitr. 1.1 lh.M..lvammei prop-r p. .. in a n.ov.,.n. nv
IftlllOIVrl l-UI I III I VI klUVI Vblllblll, (V tlltVHI t tj
of Justice -Hopes for Adherence to World Court-
lubf Inlctzrltv tn iiuhlltt affnlrn:
tho choice of officnlx for fltiict.nl
to office; tho ' ilirwllon of oco-I
'noiolc proKrniw toward" pronperltyi
neiclce. In xlulilllly. In reuulur- I fundamental to thn proereatj of and tho further Ivmonliii; of pov-l
' It v of i.iniitovnicnl und In. the cor- : peace. )eny; tn iremom 01 puonc opm-
rectlon of ll own ul.UBCH. Huclil our pooplo havo determined tU'tt " nunminlm? of education
; pioKii'iM. Jiow. ver, cuu coniinue wo kIiouiu iiiuko no poinuiu cn- '"v .iuiirn ,,
Peace BV AbllltV in Defense IS SOIC RCferenCC tO 'ly l"H " luliicm inanlfvutu KaKemonlH buOi a niemberhhlp ln!cl: Iho eroIH of rcllslou-milrli
' ' I Its icMpeot for law. iho I. bkuo of nation-, which may "d the tolerance of all faltln; the
Armament. ' ' 'rh..r. H an e.u..lly l...porlunt commit un in advance ax a nation BtrcnulhenlnK of the home; the
H,md"U'"1, I fluid of cooperation hy .he f ral to Lecomo Involved In tho tittle- ..dv..c..mnt of Pa;
. Kov.;,i,i.,eiii. will, the mullltude oflmeniH l controvert potween Here l no Khort road to he
I iiMencleB. Btate. ii.unlclpiil and pii- oihor countrleii. Tiiey a.inoro 10 '""'- ""-7 7
Ju.laeH. 1.11,1 hur a.-o.l,.ll.i.iB. HibI . vale. In the Ky.iemallo develop. Iho h-llcf that ti... inueuenuence
Blep, mwanl that end Bli.iulrt not I me.il of II.obo p.oceBBe. which dl-of Ainerlcii. from nuch oh a on
WAMIIINUTUN, .March J limner he .l. luye.l. Itlulil and en- I r.ictiji.uirei pui.iie neaiiii. rucrea-,ir" u.... u..
Oura In a profc-remtlvo people, but
with a determination that pro
vreioi inuBt - 00 ' haKc.l upon the
foundation of experience. Ill-con
f "! i- '':' v-V... rrom pe,,,.,ur ju-llco I. .he rn-B. 'TT ! our"
I'loVfi tiH Willi')) 11 f I It It I' I
I hnivi't Hi.'liM'tfi) to Itlttx oti llix
4 iHlintiilMi'iitltiii n hint nf lliv
until tr uffUv un pu'Nltlfiit;
"Wlll-I'i llH't' l ltd VlHlufl f
4 tin' )M'uili pi't-Uli; litit hi f
u.ii..i ..f r, ,. ,..!,... Him hiiM Ih of it mm m'U lunnut iu ptmm:i iiiu i vrusrvm.
umI i im1 iHn i iy, tho vlljtl (mv.a tf j hmmiiim hy which Kuvvt-iiiiHiiit cun j j huvo Ititt-Jy rutnrni-d from a
nnmiiMM, It hiumI nut ntnu tu Uo j hw uOnplcU to human Hvrvlce. I Jounw-y anions our nlnl.tr ropuhllcK
In ulll- i-i'inihlli: thut It cud ! tin
fiMiifii hy thu Imlif f"HMi('i-of the
ilH'-it. hy 1-MiluHMilnti of tin; il"
thut UriMK tlt thu luw, lniiiy luy uml rhliiiif:titiiitri ur tbn htw
In I iff" , mi hy rtniihluiithiitH uf I'tlii.'limM.
, 4 1 J unt if JntiM nut fall hit-ulltf Hie
' iiKi'ifh- i.r 1 iif-M. .'im m urv i-lthfr
ltllMtlHt ut' liiurftrhtitly ut'KUil-
lUlucation
AlthuuKh fdui-fitluii U primarily
u nMiuitilhlllty of thn MiiteH and
lurul cuiitmtiiihlMN, titif rightly no,
yt t thu nutloii uh n uhoh Ih vltully
CUll'-l'llltMl 111 Mri llVLl0)lllfttt
uvuryTAhfri to th lil;htvi t-inn
tin tJ unU lo cuinplutu tiiilvi'iMulliy.
WAHllLVtlTfiN, Murtli I. tIV . U-tl. Tt lunhhhr tln-no vvllu, to i k-f-Kuvoi iunnl run HUCt-fod only
llni'u In the lxl nf tho tiutuu'iti l rind thlr ri If, l I he luoM mtva thruuKh imi liiMlrurtril fliM'tumt.
of tho Avi'htorn licinlBphere. I
huvti rt'felvod unhounUi-d howpl-
tullty und courlcHy att thulr ,cx
pnivJon of frh'ttdllnoNM to our
country. Wo aro hold by purticu-
!ur bondrf of nyimthy ond (om-
hrlnK only ucrtultleg after Hhmii
Hut If wo. hold the. Xaith of iho
nun In our mighty pant who rt
attd thctu? Idfal, wo nhnll luavo
thi-ni helichtnd'and utrt'iiylheno'd
for our child re ,
Cwiciuloii. "
Thin In not thu tl;n? ond place
mon Inturtfrrt with Hu m. They ar tut cxlndcd dlHcuwIon. The quo.
car h of them bulldliiK a raclnl i-ir our couniry uro pruo-
churu.ftor nnd a culturo which ll;,,n," f protrruMi to nljchcr atana
11 it i r i' 1 1 tif
IIikivit:
My cutiuti-yitifit:
Thin uctiun It tiul iiluiU'
Ii chhh'lit li'iltvit itft'i-HHliy of uur Uiiicm.
Iliirni'ti iiii nl i.f IHili AnicrUmi nt.
th.
if thu umliniltlfl uhUhHii which
Im Vi- n up timli'i thu 1 hlh
iiiliitlnlrilitithin of thu iuot tacrcil uihi-ihIiim iiI, purl uru iluu to thu
uttth which cun hu utnuiiicd hy nn
AiniM-h'iin cltlxun. It In it iletttcu
tltui und rmoMM'i utlun iimhT (lud tu
1 hi hlKltMft nfficu In mTvlcu uf utir
M'Ull', I IIHKtlniC ttllN I III Hi III II.
'Itllnct t ItllVU Jim HK'tltltiMl'il: hut
pttt l nit J u n lo thu failure of uoino
hlittt'H ti ucccil their Nhuru of re
rtpunhlhlllty fin cuncunnnl un
fut'ifiiu'iii 11ml to the full uro of
humility uf kuuwh'duo that only 1 utility ntuiu ihmI local offlchiln tu
ihruuuh the uitliliiucu of Almlithty ncci-pt thu utilisation umli-r their
Piovlilftiru cun t hup tn illm'lturK' ' tuith uf uffh c tt'ni h uly lo ciifurcu
lit uv''rlu(ri'ulhi: htirtltnx. jihu laut, With thu fullunw fn.iu
It In In KcupliiK With tt'li(IHIitN tlu-Mt Itiiilty cautii'it Iiiin coinu u
thrtiuuhutil our hlMury thai 1 iiiuk,i"Un cxiiintluti In thu crliu
Nlmiihl t'Xpt t'Nft 'Imply and dlrrt'ily , Itml clcmcntit who huvu fuund cn
thu oplnluii! w hh'h I huh) cunccri.-' liti td opportunltd'H In lUullittf In
!!E uim- of tho tnutlci'M of prctuMil llh'K'il Ihiuor.
Iiiipitttuticc. ! Mut a In r no rufpoiiHllilllty rohtu
Our I'niKrt!. illici tly uptm our citizen. Thcru
If wu imrvry thu idtuullon uf uur wuuld he little truffle In ilU-k"!
tuithin, ImiiIi at humu i'Md uln-miri, 1 llquur If only crlmliiaU pulronUi-d
o riiul iiinity iiiiilwriictlono: we, find ; It. Wu muM awiiku J the fuel
Minir cuuhcn fur cuiu-rrn. Wo huvu: thut lhl-i putrumiKU frum Iuiki
einct Kcd frum tht Iuhwh uf the ' iiumhern of hiw-utmhllnii cltueim
Ktcrtt war nnd th rucoiiHtrucllon ! mipplylnn the r?uurdn and mini
rotlowhitf It tth lucretmcd virility ; ulatlnu crlmu.
und tttrcmith. Friiiit thin Mrcnmh I havo been Hclcctud by you to
wif have contributed to the rvcuv execute nml ,nfurep tho lawn uf
ety und iut;re uf the world: iu country- I pruponu lo do no to
Whut America Imi limit Inn. Hveiihu extent f my own tiMIIUex. bill
renewed hope unit cuuruuo tu nil i the mcimute of hucccwi thut thu
win) have fmiU In liuvemnieul hy ! vet 'inient Khali aiialn will de
rhu people. Uf the Uirti View, w ft ' l"hd upon tho-tnoml oupport
huve lenrhud n blither den roc uf ' " hb-h you. a cltUt-n.. i-xicnd. Thu
comfort and Ne. urlty than evur ' duty of cIIIkciih to nuptort thu Ihwh
lu dlmforu In the hhlory of Ihe'C the hind U co-euuul with Iho
..rhl. ThrotiKh liberation from tln-lr K..vmnmetf to en-
wldoMirend poverty wu have reiu-h-1 fwrtt lho laWH whl,'h t,xlwt
Nl s hlwher .I.Kree uf Indivbluul Staler nutlomil nei-vleo can be
f. d.iin thun over before. The d. K'v;1" '' " w"'"n f KOl
voilon to and cono.tr.. for our In-! wnZXU ktwW- urwlt l!,"lt un:
-.IM.H..O- .-.. .!.. imi Nlii.-i.re' fhldful of tho l eMonMbllltie of
Wu are Hteudlly hUlldlnR a new !
Our objeetlvo In not nlinply lo over
come Illiteracy, the nut Ion Iiiin
infii-clicd fur b'-yond thut. The
more cumplex the problcniH of th't
tuition become, lho r renter U the
need for uioro and more udvuuced
Instruction. Moreover, un our
niiiiihcrn Iiiciuumi und an our life
expand with nclenco nnd Inven
tion, wit muM discover more and
inoiu leiulut-M fur every wulk of
life. We eunnut hope lo nuccoed
In Ultt'rtluB HiIh lnrrtutliiKly com
plex cIvlllKatlon uiiIckh we cun
draw nil the talent of leadership
from the wholo people. Ono clvi-
tm liitiirHdlvr onlrlbutlun to hU
nmn proirrewi. Wc wish only fori
lho mulutenunce of their Indepen
dence. 1 h row t ii of t heir ta
bllliy and their pros-rlty. Whllu
we have hail wnra In thn wcatcrn
homlhphuro. yet on lho whole the
record U In encouruglnv contruht
with 4hut of olhvr purtH of tho
world.
Ftnco of IlMrtwt.
Korlunntcly tho new world 1
lar'Iy freo from tho Inhorltnncefl
of fear and di.itrunt which have
wo troubled tho old world.
r.hould keep H ho.
It Ih ImpoBMlblo. my countrymen,
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Unit Ion afti-r another Iiiih ben to epeak of peaco without profound
cltlr.ennhip than thut they should.
by their example. obt In stamp-
its own nltalnineiits. . Th
i-iHo unU hUh purpuses of uur nu-
w recked upon thu uttentpt to se
cure HUfflclunt b-uilrrshlp from n
sIiikIu Rroup or cIuim. If wo would
prevent the growth of cluss ills
tlnctlonn and would constantly re
frufh our leadership with tho
Iduuls of our people, wo must draw
constantly from thu Rcnernl ituuuf.
Thu full opportunity for every Iniy
and Kh'l to rtso throuith tho soluo
tlvo procusses of education can
nlonu sovur to us UiIh Iwdershlii.
Puhlk HiMtllh
In public health lho discoveries
of science havo opened u new era.
Many sections of our country and
muny Kt'oups uf our c It Incus suffer
from Ubreuiicfr thn erndlcntlorl ' of
which are mere mat tors of udniln
lstratlun tint) inodcrnto cxjwttdi
turn. Public hem It h scrvlco should
bo as fully orfiinlsed and us uni
versally Inooi purntcd Into our gov
erntnental Kystem as Is public edu
cation. Tho returns arc a thou
sand fold In economic benefits, nnd
Infinitely more In reduction of
sufferltiR und promotion of human
happiness.
World iVmv
emotion. In thousands of homes
in America, in millions of homes
around tho world, thero are vacant
chairs. Jt would be a shamefur
confession of our unworthlnciw If
It should develop lhat wo havo
abandoned tho hope for which oil
theso men died. Surely civiliza
tion is old cnouyh. surely man
k I nd Is mat u re enou ph so t hat
wo ouyht, in our own lifetime, to
find u way to permanent peace.
Abroad, to west nnd oast, aro na-
.... , a...... till... I l.lll ..(-..111 1(1
Infill- ,UH Ul vwiinw.j v
, lusniB paiucipntion in mm con- -rh,, I'liii-d mates fulK- nuCfiitH
Ion or respected nmoi the peo-t "Vm" "J, tt" - the' profound truth that our own
dun of the world. We usplru i; " -- iprowrew, pnyiKMiiy nnd peace u re
,ll,llnc.lo In thu world, hut to a " , ""ZT! V lZ F ,rlui;kct lth tho progress, pros
dlstlnct:o bsd upon n-nfldencf ';- ''':'' "liwrlty and peace of all humanity.
In our r or ju lc us well uh:0'05 w r clllvtei h elect lThp whoIo worh H nt M,ac0. Thu
It 1 -III Iti ir' "O'1 lH lllt'y
own hordurs nnd In our own live.
rue wise uuhhmcc In this ureut
nrd; they aro not the problems
uf. degeneration. They demand
thought and they serve to quicken
lho conscience and enlist our sense
of responsibility for their settle
ment. And that responsibility rests
upon you, .my countrymen, as
much ns upon those of us who
have beii selected for offlc.
Ours Is a land rh-h In resources;
Htlmiiluiinn in Its tluriouH beauty;
filled with millions of happy
homes: blessed with comfort und
opportunity. In no nation aro the
We I institutions- - of pro Kress nioro uu-
vanced. In no nntlon aro tne
fruits of accomplishment more se
cure. In no nation- is tho govern
ment more , worthy of respect. No
country Is more loved by its peo
ple. I have? an abiding faith In
their capacity, Intejfrlty and hlch
purpose . I havo no fears " for the
future of our country. U Is bright
with hope. "
jln the presence of my country
men, mindful of the solemnity of
this occasion, knowing .what the
task means, and the responsibility
whh h it involves, I Im your tol-
erpneo, your aid and your co-ope
tlonB hoBe i.on mingled tholr '1 n' .if help of Almighty
blood with tho flood of our nom. d In tMs oorvlco to my coun
on tho battlefield. Mort of thcuo! which you havo called mo.
na lon navo coninuutca to sj,Mrr iren becoming dry In
ntccT'to-'ouf culture, our Knawl-1-. , . . ,
ody.; and our prohrewH. f From one
of them we derive our -ory lan
Biiago and from many of them
much of tho. eenlUH of pur InBtl
liiUonx. Their doiilro for peace
In an deep and alncero an our own.
! Ily IK-ftiwc.
eaco can bo contributed to by
rcapect for our ability in dofoiiBO.
Veaco can bo promoted by tho
limitation of arma and by the crea-
ition of th instrumentalities for Considered a Delicacy Only
(ll'ltWIlll IJITlllUIHVIIV V IUIH1 vv.
sies. Hut II will hocomo a reality;
only through self-restraint and ac-j
tivn effort in friendliness and
helpfulness. I covet for this nd-J A well-known food authority re-
paukfni; before' they are set out
do better when.' soaked for soveral
hours tfore plant Inc.
SUGAR WAS ONCE !
TAXED AS LUXURY!
I Mipport. 'ilaneerH to n roiitlliuiilton of thirf
.MUi ikximi'i in j peace today nro Ini Koly tho fear
Tho won.t evil of dlHiegurd for ,, Hin.pli:lon which hIIII haunt
.....1 ,r recovery the ninlon Ih . " " '"." . ... 'i lie world. .No miBpicton or roar
H enlv ln.lehle.1 to falvln L-nH.lu' i ' . . l'""n" i ran bo rluhlly directed toward
tleepiy lll.lelil.il to i ami. v ouiii.ui . i i,,..,..,., . i ... .. . ,.f 4 7
Kin all IhlB mujeBlIc advance . ,. i","""'
i iiustj n uu navo a iruo onoer-
stnndlnir of America, know that
Bhoiild not ohticiiro the coiiBtuni (h(iy u.o 1)1111J11,1 u )H ,,B1.UI
danKem from which tielf-jtuvern-1 ,lvn f ()e VBry f thllt
inent nuiBt he niremiimlcd. ' i ,.u..iun of ft., f I,,,,,,,,, and of
cnnc.
we havo no UeHiro for territorial
cypunHlou. for economic or other
Rich Could Afford
not like a law, their duty ni honest
I'lillm-i' of System. ,,..., i.. .n..,,
Tho mot iiihIIkii t all iib violation: their rlKhl Is openly
.li..mer today 1b .ll.-ioK.iid and dl- i , ollt s ,.,,1H,,
ihedlencu of law. Crime Ii In- To Hiobo of criminal ,nilnd there
crciiBliiK. fonfl.h nce In rlKhl nn.l ,. ,lt, ,,,.! ) vlKoroim en-
bi dy JiibIIc.) Ib decreiiBliiB. I I foiceincnt of the law. Fortunate-
not prepared to believe Unit IIiIk ,y ,,.y ,.,, , lt ,jt ,,IOentaKc
lndlenle any decay In tho moral; f uU). .0,,t.. Their nctlvlilu
fiber of the American people. 1 1 ,, , ei, ,,.,(.
iiiii not prepared to believe that Hi . .yii,m lmivtlKatliii
IndlcnteH an Impotence of the fed-. j propoBo to appoint n national
oral Bovernnient lo enforce Ub Iiiwb. I t-ojn iiilxluit fur n BearchliiK InveB-
It Ib only In part due lo ! , iIuhiUmi of the whole htructuro of
iiilillllonal hiir.len liniii.Hcd upon : ,. f,.dcial b.vbIuiii of JurlBpni
oiir Judicial BN-Hlcm by the lHih I lu m.u,e thu .method of
amendment. Tho problem Ib much i (inf.,iceipent of the ISth Amend
wider lhail lhat. .Many liifluenccB j a.i. n, mmvH 0f ni)U80 Un
Iwul IncreiiBlimly eoiniillcatcil and , ,,.r it. Uh purp.w.i will he lo make
weiilteneil our law enforcement or-1 Buch rccoitinicn.ini I. inn for re.or
tiiiiiUiilloli hull.- Iiefni e tho ailup-! Biinlznlliin of lho ii.lmlulNl ration of
lion of lho 1NI!t ninendmcnt, federal Iiiwh nnil mmrt proeediiro
To ro-eiiliihllBh lho vlKOr nn.l ef-, mm may )u found ileBliahlc, In tho
fecllveneBB of luw enforcement wo. mennllma It Is cHuenllul that it
miiBl .M'llh'iilly ."..iiBldor lho entire Ihiko pint of Hie enforcement ac
fii.leral machinery of JubIIck. tlio , tlvll U-h he triuiBferred from tho
I llBtrlhullon of Hk fuuullonH. the j treiiBiiry department to the le-
Biinillflcatlon of Hb tiroce.lurc, thoi purtnient of Jimtlce uh a licKlnnliiB
IU-ovIbIou of additional Bpcctal trl- of more erfocllve orKanlxatlon.
huualH. the belter Beleclloii of .lui'l.'H . K.'hitlon tiovornmeiil to llti.sim?oi
and the morn effectlvo oiKiinlnallon ; Tho election him iikuIii confii'in-
if our nuenc
piOBeciitlon that Ju.tllco may lie
' Biire and lhat II mar he lft.
While I lie nulhorlty of the fe.lerul
aoveruinent esien.lB In hut purl of
our viiBt H.VBtem of iiallonal, Btulo
nnd local JiiHtlen, yet Iho Htiindit 1-iIm
wlileh the fclcral Bovernnient ob
tabllBlied hnv el Ho itiobI profound
Inriucnen iipmi Iho whole structure,
l-orlnnnlo In Ability.
Wo nro forluimto In lho n 1 II 1 1 ,v
nml lnlenrlt.v,of our I'u.leral JuditeH
nnd nltornnyn. Hut Iho nyalet"
ylilelt Iheno offlcoiH fti'n railed up
on lo nilmlnlBter Ih In many vo
HiieiitH lll-niliiloil to proHont ,(,
tllllntiN, Il InlHculo and Involved
rule" of proce.luro havo heromo tho
refiiKO of both hlf anil lllllo crlm
InnlB. Thero l n belief nhrund
that bv InvohhiK loelinlcnlllleB, nitb
terfuuo and delay tho oiiiIb of Jiib
. Ilea tuny bo thwarted by IhoHo who
uun pay tho cot.
deform. , rcorft-nnleatluii a n d
Ht. cniilhonlnu of our whole Judlulnl
und onforcoment nyBlem both In
olvll nnd criminal Bldoii havo bcon
IMtrpoBoii nro repuKtmnt to our
IdcaU of htimat. freedom. Our
form of Boveruinont in lit udajited
to tho responsibilities which In
cvltubly follow permanent limita
tion of tho Independence- of other
peopled. Kupcrflcinl obnervertt Hcem
to find no destiny for our abound
ing Incroaso In population, In
wenllh and power, except thnt of
Imperialism. They fall tu aeo tho4
the American people aro entuouaeJ
In the bulldini; for themselves of
a new oconomlo system, a new
social system, n new political s-s-
lem all or which aro character
ized by aspirations of freedom of
opportunity nnd thereby nro tho
novation of Imperialism, They fall
t orcnlizo that because of our
iihuuudlut; prosperity, our youlh
ar6 'presslm; moro and nioro into
our Institutions of learning; that
our people nro socking; n luricer
vision through nrt, literature, scl-
enco and travel; that they aro
movluK toward stronKcr moral nnd
spiritual Ufa lhat from these
IhltiBS our sympathies nro broad1
cnlnir beyond tho boundH of our
nation nnd race toward tholr truo
ministration a record of having
further contributed to advance tho
cnuso of peace.
Farty ltotionslblljIU.
Tn our form of democracy tho
expression of tho popular will cun
bo effected only through tho In
strumentality of political parlies.
Wo maintain varty government,
not to promoto intolerant partisan
ship, but becuuse opportunity must
bo Riven for expression oi mo
iionular will, and organization pro.
vlded for tho execution or ns
mandates and for accountability
of government to tho people. U
follows that tho government both
1 OlieCl.YO U. K.I '' ""' I MO CICIMOM. IIIIS UK .11 CO.llll'll- , , . t,u-l.
l..s of InvesllKiillon und the .Iclori.ilimtlon of tho Amer- "Presslon In a real blhrhood
lean people that resolution of prl- '"7 ,n" lo , Tt. to
vote entei prl,.,, d not Bovern- l'l-n wr w' '
inent ownership or operation Is tho
cotlrsn liKhtly to bu pursued lu our
relation to business. In recent
years we havo established a dif
ferentiation lu the wholo method
of business rcKUlallon between tho
Industries which produce nn.l dla
li'lbtito commodities on thu uno
hnn.l, and puhllu ul 1111 lea on the
other. In the former, our lutvu
Insist upon offuutivo competition;
In lho lalier, becatiso wo suhstun
llnlly confer a monopoly by lltnlt
Iiir eompetlllon, wo must rcBiilnto
lliolri survlces nnd rntes. The tiKld
onforcomont of tho laws tippllciihlo
tn both biouiis Is tho very huso of
e.iual opportunity nnd freedom
from domination for nil our peo
ple: and It Is Just ns ossontinl for
Ihu stability und prosperity of
business itself as for tha protection
of tho ptihlla ut lartfc. Pucll rogb
latlon; should bo extended by the
fedural Kovernmetit within tho
limitations of lho constitution and
no narrow or selfish channel, but
I Inspire It to do Its full sharo ns
cently pointed out that suga was
once considered "an exotic tropical
luxury." As a luxury, sugar was
subject to taxation on tho theory
that it would be used by the wealthy
classes that could afford to be U.xed
Sugar is now so cheap in price,
the food authority went on to show,
that it is used by everyone. As a
matter of fact, as another scientist
recently pointed out, there is now
no fuel for the human body as
cheap as sugar. "Sugar is one of
the cleanest, purest. mot whole,
some foods," ho said. "There f
nothing that gives nutriment so
cheaply
tho executive und the lcnlsla-4 Th(. i(,ca, vay t0 use sugar if
in
live i branches, must carry out In
irood fnlth tho platforms upon
which the porty was ontrusted
with power. Uut tho govornment
is that of tho wholo people, inc
party Is t'no Instrument through
which policies aro detorniinea nnu
men chosen to bring- thorn Into
helnff. The animosities of elec
tions should havo no placo in
our irovornmont. must concern
itsolf alone with tho common weal.
jnhvIu! Session or congnuss.
Action upon somo of the pro
posals upon which lho republican
party was returned to powor, par
ticularly further agricultural ro
llef nnd limited chaneca In the
tariff, cannot -In Justice to our
farmers, our labor und our manu
facturers, bo post poncd. I shall,
therefore, roquost a speclnl ses
sion of congress for 4ho considera
tion or those two questions. 1
shall deal with each of them upon
the nssembly ot tho congress.
-iiuv Munouitnt from lf.lcctlon.
It appears to me that tho most.
Important rurtner mnnunics ."
the rocont election wore tno ma...
as a navorer of all tnore varied
healthful foods we should cat in
order to be slrong and well. All
children and adults should drink
milk each day. and a little sugar
and flavoring ran be used to make
delicious milk-shakes. Modern
health authorities affirm that all of
us should oat abundant fruits and
vegetables, fresh and canned, raw
and cooked. It is inadvisable to
try to force the members of your
family to cat fruits, vegetables and
meats uncnjoyably propared.
SwccteniiisT is the key-note of de
licious, healthful cookery, and don't
forget lho satiation value of des
serts, such as cakes, cookies anil ice
creams. A bit of sweet makes the
meal complete. TheSucsr Instil."-1
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udvocatod for );cui's bj; stutosiupn, only when the Individual states aro
a nation toward the udvanconiont tonnnco of tho Integrity of the con-
of clvlllzitllun. It will do that not
by mere declaration, but by tnu
lmr a nrnotlcnl part In supporting
nil useful Intcrnnllonnl undertak-
Inn-s. Wo not only deslio puuco
with tho world, but to soo pence
maintained throughout tho world.
Wo wish to ndvnnco tno reign ot
.histlco nnd roason toward tho ex
tinction of force.
Tho rocont treaty for tho ronun-
clutlon of war ns un instrument of
nntlonnl policy sets nn lulvancou
standard In our conception of tho
relation's of nations. Hb acceptance
should navo tho way to greater
limitation of armumont, . tho of for
ot which wo slncorcly extend to
tho world. Hut Its full roulliutlon
ulso Inipllos a, grantor and groator
porfoclion In tlto Instrumentalities
for uaolflo iiottlomonf ot contro
versies botwoon nations. In tho
emotion and uso of thoso lnstru-
slltutlon: tho vigorous oniorcw-
ment of the laws; tno conimu
nnce of economy In public ox
noncllturoi tho continued regula
tion of buslnoss to provont dom
ination in tho community; the ue
nlul of ownership of operation ot
buslnoss by tho governmont in
competition with Its citizens; tho
avoidance of pollulos which would
uivnlvn ii. In tho controversies of
foreign nntlons; tho nioro offoctlvo
roorganiviatlon of tho dopartmonta
of tho federal govornment; -tho ox-
nunulnn of nubllo works, ana ino
promotion of wolfnro activities
affecting oducatlon ana tno nom.
rii.aA nm tho moro tnnalbto de-
terminations of io eloctlon, but
beyond them woa tho confidence
and bollof of tho pooplo that wo
would not nogloct tho support of
the embedded Ideals and aspira
tions of Amorlcat Thoso tfleals
KINSER, THE GRAFTER
I make a specialty of all kinds
of first class fruit tree grafting.
Your Black Walnuts should be
grafted over to Franquettes.
Will call aVid advise with you
free of charge.
References: Paul Scherer, phone
1235; R. J. Henry, phone 19 F-4;
C. A. Hlles, phone 869-L,
J. A. KINSER
Box 571 Medford, Oro.
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