.. - ... I HI WKATHKR Tonight and Tuesday lair ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT ge....s M'.m K.i.bliihed 1b 1868 (. v Iftmuii Median Tn Uaa County , f iiuurrrifirrif Jjuriuj i J VOL. XXX ALBANY, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, SKPTEMBER IT, 1917. No. 100. PHILLIPINES ARE EYED BY GERMANS Plot Discovered to Create Re bellion ot Phillipplnot Again st U. S. Government NATIVES PROMISED ANY WHITE WOMAN ON ISLANDS WOMEN NOT REGISTERING US FAST AS EXPECTED German Vice Council Would Gain Islands forSub inarine base WASHINGTON, Sopl 1? Til l.'niud Press Itirnod that Wi-miai. int i (- tnrd I.. tieatr in OJfOjTI tu.il m the PtiilliftHf Islands t. ..mad A tiit Gorosoo victxoMMl rl lib. III,, ind uilin island. i 4 Hi k lu have kitf louioh ,1 himself !' MMbt i "I PWpinOfl "ltd sought cam iieiigih '" ni.irrr. turn by promising iIk r i'i-mo. among utlir thin,. Ml) lilC woman i 1 abu lhe Miiul.l n Mel l tn suspected ndie Hied 10 tnk a burim base "i tir riitUui' Ulan I, iur buIih I'u ntl) ahti Hi at tomplrtr ma. Uiiicty tor I tl ' int; a bop md outfit, e it th iUnd. Very Few in Albany Signed Up: Lbbanon Women Put Other Linn Towns to Shame. SERIOUS STRIKE THREATENS COAST I he legislation women th" K -i i, i h Id .-. , , I...- tkttji mMtftfffy. o the roofb ill . olitimied Up tn tln in-.friiliK 'iU ard were turned lo o Mi Giboon ii. .m ti, it. precinct, tu oi winch id not remitter t fit 1 he i ard ih d lo rOOOfe the OTOOSOg tn tfcoOO pirt m U Saturday Ar raugrinent i4vr bei u made fcO l rgnlr l j I tin foMonrfng ; lu e Hi Ml. -HI) Albany Publk l.lhraty ki d ( pom Hi ijOooftoi . l'i W M DgvOJ1 milriur, M and ITtltWQfth Btrrrti. Rev. I I Qs00fl'l rridrmr, 1!H VYl H I hud street Sniiir iWMI Iftttfd I" rogiitof Sa int day he jut tin thought . that they had iq rcgiitci in -it own on t in t 'I In i i i -t OOCSOOOfy, In registration i an lc made in) plat e. MOj 14 afi tune The cards 'it. ..II OVOJ l In COOOtJ ill 04 Catalogued and kept 00 lit in thr All-uii) I'ut'l u LibfOf) Wbt li- all collie lui women Mulkrri ill etftlio WOI it will only lie MOOOOOT) 09 on suit tlir i aid and OOOOOj tO ttu igitrred 00000 in thr line n: w utk desired 1 lu Murk may boOOOM an lojMOOfl in COTf "k 00 tlir w ai will lie a great loCtOI lain. when mi many turn air tkrn tfitn VVOMOJ line u wik and COOOOOtOOl men e wantr-d t t jke tin ir Ship Building Tied Up in San Francisco on Account of Iron Workers Strike GERMAN-AUSTRIAN RELATIONS STRAINED Epider ic and RiotsReported in Dual Empire: Food Scarce-- Prussian Officers Insulted. 2400 WALK OUT IN SAN FRANCISCO Thousand Pattern Makers Walk Out of Wooden Ship Yards in Portland CIT'i NEWS Givrn Srrtal NumOr Krv J SS . iKtuti. fonn.ily 0 I'Iaiumcw, Inn N m tiutiuiiAty IMMh I M.l1- ll'k lrrn M40m4 lbr HtW numliri ol IH1V llir li MUq Mvnbti ic hi m ii" mUi lit ilrtll. Vintr.l Umlc l.yiuall Wwkta, ol l'oilUn.l ioi cil llrlr ,n Suli.U) 41 tin- luIUc of ht inn 1 . I I HMBfllM Mm.iird lo Alliany Hi imi Mr. i i: WMei "i '" iMbUfl ' I Kr Myci ui BfWMviU . .1 ml lu Mbwj ii.. npfslag tj mi i lie u . ViiUn Nice Mi. Kalhtrim Mihy at OtttuA, QncoM, ' iiiii'i'H m AltMnf wWi irl ..in., Mr. A. M HuNMf, Hue lor Wrrk. End Mi., l-lorrn-r W'jkt moulh M llr.i. imi ill. iifDI tlir Hrrl. rml ill AlbM . iiIiik litrn.U H l-'iom llrown.ville Mr ta Mi J C Nnl "l Hi.n. tilt- Iffl lt AllMJ .') lill.l'irk. l.tlUy Krlurn llnmi Hi Row land II Millrr anil rll A I. ii. .mi ..I I. rl.iin.n ..inl Ihr wrrk n.,i iii Salem in ! Mbany, rclurnliil koM ii.i. morulas. NEW CLASSIFIED M t ( ittiitii BOpOCtl I hat b t w r . iJUU and 1.5UU women will br cooni J in Saturday's registration alt over e COOOty. Tbii UI a :..all number nd .hull Id I'e OOOOtdl tably I at; Lebanon a the banner town 01 n- loiinl), evrn rnvredniK its OUTgni Mttei, Mbariy Lebanon reioit 11 Hnon tniolled tut duty Mr- C K GtbOOO, ( thiM Lity. VfOl to 1 r l a MOO 1' t nlay iniclit and - to a mui meeting of tht Mrn ol that v -entity, and thr fact that they .uuh i h vim it of her mrtiaiir i aii in thr fmr Iiom ing made Simieiilie atd that the hoiihii at- noi comiiwj lorwnrn a-, ipinioai) (In milk M the men ha'e -'.one ll V4id that wooom'i nobol ol nlornyi i bet own May and doing tat. r 1 a hr oltOOOtl boi to do ith W vtnall number voluntreritiK lor the i work It h poiiTgrd out that ITOmf B should rrnister whether thrv are aMr t do ery iiiuih A or not. It may !e :hr thry iin lie ol rrie t dniliK w i r k in their own bOOOBI r a woman understands stenograph., shorthand, hookkrriitiK. "' ,t, ,,nr i a thoiiMiid MMl 'f Motk. btf name il.oiild br on tilr with 001 OJMsllflca ti..n so that she MO) Nr to. a ted II her servier lOOOld br tirnh d Km are nTKd to reistrr at- t Ur ptoCOl lunnrd . v . U 'l J SCO, Srpt 17.-- ' i liri ,us ' trl(r m hr boM s ' the laulu ..! bi-Kati this mornit.a U vi int 1m waHoiif of .'"' : iki ri ami IM stopping of o a n rveri iii r rancttco !a ftnipDtitiomii t.'ai t i utmsj h ioponoo m cii its A i. rn otrootxort t I I'nitrd r-..ilwavs wrrr ;a u'i QfOfbOw I bit morning md a ini.i'irr if st iibrl. reaktr' crr OOOtOI I". i 'i e. 0001 nt cunt i acts, i-iv.d . lu 150AJUUJOUUl are CQOIPlttfl 10 I im. (iovrrtmiti i intrrvent on it ni mrntanly r&prctcd. It is rrport' that OfOOTI 0000 brrn lOOOOO It tOM l'ie.idto for toldirrs to be hi bl ;rady for thr all if needed to 0T4 srrsr order I'nKTlAN'D, Sept 17 A thru land rnsineers, t.attrrnmakers am: rjtbot OOODOjfrtl in the woodrn sh ; yards itrocb this motion; " syrni a thv with thr striking larp-nters md caulkers The ihipyards har not at tempted to irtumr work, it n rt portod that the woodm iMpyord workers arr attrmptiuu to ffrt work en in thr strrtyards to tac sympathetic strike IT. LASSEN BREAKS OUT IN NEW PLACE WAFHKCTTON, Srpt. 17. W bojN I'lackniaiv departmrnt of lob tii. tt.ito-. took chofgo of too r.i. nast hi; yr.l i roMOOJ tod .v 1le0j M (d I ortland unioni-s htrrod Ottb 'hi authorities lOOO. SAM HILLARD AHRESTEO FOR NON-SUPPORT OF WL-SE WWII D I'.. .Hum Mattl kj mmt baoklMatat n.i MMOgraplMf s 1 7 ! I 1 1 SM I Kiiui cyllndti Maotbali ii roo4attf, H.....I a. n.-. my rra- maaMi ii Mtmi i "" ...lrl 'I'" I"' W RI VI Two aanca ol lomlahod hi..i.rkrr.lni( riKinn. $ J limnlli rj. ii Call Ttf )flrfoa Sl Homm ptoai PM. l7-iJ I i K SMI. Braolilfol s i, ...... t.iin ktnlow I- ii Ii ataclik lilii. cH a I . i .. II I! I II. ' 'J"". Haartfi MMl K.ir.im Coraw l"i UH Mr. .1 A Craft, I. Sjii HM ..ml I'inr si . Albaar WAN I I I' Girl f..r jtneral linu wi.rk iV.lilrr.. 2H W TUt4 St.. o mil HMM l'l""'-. ttl WI 17 WWII 11 r..n Will l"iv cow artatn I. altl bi (rr.h in lira' lnliirr r .11 II. II Sr.' Y. ... rail 7 M Vhur-. lea itrttt W4 17 PEACHES iin SALE Mah pCaCIICI fOf .air ln.ilirr of W BchmMti Onuiitr, n Coma till r..a.i aaaealw pfvai fryer. WH1 LOST On Jjrluon nrnl Tivrlllh St. a cait-lron wheel off of henn cutter Finder pltaa phona 504 Y il7 19- PAINTER CURSES AND IS FINED BY COURT Ma.. Slavtatoa tin morniae mil. I $5 an.i coaU for atiai abaaivi laaiaaga towaraa Mr Lata Carpca trr Stri rnsoll. . hi. i. a MVlaltr, i ttlciail In have awora ai Mrl Cat paatcr, nilh I lie n-.ult that Im com plalai wai i-.u.-.i ami the affeadc broaahl bafort tl.e cui Hr t.lra.l I Kinlty and MtU thr line. je.t L. Hearley. Unitej I're Staff Correpondent K 'Mi. Aaa. 17. Auatria n -rted s rni r.g it trireaini; 1 leak i" "rl itli 0 Willi idrmir o' rioti a-e raaort' r..:h lit thi dual ernj.ire. I'otiti. l i;..trencet over I'r . n mdi. att a icroning lireak .ii iln I Wi nation. Au-,. iii :"ik Era '"ilack ol fo L ,--Mr,! UMM I' ui.ian ofli .i in be- RUSSIANS PRESS Gil TOWARD RIGA Advance Seven Miles on Wide Front in the Last Seven Days KORNILOFF REBELLION EASILY SUPPRESEO Russian Goverment Is Strong er Than Ever; General Korniloff to Live Hills 10 Milrs South of Famous Crater Are Said to Be Erupting. KI DOntOi Sept 17. a aca rol-anii- vent, jj.II a new v. dial u. Ma. iifuovcrrd whin a aaaai colamii .ni..Ve brtfan to isiue from thr hiHl trn tnilei outh of '. lount I.:..- OSacrvari declared tl.at lac raptlpa - at large a an that Ml a.rn eier ttaged. FORMER ALBANY MAN OIl1; (11 LEBANON 9000 SOLDIERS WILL PASS ALBANY IN WEEK Arrangements to Be Made to Feed Members of hew Na tional Army in City. ITALY'S OFFENSIVE NOT YET ENDED WASHINGTON, Srpt. 17. Thr Russian! are driving toward Rift on a wide iront The last day the Russian have ad-amed ocr seven miles, tne K tsstan t;i:a innouBC- 1. Thr whob Russian military e".ah- U shine 0 is boiOOj WOfpJUlllOsJ ut der GcnOfOl Alexirff ' "ommandrrs arr bring ousted. Offxial COOOOI from ,l. trorad are most encourai(in(( and om that th Korniloff rebellion was -ppretsed without bloodshed. The morale of the troops is s;drnfid, and 100 Rovernment stronger than ever. The official view of the responsi bility of the Korniloff nooflotjooj i fixed upon his advisor- insti ad of bonOOtl, and it ii believed this OOOV atrs that the famous (rnrral will t ot pay the death prnalty. LOUDON, Sept. 17 retrograde food situation is reported exceedingly grave. Carl Taylor. T P. A., and E. E StooO dining car inspector, ot the S. 1'. Co , are in the city today mak ing arrangements for the feeding of the U. S. National Army winch will pass through Albany from California in the near future. X b morning a train of 28 empty oa ties passed through the city en route to Oakland. About 9,000 men v ill return on these coaches, going to American Lake, The first train will contain 5 men and wil! pass through the eve ning of Sept 20th. On the eveniny of Sept. 23d three morr trains of 1600 rnrr will pass through and on Sept. 25th another train of 400 will arrive. A!l will pat after 5 --'clock hi the even;ng. There will bi a OsOtMoj i Hono (itiard Girls, Red CfOOl ofncer. com mercial club officials and hotel keep ers, with Mayor Curl and the rail rani officials tomorrow afternoon, and arrangements will be made to care ti r these men as they arri in th city. Operations in Balkans Indicate New Offensive; Cadorna' Troops Win WILL ADVANCE BEYOND SAN GABRIEL AT ONOE The British Naval Planes Drop Bombs on German Boats Near Ostend KQB3 AND DILI BACK IN THE "THE SPEAKIES" I.ouis T. Berry. ard about 6J. fornipf Albany man. dird this tstOffl log at hi home ;n Lebanon He ha been paralyzed for the last m years Mr. flerr was in the butcher bt s-I ines in Albany in thr tirtn Oj Rrrr;. tt Holt about Jl ITOan ago He was later associated ith M B. Craft as a rattle buyer. Etc OM well known bl re and h.id many -rirnd in t' r i: He was a member of Xlbany CoCOp No 10J. Woodmen of the Woild. Hr is survived by h:s wife, who is itrr of Mrs Win StOttCT, of iMl (ity. and three chtldrrn. Mis Carrie Ilrrryv oi" I.rhanon. and GcOCgl and lack BcfTT, of Albany. 1,000,000 DAMAGE OONE BY MILL FIRE Famous Commedians to Be Seen at Globe After Year in the "Movies . W VSH1NGTON, Sept 17. The Italian oncttOtvc cannot be considered ded. State iJepartment Rome ca bles stated today that Italian opera- t.orij in the Bolkqpi indicate a new rfcooivc there, w hile Cadorna' troops arc winning bTOOh victories tn the Bi in torn Valley. 1 'reparations are being made to tinuc the advance beyond Sac Gabriel. LONDON, Sept. 17 The British y plat. e a scored hits against O large German destroyer and several trawlers in an air raid between Os- nd and Klanktnberghe, the admir alty announced today. British Successes LONDON, Sept. 17. Gen. Hiig reported tint English and Scottish tgimenu last night successfully raid- d the German? east of Epeby. Ger- r an dugouts, trencn mortars, em placements and ammunition dumps were destroyed. Shetift Bodnoa tbbl morning ar rested Som 1 1 Unoffl upon a chat ge iHin-siipport hied by hi wife at btoojltoono, Wotoingtoo. Honoffo is in jail awaiting rCOottO. The shcttt: ft om tin i ount) m ishhlgtOO x- ts to come after llilliard, who says that he will luht extradition. '1 hi mpUioi itltgtfl that Milliard do- sertid his nriic and rofaoti to sup t her. BUTTE WINES OPEN WITH HALF SHIFTS IUTTK. Sept. 17 Fnongh men show ed up this morning at the W- peuing of the mines to lltlfalllb OQf shut throughout the coup. Th Great ball and Anaconda smelters irstinied work at halt oapav ty. There w ere no disorders. SIX KILLED IN MIDDLE WESTERN WRECK AURORA, ILL. S.pt 17 Six were kilU.l i'd U injuied ifcU Ilium iiirf wtMt tw.i i-a.tlii.uiul stuck trains BM ill a liar end COltMM on tl-i- CMcatai Hailiaaloa .v Qatwri ti. i. ad PORTLAND MAN SUES TO COLLECT AUTO DAMA6ES I- V. Morse, a Poftbaod phyticinn, has broogHl suit igolmt H L Mc l iddrn for $222 7 dOlttlgtl ftttogod to have DOOO sustained as the roootl of a coNltion on lulv fi mar Tongcnl lr Morse alleges that he III lri Htg 00 thf proper side Ol tin- roOfl Coming north, and that be was tnak lOg ibOOl Ki miles an hour The dr fcmlant is Olid to have be. n drivine mi the w ton it sidr of I Of rood iOfl driving in I careless manner with the result that the machines collided. Thr plaintiff car was badly damaged, nearly evrrything possible booof named s being broken. Y0UN6 BO. DIES AT PARENTS HOME Arthur aatcioa Coaaor, coa ..i Mi ai.l Mr., rlhtir Win CaaBOT, died Sundai nmrninK at 4 o'clo.-k at the WMIaamrc SaallarHtm ai Salem, fn.iu the ifftcii ol ..n optratioa f.'. a.'rii.li. Hi. He na. tlirei years and one month id. I The funeral MTvicai will he held il t1"' l -'linur icm.Iiiu. ra.t nf Mhany. Tucday aiternoon il 2 o'clock with interment in the Mil- krebarg Ccmttrry, Returned From Portland Mi.. Flora Maaoa iciaraid tai cveninn from rorll.m.l. wher.- .he ha I een a.i.tinK in ftttJat Mbl Cam lvn Cannon ready lor encmey. am. Cannon left for the East Sunday night retiry, is awiy on her vacation. Marriage Licenses Harry S Woodard. 22. of Hrnton county, .tnd Miss Alrtha Roberts. 16. ol Moony, were granted I marriage license this morning A IrTOHM was also issued Ul James R. Cairncs. 24, Ol WootfbOrO. and Rr ie It. Van Kpps, 21. of Crawfordsv dir. Krom Fairfield. Neb. I F SjnMO, of Fairfield. Nebraska. WOjl an tbooJf vis-tor over Sunday Chan. Sears Here Mr. and Mrs C V Sears, of Keo kuk, Iowa, ire in the city for a" few days visit with Mr. Sears parent. Mr and Mrs C W. Sears Mr Sears, better know n to his old Al bany Nloodl a- "Charlie." i gOOOfOj superintendent of pOjfffOr M the big MlsotoBrpH psOOt Hr was in chargr of the ccmstrnction of the plant a1 I the time it roi bttilt. Hr Orftl be I leased to mrrt his old friends while in town Miss Rotlonbod Here Miss Fdna Hollrubrck. of Torthnd is a curst at the home of Mr and Mr I C Brooks Mts H.dlrn beck, who is a senior at Reed Col ic ur, has man v friends in thi city. Here From Salem Karl Beck, of Salem, was gitcsr If the beOM of Fred Dawson yestrr dir. Corrmrrcial Club Closed Thr Commrrcial club rooms are closed for repairs this OTOft an.! Mrs Mice Cockrrltnr. corresponding sec- WKST WOOD. Calif. Sept. 17 A nilllion dollars damage was done to day when a fire destroyed two-third of the lumber stock of the Red River Lumber company, and tOTCItencd the plant itself. JOHN GIBSON PROMOTED TO BEJST LIEUTENANT I)r Charles K. Gibson this mom intf recci1 cd a telegram from ail son. l.icut. I oka II Giacoa, wh-. has i-en .lationed at Ft I ea enwortli. Kan .-.as. tatinc that he has heen pro inotcd to be a First Lieutenant and has been a-i.:'icd to duty with the .'4th Intantry at Fort Bits., Texas, l.icut. tiihson rcccncd his commis sion tollowing nts inrcc-uiouins tiaining course at the Koine Olti Can Training Camp at San I"ranico He mil ordered to report to Fort Leavenworth, and has heen promote.! this early. Lieut. Gibson was a student at the I'niicrsity of Wa-hinglon when he left for the training camp last spring and his rise in m-.litary circles t progressing rapidly. Merrill Gibson, hi brother, is with the Fit'th Company. Oregon Coast Artillery. Kell. & Dill, those inimitable com c.iians. have returned to the musical comedy tage alter more t.ian a year spent in the "movies" and are pre senting a brand new table d'hote com dv in three courses entitled "Ihe Hijfh Cost of Lo-i.if- which wa tremendous success in New York and si f 9t S O j i OS! I - t Deer Batng Doged Deputy Game Warden Ed. S. Hawk- which will be presented at the Globe Icr returned to the city this afternoon Theatre lor one night only. Friday. I after a trip up the Calapooia. where CHICAGO BAKERS MOVE TO STANDARDIZE BREAD Sept. 21 K.db .Si Dill are supporte. bv a clever cast of principals and Lew oi uretty girls. Ont of the aac features oi their new attrac tion is a ragtime orchestra which eludes among other instruments th bani,. and saxaphonc. None ot ni.inv ua'i'.n'i in which Koll. Pill have appeared afford them the opportunities for ("unmaking that "The Uiirh Cost of Loving" does. It sim ply bristles with clever lints and fun my situations, seasoned with just enough spice to appeal to every class of audience. The plot nf "The High Cost of Lov ing" i woven around four members oi a partly league who have been pay ing blackmail to a dancer who ap peared in the town 25 year, before F:.rh .hinks himself the father ol the dancer's child. Noel. Mrs. Kline president of the purity league, dis covers the existence of thi- scandal nd appo:nts the lour conscience .tricken members of her league, to investigate the matter and bring the cuiltv ncrson to account Lawrence Tucker, a young lawyer who ii love with the daughter of one these four men and whose suit has been opposed bv the parent, discov- irs the truth and uses a quite inno cent young man to bring to term" the father of the girl he loves, and incidental!! the other members of the investigating committee The sit nations which grow a. the comedy CHICAGO, Sept. 17. The Nation- ..1 Association ol Master Bakers I. -.inched a movement t'or a standard inl bread loai throughout the na tion, here today. MESPHELT LFAVES TO JOIN ARMY OF NAVY dotph Mcspelt, for jnany I carrier on ihe rural mail route out I ot Thomas, went to Tortl-ind Satur day night to enlist in some branhc ' of the arniv or navy. He had not progresses keep an audience in per petual laughter One of the be.t eompanie. eve organi7cd in the West will he in stir port of Kolb S 001 Tht roles the members of the investigatin .-..mmittec will be plaved bv C. W went to investigate the report that dogs were being used after deer. The t'ogs were caught in the act and the ners warned. Returned From Lot Angeles Harold Albro returned Saturday from Los Angeles, his home city, hert he has been taking a course in optometry. He will open his shop n the building occupied by Miss Ella Meade's jewelry store in the old Dem ocrat office. Here From Sodaville Mrs. L. A. Simons and children Sodaville spent the week-end in Albany visiting Mrs L M Dough'on. Guest of Miss Wright Miss Ruih Bailey of Brownsville is the guest oi Miss Carolyn Wright for the week. Spent Sunday at Newport Mr. and Mrs. L Fox spent Sunday Newport. Return Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watson have returned home from California where thev have been visiting for several eeks. Spent Week-End Here Laareaci Curt of Portland spent the week end in Albany visiting with friends. Returned From Newport H. C. Clifford returned home from Newport last night where he ha been for the last week. To HaTe Charge of Racee Wayne Stewart returned from Newport last night, and will leave for Scio tomorrow, where he will have charge of the races during the Scio fair. Returns Home Robert Seamster of Salem who has Kolb. Max Dill. Henry Shunier. Julia been visiting in town, returned to his Blanc and Frank Parian The other principals include Mav Oov. I.e. rfenning Loreas Gillette and V'irgi: a Dcl.ilies The production tfi h. irKeoaf one as Kolb & Dill arc carrying with them a carload of spe cial scenery Between S and 12 do7en Beechnut Bacon Tars, nice size for jelly and made up h: mirrH when he left, bin jam, to be given away if called for. expected to decide upon ionic :'r..ncii also a few extra fruit .nr.. Call 111 after looking over the 'ield. ,t26 West Sixth street Tho-ias Man Visits Here From Salem G M. Bilyeu. of Thomas, was reg- J, C Currie. of Salem, wai at the ! Lila McCoy, ipent Sunday in Browns istcred at the Hotel Albany lait night .Albany last night nie visiting relatives home this morning. Here From Corvall la Mr. D. H. Leech of Corvallis is .in Albany visitor today. Return From Lebanon Dr, and Mrs. Wallace Lee returned this morning from Lebanon, where Dr. Lee preached yesterday Corvallls Visitor W H. Davis, local agent for the Great Northern Express; company, was a Corvallis visitor yesterday. Spent Sunday in Brownsville I Mrs. Clara McCoy and daughter.