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Newspaper Page TextPAC TWO AlllANT PAILY IKMOCRAT. till IJSDAV. FI'.IIRl'AHY 1.1. Il Daily Democrat Entered t tha poatoffi.-e at Allan;, Ofayon, as second cltu matter. W. L. Jackson and Ralph R. Ornnise F-.litors and Manners Uatl; W published every evonmir except iilay. Semiweekly published Tuca- Sun daya and KrMayi. Bualnraa Matter In nrdarinsr ehanirea of address, sub scriber should always ftivi old a well aa new address. Subscription Katra Daily IleJlvared by cairier, per week . . HV OeJreered by arner, per year . . f 4 '1 Classified Rates On Mat per word for first publica tion: onanatr cent per worn thercaf tei, payable in advance. Minimum charge., twanty-fivo cents. KSTABLISHED IN 1865 THl RSDAY, FFHRIARY IS. 1919 WILSON IN FRANCF. When President Wilson went to France a few weeks ajro he was re ceived with open amis and hailed es one of the preatest men of all time. News dispatches yesterday state that now he "couldn't he elected justice cf the peace of Paris." General animos ity to President Wilson has arisen in Paris over his stand on the learue of nations. The rest of France dins not aeem to he taking the matter so mart to heart But Mr. Wilson and Lloyd Georpe, premier of Great Britain, are treated with coolness by many in the French capital. The reason for this is apparent. Before the war ended and for roanv months before that, President Wilson , advocated a peace with justice to all However despicable the Hun is ami with what little rijrht he has to ex pect justice at the hands of the allies. the entente is morally bound to keer the agreements made durinr the war. rranee and Belgium, still sufTerin- from the atrocities of the terrible Boche, can see nothinsr but stern ret ribution in return for the terrors that her people have jrone through. Many in France would now move the French frontier up to the Rhine and demanl heavier penalties than were thought of a few months aro before the weight of the United States tippel the balance and brought Germany to her knees. In considering these stories com me from France due allowance must 'be made for the French temperament and for the state of mmd France is still hoUnur. Accused in Paris of bainc too lenient with Germany, President ' -Wilson is doinir his best to exact just j punishment for that nation of mur-j derers and robbers and yet frame a' peace that will be lastine and not cm- ' tain material that will lead to ajwrr- j er break as soon as the conqitered nc tion is able to strike another blow. THE REAL VOICE OF AMERICA ' It ra well that the orjran'zec'. fcus I nessmen of America hae as hut irr.t into the (rame of plic-in for a ( settlement calculated to settle seme- j "imp. mere is. widespread, sati-far-tion in the oableirram scet to Presi dent Wilson by President Wheeler of the. Chamber of Commerce of the Vmted, States, assuring him that "American business records itself un qualified)? in favor of such an inter national association as you have been j advocating." President Wheeler very properly re. i minds the President and the world in ' (reneral of the decisive vol taken on ! this subject by his organization in j December, 1915. ! A formal questionnaire was sub- mitted to all the chambers of com- merce in the country, repreesutinj- j J ', business and professional unrests and including in their nmbership nu.uireua ui irousnn; mltf buisncss and professional mcrv Of the local cham bers and boards reristerinir their opin. ion, 763 voted for an Internationa' court with authority to decide intr national disputes, to only 21 against "" a ie oi o;x M j7 in i fnVAF nf . . i. ; .. .- . . ' . r-unumic Ttjrce to .tiack the decisions of such a u-il.uiuil. Tlwre was a vote of 4.r.2 vo M9 in favor of compelling acquiescence by the use of military force the policy urt-od by Mr. Taffa plan. The lw d.atr Ujx voted 7fi8 to 13 in favor of the United States taking the initiative in estal lishing regular and frequent confer ences to regulate international law. AH of these ideas enter fundament, ally into the League of Nation, pro gram now being worked out in Paris. MONOGRAM The perfect oil for automobiles. 4 a a a fiL J & TVAY opposite Hollo-ay's Store . . . at the insticntion or tne I inteo Males anil with the cooperation of the host statesmanship in Furope. As Presi dent Wheeler say, "It i reasonable to assume that a vote taken t.Mily would, in the li;ht of larger ejer iri.ee and deeper thought uhmi this L" subject. Ie productive of even Iarrcr majorities." The masses of people , b-'t!iii:: cvorywheiv arc, if anything, more marly unanimous as to the general purpose of the league than are the 1 uim'sstuen. There is danevr that foreign na tions may mistake the utterance of a few erratic men in the United States senate as representative of America. Such stater ents ns thr:t of the federal Chairbcr of Commerce are calculated t.i prevent any such lameutal le mis take, and may even have a salutary efTect on the niisrepivsentatiw s-nr. tors. It's the s me old story. People w ill pay taxes on ntnvsaries of life pa tiently enough, but what a howl goes up when a tax is put on luxuries! ........ , CATKS. Kol. 11 . Ppocial. C. H. : Dovier mndo a business trip to Al- j 'anv We hn'!ay. Miss Helen Wolfe came to (Intra ( Thursday to visit her (tister, Mrs ' Xora Stafford. ' T. J. Mi-riary received a letter from s son, Harold McClary. who is in ; France, sayimr he would not h hon-e! E. O. oon as he had enlisted in the army f 4 of occupation. ' ' ORiren.' Traininir Camp C. C. CieMer of IVtroit was visitin r A reserve offioers' training camp nt friends near Gates Sundav. , which aspirants may try for com mis - The Gates Mill Co. had an ent-ine j sfons in the reserve army of the I'nit mloaded for then this week which ! cd States will K estliblishetl in Fu they will use for lopirintr. : - Jese Morris has opened a pool has! in dates. Roy McPonald and W. H. Hcseman made a business trin to Salem Tues day in Mr. McDonald's car. Mr. Sylverscn of the Gates Mil! went to Salem Tuesday on business, 1 IA WHENCE STRIKE SLOWLY DYING OUT LAWRENCE. Mass.. Feb. 13. U. P. The strike of textile workers het pickets are on the street nH -ht lu w siuwiv uv ne. t he mills than at anv tim w u vivucitf sianen. ine numr return, imr to work is pi-cater than yesterday. : by 400. sAV'HBra COFFEE 7 CVrtainTy y-wr favorite bramf, an-! ..s less money than you can buy it elsewhere. We .jouirht before the advance and will continue sellirv it at the old pri -e uMil oir stock is (rone. The var.ous brands are now from 1 to 8c a pound Rich er thjui formerly. 15 or 20 of the learfinjr brands, to choose from.. Tor the rest of this week we will sell TREE TEA. special at 2"tc parka kb Ml i! n FARMERS' SUM W here GrnceriVd arc Sold Klxht BOTH PHO.NES .... 7 BBS II IE& i . 1 imilllll!!'M iw!,'in,,nnw!,i"i"i,!,iii ;'illl;i,1,,ji,iutllti,ui,i1.l,l,i.i:lli,uil.. WHAT OTIIKR PKOPLK DO Snippy Cleaning (nun Fii'lungci in l inn anil Oilier (nunhn of Oregon Mus Hotel After II year' ownership an. I man ngement of Hot. I Harrisbuiv. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Johnson transf. rtvd the property and business to John Cart wriht Wednesday, accepting as part rayiv.ent a fine little well improved '.'Oner,, farm in South llarrishurg. 1 ne itar-it'uiv darage was sold by Walter Wnght to his two former me. c'-anics, Kivd S. Mowly and Fivd A. . ' Hawke. Bulletin. I IM.ite ar Off , Sv;ikinir of a j:irl who canit to Cor jvullt m fow yvars airo a" a ili'mun1, nuut littlo country maul, a lady rv I market! : Anil now you wouldn't ;knov her. That the troubtt wilh i Srt nuun or xne t'.isMrulnosa. It r'- minl on of tho itatinr on a nn. hrn the phitim- wears off the.re is nothinjr llft hut brass. C T. 'Clothe-' Too Small Pendleton has irotton to,, lariro ftr its clothes (houses) and must have new garments or suffer strangulation. nmil'!jnili;jin;j)nnjj!ll! CITY NEWS - j To Xi'tt in Portland Mrs. Clark Price went to Portland this morniiur to visit her sisterinlaw, Mrs. C. E. Wolverton. Has Iihrumatim Kii Wtntorstein of the Nebervall Packing plant, is confined to his home with an attack of rheumatism. Visit inn Fr rends - - . ... Noman "ra ot i ortlani is here (Visiting fritnda. j Ketunted to I'ortlanrf R. G. WoolnitT retumI to Port- morning after a hp it at the I L. B. KIXON Jr. Iloth Phones Wanted Experienced Sales Ladies Can also Two Apprentices Apply in Person at TV or th's DcJ)t' Stwrc WE CATER TO THE PUBLIC TASTF: with the Reason's IJcst Offerings V IS 1 1, OYSTERS, POULTRY and INSPECTED MEATS D. E. Nebcr&ill Meat Co. Uoth Phones 47 vvne t'lis summer, it was leanietl nt the rniveraity t,v,la after Col. John I Leader had received a coiumunieation 'from Alma P. Katt, of Portland, civil. , ian aid to the adjutant general of the I'nited States.- Guard. ' t I 'llurklh..rrv FW Pies i El'liENK. Feb. I II. F. Finn, h claimed to be the original Mluck Icherry Finn" of Mark Twain's stories. died Tuesday at his home at ItelknaV j tindtr n the lpHr McKennie river. M" mile east of Vurvne. He was fibout !M years old and had lived in the . mountains of county for HO or 140 years. Men who are actmainted .vith ptTKons and simtcs connected with stories v ritten by the treat hu morist, deny th-it Finn in the original Mlucklelvrry Finn. but for many yearshe contended that he was, and has nvounted irany incidents of early days on the Mississippi river that ap pear to coincide with those related by Mark Twain. Oreconi.in. Hard to Please After havimr censured Prvsiilvnt Wilson for six year- pat Kvause of an nlleired dictatorship cer congress, the opposition crities now mil beHiise he is not Inissin cimcress in person. They seem hard to please. Fast Ore. g-onian. homo of J. W. Cnhnni at IVver. Fnm Lake Creek G. G. Hockensmith of Ijike Cnek, near HaUeyt is in town visitinir his family and conducting lvasines. Mr. Hockensmith is one of the lead in if fanners of his neL'Morhood and a brother of G. T. II x-kensmilh of Al bany. Here From Kupene Prof. G. K. Finnerty, for eitrht years a member of the teiuhinjT force of the Albany schools, attended the Father and Son banquet at the St. Francis last niht. Prof. Finnarty is ;at present principal of one of the lead- :,- .-ut- f iv,,...... . in educational work. VFAD o?p w.r- one Take a Tumble and Inspect our stock of Auto, Motorcycle or Bicycle Tires for your boy. The most complete line in the City and prieej are Riht. And dm't fr;-et tVat N'W Is the time to have your bi cycle overhauled and put in shajie for the season. We do it. I. S. Tire Service Station 129 I.yon Street, Albany Use JAPAN'S PIAN IS AlVKPTKO ItY U. S. WASIIINliTON'. l'.l'. III.- V. IV Japan's pmiuwul for a v'"' aeenre the ivstonitioii of Sil'erlun railway trallle li Iwen forimilly mi-eite.l the I'niUil Slates, it is aimoumeil. I.rfl fr Mlwtt.1. t'niiaila Mm. I! M. tlut.liins. ilmirliter tf Mr. ami .Mrs. J. V. Ilammel, who ) a Iwn vinitint: in All'imy for the lol two months, li ft lnt nifht for then farm in Alberta, t'onii.lii. Mr. aii.l Mrs. llutthins formerly refilled on a farm near Allxiny. VIERECK'S BATHS sii.winc ii virci rrivG HA.OtS IIONKI) AM) SKT len 7 a tat. .o 7 p. ir i Satur day 10 p m. Corner Klrst ami Kllsworth Stn-eta. rU-a Realty Canndian Lnnds LOANS AM. INSrilAM'K Geo. Taylor Corner of Second and Hnudalhia Hell 52J; Howe ?0?i Frank (i. Will JEWELER Hitch claaa Jewelry. 3ller. Cut Class nu Hand Kainted China t u.r i.hr HAKfcl) tiOODS fiROChKlhS. l'KODL'CE and FKL'ITS at PARKER'S "The Sin ol Quality" 136 I.yon St. Doth Phones CASH psM for LSKIJ FIKMTIHK See us at 11 5 Lyon Street K. I. STIKK A SON !! STETTEK'S Pull line of Chinaware, Dishra, j Crockery, Cljmwire, Granite, Tinwar. and Orocerie. LIIIKHTV IIONDS If you must sell your Ilomls, celt to us.. If you can miy more. Itonils, buy from us. J. M. & II. M. Hawkins. Alhsny. Orrxon Just Think It Over You need the assistance of a pood hank to do l' isines with. We need new depositors in order to increase our liuiMiesi yearly, llnvinif dealt fairly and safely with others for 7 years don't you think your Checking Ac count would ho safe with rnpilnl "l0,fl00.0n Save and Succeed. St irt wilh a Thrift Stamp. J. W. Cusick & Co. .Rankers Albany, Orcfion I. Ml V-r-s-V .V. ft ' -f I The War Is Over CliVSIitl Ti'lMN. not tl:M'ltl rl lO.v Is I! or ib r of the da). Pi in'HB pioi-te j were never brirh'T. T i be Fl'CCKSSITI iu need he etHipeiul imi a fclnm", well rtpiipped tini.m tal tfi niuvtiniu The First National Bflnk "tl! i ami It IM I Ul.K " allilinte.l wilh The First Savings Bank WllICi: SAUNAS are SAli:" GLASSfHEO ADS.-BUSINESS DIRECTORY !l VUliAINS - l!17 Stu.l. :ml.el . rhrup; I'onl ears: larire aHi'Ttmrnl of wn'oiK, hunu'i. wn'er iis nntl sewer pipts. Several t!!oufcfthl i;uii t ny HiirVs. liny, sell or rxrhwiu'i j !'aiftr Junk t'o., I'.. Ho'owny. Iit!li j phones f.'iln j "All IIAKCAINS Maxwell, .'.M: Stiiilehnkrr, 7iH; Stud. I.uker. I.'T.'.; IliiiNnn, $1J.'; Koril Trui-k, $:'-.': Il'ill Trnrtor. $:l.-n. I'or sale at Waldo Ar.ilerson 4 Son. fl-'tf KOI! KAI-K - Sn.l.lle or ilrivimr mare. alil!e an. I hritlie, set sinrrh- hiir nes anj smnll lH-k wm'sn. I'nll 11.11 ph,.ne 177; II. f. Nh-Lrson. .VII West f.th St. . IJflS PLYMOUTH KOl'K KlltiS for hatch inir. II.IM) ir s.'llinir of l.'i. All fowls from exrellent I lyiiur O. A. t'. strain. Mrs. I rank llall.-r. li'.U. I fliimlo KOUS AI.K-Several trwt l rhrap lamls. Small paymruls I nv liio.-, low intenst. t'ish A ll.h'e-. wn ers. HfW FOR SAI.K-A kik piece of laud Consisting of liMi arri'S nea rAlhany, at I'.ri per acre. This Is our huy. Ilecker & Ileam, 1.1.1 Lyon Street. lifts FOR SAI.KCow hay. Phone llell 2FU. 1 1 ri7 RIIODK LSLANtl RKI KCCK-For hiitchinir, t per aottin" of IS. All fine Inyinir strain. A. I.. Haley, 1210 Cottage St., Homo phono MM7. urn FOR S.U.F. - Ite.l clover hay. Chas. (irrll, Tnnrent; 11.11 phono 1!)KI2. Ilfl5 FOR SALK-Il iff UKhorn eut-s for hatching. Hens fina laytnir strain, and rooster thnrouuhhred. Mrs. J Schamer, It. 6. IteM phone KFI J20m2U fOR SALK at a ,rrent loss. 1 Chevro. pndyree niDCPTflRY let 6 passenger toorlnit car. Must BUolArja UlrirklllKI lie sold in next few days. Am iroinir - to Canada. A. P. Ilartrler. 1027 " '':,"t,i'-: J- West 12th St. llfl.1 Chlroiirartor CLKANKItS-Cnll up Ix.ra Plotz, 111.". I irl N'nal nnk "'"Jin' Lyon tS., phona 54R-R, almut your - slothes eleanlnif. liauer A llnuer ttuar. LOAN'S SCRF.TY IIONDS anUro ahsoltito satisfaction. No (far- crxv ment too dellcato for us to hamlle. ''" " J3tf .'irr, Cfisunty and Auiomohile In siirnnce. Ileal Fslute. . . ?H First Nstlnnal Ilnnk lloildinir CASH PAID For furnlturo and household (roods. Roe us hefort you sell. Alhnny Furniluro Kschanco I'FDF.RAL FARM LOANS 41V417 West 1st 8'. Iloth phones. d2tf 5'j Per rnt Int.rrst - A. V. IIOIIRNMF.liT For Rent nil Masonic Temple, Salem, Ore,ron a22lf I'URN'IS'IIF.I) IIOUSK FOR I.F.NT 1 hloclt below the hlrh school on 4th i jr y 1 rL W. F. Pfciffer. fr.tr V'. V J'OR ItKNT House of ! rooria with esrV) ' Imth. Close In to luisiness. S'eo Dr. hfCV) . Kllis. 7f!l XCQ'Z? .s't """my Ixg,- .y ."in Tv -y C.ilie f,OSTA ninV hentherhloom skirt ..,.,,.,. ., ..,.., with n silk mUlo. Return to Demo. 1 SI1 V. It-It X A I ) P.N mt 1'-'fU Undert.k.r. LOST An envidone eontnininir films Auto 8erIr Lady Assistant and prints of pictures. Return to Democrat. 12fl4 M,,;cM,,n""" iFortmillcr Uros. for KjrniANriR-A rood fnmliiire Funeral Directors husiness nnd improved dwellinir, no Inrumhrnnro, in Mlnml, Oklnhnmn, ()r A"'n Ilcnrse for prnnerlv In or near Alhnny. - Lady Assistant locker A Ilenm, 133 Lyon St ,h phones Masonle lllilir. 1 2f I 4 UaM-MSMMMMaMWi ilUVyri-aii'ii h y-V Al'tTIONKIIII V. J. Ilinl.o, Id"' i: 11 h or IImimo 1. 1. .... .'('I. 11.11 plmne li't'.U, I nr SI It A V Him; T.ikrn up In S..uth Al. I Any. Infortunium tun le htol hy railing ul 41J Ko.l Kit St St . ttnti luiyiln: for this ii'tlue anl othi-r e H-nra. Illfl'i A III NY I'l'liK MILK ( IIKFSK t O Is puylnir 0c p.-.- Ih. It. F. in wh.de Hulk. IS- II. F. t .111.1 LV (. F. rhurnlitir rrniiii. piu'vs K041.I till fuitiirr niaiM.t -iuiii'-s We are pxitut .t'-V rnl k'r pK't-s. ..'.If W A NTF.ll TO ItFN'T A mml.rn un furnislietl l.iiiik'nh.w l.y rouple with no children. Imiulr at I'rmocral offi.e. Ilf.if FAR MKIIS. ATTFNTION For the next 'i Wf-ks we will sell yiu a lim itt'd stiirk of wnk'.'iis and plows at rut prices. Waldo Anderson it on. J'J-'tf WiHIliSAWIN'C -Call H II ttri.lk-r. Il.o.io phone aits, 11.11 :i'j:iY. Ka. iletH-e IIU Flm and lllh. si'.tf Real f-state, Insurance and Mnnev to Loan ii. M Kill! 1 1 I. In.ltrnnce, Loans. Surrty Itonds Spi-rinl alti-nlit.n j'ivin to rare of nrpTtv iM'lniH'inir to n.m rti.lrnts. Itoom N'o I. '.n.l fl.mr, l-'imt Sav inrs Hon!. Ituil.luu'. Alo.iny, Orrron. J. V. PIPK llnrv'Hlns in Form Lands and City prnperty Inxiinince. Money to Imn on Good Fnrnn at pi-r cent HKMSTITfUINT. -l?'4e tier yard, thread fnrniihrd. II. II plo.ne i.MIH. Sue Hr..ck..nri.U-e. W. 2d St. KI M Fit C. f.W'K Chiroprsrtor , itn,s !!, 7, 0. 10, Cusick Ilnnk llldi:. N'ature cuiinut cure a ill nso unh-ns the riu:s. is removed. t'hir iproctic adjustments remove the cause.