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AI.UAXT IU1LY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY. MAY II. IIH
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Albany Daily Democrat
Entered at th Postoffice at Albany, Oregon, as second
class matter.
W. L. JACKSON
and
RALPH R. CRONISK
Editors
and
Managers
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ly pupiisneg i uesaays ana fridays.
BUSINESS MATTER
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FAMOUS
PEACE TREATIES
By II. IRVING KING
til) rijthl, Ifl by 0 Uti lui Nr la'r ilui
THE PEACE OF CAM3RAI (THE LADIES' PEACE) 1529.
Two Women Worked to Bring Ptco to WarWeary World.
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per word thereafter, payable in advance. Minimum charge,
twenty-five cents.
Established in 1865
WEDNESDAY. MAY 21, 19i9 .
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
FRANCE
IN the Kind of Hedjaz. Tbey
After the war settlements
are all decided, one cf the
problems next to be consider
ed in France is woman suf
frage.
Up to the present time the
debates in the French Cham
ber have centered less on the
question of franchise or no
franchise than on whether tc
give women complete political
rights at the outset, or merel"
a vote in local affairs.
All the old arguments, long
familiar in this country, arr
being used for and aga;rst
suffrage in France. One edit
or openly opposes it, because
the lowering birthrate pre
sents a serious problem, and
he thinks that women who
vote for some mysterious rea
son probably will not do the;r
share toward repopulanj
France. He has yet to learn
that the modern woman
vants the ballot so that she
may the more safely have
ch'.'dren, being sure of a voice
in their future.
The French woman Jong
has been keenly interested in
politics, and has possessed un
questionable influence in
elections and the determina
tion of policies; but for he; to
Cume out openly into the vor
e:' arena, her ballot in her
hand, will mark a raHicp!
change in French political i
t . ft 1.1. . . a. I
me. Ana tnis is indicated iy
the vote in favor of suffrage
by the French chamber of
. deputies yesterday.
If the French woman ap
plies the same wit and capa
include, too, the skull of th
Sultan Okawa of German
East Africa, which is to be
handed to the British gov
ernment and which will then
return to the tribe it belongs
to.
Tl rre are also certain pa
pers taken from France in
1870, the character of which
is not revealed, but which
must have considerable his
torical or antiquarian value.
And last but not least, there
are the astronomical instru
ments carried off from the
royal Chinese observatory ar
Peking at the time of rht
Boxer trouble the oldesr rn.
struments of their kind in'the
world, which since they left
China have stood as orna
ments on the front lawn of
the Kaiser's palace at Pots
dam.
Thus Germanv finds hor.
self tc disgorge the products
o; petty thieving almost f.r
eotten. no less than her Ji-
cantic loot in the present war.
The German SDirit is revealeJ
as predatory from the veiy
bceinntns? of the E.-nnire and
just as ready to steal a skull
or a book as a province or a
kingdom.
A kingdom may be re
turned with a grand flourish.
But with what race can pet
ty theft be made good?
MANY PLACES ARE
FILLED BY BUREAU
The famous Peace of Caiiihral.
known a "The l-adl-vV Pence." nivalis
negotiated lijr two women. ws signed
In 1X1 at a town fuiiiou In tlu mi
tola ot th wwnl r. ul put u
nl to another "world wiir" which,
with on Intermission of 15 month,
hud been ravaging Kuropo for l;ht
ears and Involved all tin- principal
nutlous of Christendom. Hy ih end
cf 1XVS It a foil that Kurope waa
exhausting Itself In Indecisive war
fare. Th French army In th klm
timo of Nnplee wa wiistliii Itself In
lucoiu'luive engagement. Tho vast
t-mnlre of Chart V flt th atraln
of th prolonged conflict and only th
gold and allvr which were beginning
lo How In from America saved It from
financial collapse. On all sldea there
waa o desire for eace.
In June of 1521' peace waa concluil
id between the pop and tho emperor
of Itareclona and It was suggested
that delegates he appointed to try and
bring about a peace between the two
gnat heads ot th war. the emperor
and th kins of Krone. King Brun
ei appointed his mother. 1aiuI of
Savoy, and the eniperor appointed hl
aunt. Marcnrvt of Austria. It will h
seen that the recent appointment of
a woman as Hungarian ambassador
to Switzerland was not without prece
dent. Experienced In Political Affairs.
Th two women to w hom were now
Intrusted the destinies of the civilised
world were not without experience In
political affair. Louise havinir twice
been regent of France and Morgan!
levin been regent of the Iaw I'oun
trtea for her nephew. Th.y were
both about flftjr yenr old. I . rr S
who had been a great beonev lu hei
youth, still retained a portion ul h .
good looks. In character '.'.:ey were
the Tery opposite of ea-h ott - r
Louise was notorious for her uin.-in-.
fierce, passionate, unprlnclpl -d uh I
hrllilnnt. Margaret was gentle, retir
ing, with n character above reproach
and rlenr. strong Intellect.
It might have been expected that
the meeting of two such strong and
jet optos:t i hit racier, especially of
h- ferulnln gender, would liove been
more prinliictlvo of "row and Mic
tions" thaii of world peace. Hut
such waa not the case. Th two ladle
agreed to meet at t'amhral In th lat
ter part of June. They hired ail). lin
ing houses and secretly had a pa
si. ire cuuntructi d between theiu.
llwro were a I t of other delegates
ami representatives of various nations
gathered at t'ai :nil, of course, and
according to the ustoms of those days
a lot of suunld ng over who should
walk first, or r i first, or call Itrst,
went on. Meet . r with ainnipta at
harp political tricks all this with
fcKslliig and pageants. The two
hiiUes attended strictly to business.
unsuMcoted by the others nnd iiccred
Ited with full powers by th emperor
uud th king.
Thy Signed a Treaty of Puce.
After a month of conferring, dur
ing which Ihey passed many limes a
i' iv tht.itull that secret paxsnge of
tlie; . tl.ey announced to an sston
M.eii world i n Au;ut 5 Hint they hnd
slirned a treaty of -Mine between
I n nc:s I and Charles V. The Italian
r nees wlui were vltafiT Interested,
i' i-pliimtd that they had not been
i-f.Milti-d and Henry VIII swore -i
i'i: of his favorli ooihs Hint i
I 't: attention had been paid to hhn.
I ut the thing was done. Th holies
l -il orn-nired the i.tiih on the prlr.-
oh of -glv nnd take." act
l"i frankly nnd denting siplarely
v i:h each other. The treary was a
t.s-.-l oni- thoii-h Venice was rather
l:;n!ly us,'. and territories illtord
i f without th-' consent of their rulers
or rhelr cop!e nnd It brought pence,
lor a few yean at least, to a wur
v,ry world.
11ASKKT SOCIAL
'
An entertainment and ltnaket
Social will lie given at the
OAK CKKKK SCHOOL
District No, 15, Friday, May
2S
KVFRYIirlY INVITKH
20m'JI
THE
ALBANY BAKERY
Is the I'lare where you gel ()ual
ty and IJusnlity for your monry
QUALITY meana 'fluffy' bread,
which ran I had only from th
Ilest of Materials.
QUANTITY means th amount
of baked bread you get for your
money Our Is on pound or
. more for a 10-cent loaf. Weigh
your bread.
Our DELICATKSSKN COUN
TKR la quite complete-Our
Rgga. Milk. Gutter and Cream
I always fresh.
Pring your bread, cake, meat or
other thing to ua We wilt baka
or roast it at a small cost to you.
THE
ALBANY BAKERY
Hoth I'hofi 321-32.1 Lyon St.
W line th Pcop!' Kcno!ttitii
mnd Convenicncrn in Knti
t7sfrv
UY YOUR
AUTO SUPPLIES HERE
Sherwin-Williams
Paints and linamcls
Renew the Finish on
Your Cur
ALL COLORS
Ralston Elec.
Supply Co.
310 West Second St.
TrsBMClinc Uusinrss H-turna lo Albany
Kev. S. L. lloyc of Lacumb was mi K.ank Kubinson, who formsily
tow n today on husiuess. ,
I'rom Lebanon
wo-i'rd in th llroder Shop, retur u-d
' r . , , to All.sny after an extended visit ui
11-irry Murin, prominent school man . '
of Lebanon, was in Ui city today on fa'ifoii la and began work at Ui. N.'-
hi way to Portland.
ergnd Market this morning.
DR. U F THORNTON
Dentist
Rooms 1 and X. Glob Thentr lluild
Ing. Hell Phone 3.17
mimf
It's All th Sam.
fine day In a small enmp In France
I chanced iiion a negro who was hin1.
Ini: n freight car with Ited Cross ma
terial. This young fellow was work
u: In a lary fashion and I told htm
that he wns not very nmhltloua.
"Man." h suld. "there I no use hav
ing ambition In this man's inn) ; Un
it Sain give mc the sans? dollar If
I's gut nmliltliin or If I nln't got arubl
t.'on ''hlengo Tribune.
The report from the local employ,
lent bureau for week u...
I May i
shows the following places filled: two
tPBrrilfsM ... !x
( waiter, ien common la
bility to national affairs that i r. making toui of 13 men who
sls A A U. I 1 J A Were Dlapvi in trrA K
1 1 nr bm afiii .1 .
ministration, the affairs of
There are still ihma k ;
- w ,iti:!n
iswa lor wood cutters, also several
France should orofit m'TuZ'T- "w
k U t U: ' !: pmng an1 to
VJ 10,1 bll II ailHI3GlllCU (.
Some of those Americans
who want immigration sus
pended for ten years will not
be so enthusiastic about ir a
few months hence when they
can't find any common labor
ers. !i:m
REPARATION FOR PET
TY THEFT
l!!!!l
Nothing in the 80,000 won.!
'peace treaty can be more hu
miliating to Germany, if Ger
many retains any sense of hu
mor, than the clause reauir
ing the return of certain cur
ious articles collected in im
perial days from various parts
of the earth.
Thev include the Koran f
the Caliph Othman, which
was formerly kept as a prec
ious relic at the sacred citv of
Medina, and which is now to
be given Into the custody of
You CAN---
If You THINK You Can
If you think you are beaten, yoj are;
If you think that you dare not, you
dont;
If you'd like to win, but think you
cant
It's almost a cinch you won't.
If you think youll lose, you've lost.
For out in the world you find
Success begins with fellow's will
It's all in the stat of mind..
Full many a race is lost
Ere even a step is run.
And many a coward fails
Ere even his work's begun.
Think big, and your deeds will (rr. w.
Think small, and youll fall behind.
Think that you can, and you will
It's ail in the state of mind. -
If you think you're outclassed, you arc
You've got to think hijrh rise to rise;
You've got to be sure of yourself be
fore You ever can win a prize.
Li'e's battles don't always go
To the stronger or faster man,
Tut soon or late the man who wins
Is the fellow who thinks he can.
Author Unknown.
STEC1AL ELECTION NOTICH
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tnat
' rn the tenth day of June, 1919, a spe
cial election will be held in the City of
Alt any, Oregon, for the purpose of
voung upon a measure submitted to
: the voters by the Council as provided
by Resolution No. 10, to-wit:
AN ORDINANCE, providing for
t'..e acceptance of the Deed o: H.
Bryant and Adda E. Bryant, hil
wife, bearing date the 14th day of
May, 1P19, and conveying to the
City of Albany certain lands lor
park purposes, subject to the reser
vations, restrictions and conditnns
in said deed expressed.
I The said sp"ial election will be held
commencing at 8 o'clock a. m. and
continuing unr I 8 o'clock P. M. of said
day ul tli following named oollii
places in the respective wards, to-wit:
I First Ward: Maple School Muildinir.
Second Ward: City Recorder's O'
fice. I Third Ward: Peter Reutner Build
ing, at corner Third and Main Streets,
Dated this 21st day of May. 1919.
L, G. I.EWELLINf!,
Recorder of the City of Albany.
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W"-v vpiTRIVT, classifieds ads.
' Vindly mention The Democrat.
m wood. One place for printer and
unoiyper.
A large number of satisfactory po
sitions have not yet been found for
the following men: Several exper
ienced mechanics, common laborers
several desiring work for themselves
and teams, one wanting any small cv
penter job, one experienced salesman,
ont wanting any steady outdoor work
several wanting farm work, on '
veyor, one experienced in railroading
na cooKing, one wanting railroading,
one desiring anv kind of wnel
one clerk, one bank bookkeeper, one
electrician, a number truck or tractor
men, one experienced In rarrwnie
work and steam roller driving, several
truck drivers or timekeepers, one ex.
pe'ienred truck driver and all around
job printer, one lumberman.
Call Bell 207, Home 43S2.
ITrr From Portland
T. C. Lowry, state organizer and
business agent of the Tnt pmilinnl
Brotherhood of Electrical Workjn, of
Portland, snent yesterday In Albany.
Attends Convention
F. T. Mslon. of Tfo'lev and Rohert
fesn of Crswfordsvill were A1Hnn
"tsitnrs todiv on thetr wv to the I.
O. O. F. convention at Salem.
BAKERY DELICACIES
Why Waste Time
Over your own oven when you ran buy such delirious goods for al
most the same money T
CAKES - PIES COOKIES- CINNAMON ROLLS-DOUGHNUTS-
BISCUITS- and many other good things.
ALCO BREAD NONE SO GOOH
HOLM AN & JACKSON
GROCERS and BAKERS
Ignorance may be Bliss
BUT
If you knew
some country Slaunhtcr-
houscs and
Compared them with out
Sanitary Government
inspected Plant
You Would
Eat
None but Inspected
Meats
D.E.
KEAT GO
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GETTING
A BANK
ACCOUNT
START 1. 1)
Is what counts -after that 8nv
Ing becomes easy.
Few people enn sec their savings
prow from 5 to $20 and from
$20 to $.')0 or more, without feel
ing elated nnd wishing to snvo
more.
This bnnk pays 4 p.-r c nt In-
I terest nnd Invit-s your accuunt.
tfll'IIAI, A Nil
SURPLUS
$90,000.00
J. W.Cusick & Co.
Hankers
Albany, . Oregon
P. V ask Vl F atYa
Get Ilia Genuine
-m w . v ssr
ii -.T"
2 .C
asaatlfiii 1.
STOP SAWING WOOD
Tho usual advice is to "saw wood' hut at the present
pi ice of wood this is expensive advice to follow. Vi c
have a better suutstion and that is, let the other fel
low saw wood but You buy a-
FLOUENCn AUTOMATIC OIL STOVL"
-and cook with little expense and perfect comfort and
satisfaction during the tui'nt season that is near at
hand.
T O BURNER, with s'and $18.30
THREE BURNER, with Mand $23..'0
W'e also have the Perfection and Puritan Oil Stoves
for those who desire a vi;k stove.
TWO BURNER, with stand $17J0
THREE BURNER, wivli Mand $22.00
The Above Are Everyday Prices
Before buying you will tin J it to your advantage to
compare our everyday prices on Ball Bearing Lawn
Mowers, Garden Hose, Garden Tools and in fact ev
erything in the Hardware Line with any 'special pri
ces' that may be offercJ vou.
HULI1ERT-BALLACK
HARDWARE CO.
322 West First Street
ALBANY STATE BANK
A Home Bank for Home People
with Kvcrv Convenience at
Your Command
We Solicit Your Business
I I THF. UNIVERSAL CAR III
II We Are Experienced, and know how to
Hil give service to the owners of Ford cars.
I HI We have the same methods , machinery
I and skill that they have in the Ford Fac
III t"ry, and we use the same Parts made
Hil by the Fnrd Motor Company. Ford own
I ers arc doubly guaranteed by us as to
I the reliability of our service on Ford
Hil cars. Don't try to do it yourself, bring
Hil your ear here. Incidentally we are get- III'
UN ting a few Ford cars and are able to
Hil make fairly good deliveries.
Touring Car, $525; Runabout, $500; . ,11
Jnc Ion Truck Chassis, $550; Coupe,
$(55(1; Sedan, $775. These prices f. 0 b'
Detroit.
W. W. CRAWFORD
0'h and Baker Sts Albpny
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