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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT
VOL. XXXII.
ALBANY, LINN COUNTY OREGON. MONDAY. NOVEMBER 17 1019
No. 166
WILSON MAY POCKET-VETO TREATY
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Centralia Posse Leaves Prepared for Battle; One Member Shot
130 SCHOOLS OF
. COUNTY TO SEND
TEACHERS HERE
F6R INSTITUTE
7 .
Annual Educational Sessions
to Open at Hitch School
7
HuildiPg xnov. zi 1 or 1 nree
Day Mt.
IIOUDAY for kids
Prominerjt Educators and Lo
cal .Ratructors will Con-
' duct Busy Departments at
Gathering of Pedagogues.
The Una County Anaual Teach
ra Institute U to convene In he
Albany High echo building Mm
dmy morning Nee 24 for a tare
days anUrn. .All teachers of lha
. coanly ara required by law to al
trad.
Tba bach of Linn and Benton
coumMm for many years have held
a toint inatlluta but Uiia ytar it ha
' barn thought advisable to conduct ep
a rate Institute. The Linn county as
sembly and live department nr plng
from tha primary through the nigh
f school g radi. Prominent ed lcor
of the state and a large number of loj
cal Inatnictor ara o appear on tba
program to lead the various topics of
discussion. Tha teachers Institute
, haa long bern a strong factor in tha
. promotion of tha beat methods and
the highest Ideals in the teaching pro-
, rcsaion. nowever, were appears to uer
a growing tendency that tha old plan
haa aerved Ita usrfulnea and that o-t
, ther plans should be devised. One of
the leading objectiona being to the
present policy ia the great rxpenst and
loaa of time to tha schools.
Next week la to b a holiday week
to the stud-nts of tha schools and
the teachers are to receive full pay aa
provided by law. There being about'
ISO achoola In tha county with aome
five or eix thousand children idle while
the linatituto ia tn -aeaion ia a big
item of expenae from both the stand
point of money and time and unless
the Inst H it is well managed it ia a
arrioua loss to all concerned.
Livestock Exhibition .
Opens This Morning
This morning at 8 o'clock tha Pacif
ic International Livestock Exhibition
: opened at PortlandL For one wees.
llvestock'brecdrrs will place prize an
imanls in competition from all over
the Northwest.
Many local breeders f thoroughbred
animate ara In attendance. , . .. ...
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WANTED Housekeeper, to take fu'l
charge of small home. Call 320-L
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LOST On Santiam road between Al
bany and Lake View church, black
leather traveling bag containing
Eastman kodnk, ladica clothing and
toilet articlea. Finder please leave
at thla office or call 21 F 22 or write
Curtis Cole, Hub Slock Farm, R. F.
D. No, 6. Albany, and receive re
ward. 17nl9
FOR SALE 6 room plastered dwell
ing and garage at No. 1025 E. 9th
8., for $1250. Pay $500 down and
$20 per month. Beam Land Co.,
133 Lyon St, Immediate possession.
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FOR SALE Larga and small farms,
Albany house, residence lots, terms.
Sea or phone, Attorney Geo. W.
Wright, office First St, over Sears
Bakery. nl7dl7.
APPLES FOR SALE At my farm
$ 1-2 mile north of Albany at foot
of Spring Hill, 50c per sack, you , The town of Mt. Angel ia built large
pick there and furnish tack. Cha ly on tha Settlemeir claim taken up
T. Wilkinson. 17nl9 I In tha early fifties.
CABARET GIRLS
IN CITY JAIL
Shoplifting Charge Placed
Against Entertainers
With Arnold Co.
Marjorla Larry and Dorothy Flman,
cabaret girl with tha old Arnold car
nival, ara In tha county jail here,
charged with shoplifting from the
Hamilton Department atore in tliia
city. They have admitted taking a
waist each, but Insl they did not
ateal other mining articlea.
Tha young women ware arreeted
at Independence by Sheriff Kendall
on Information furnished by tha atore
detective, and lodged in Jail laat night.
They will have a hearing tomorrow
Both ara married. Mm. Larry bring
19 year of age, and Mra. Flman 18.
Tha old Arnold carnival company
disbanded in Albany a week ago to
day. Tha two girla remained here
aeveral daya. About tha time the
atore detective la aaid to have eecured
aufflcient evidence to cauaa their ar
reat for taking urn waists they went
to Independence. When they were ar
reeted one of tha young women waa
wearing one of tha alleged atolen
waists and the other had one in her
The girl were arraigned this morn
ing before Justice Olliver and their
plea for postponement until this af
ternoon, when their husbands might
appear, waa granted.
MINERS AWAIT
NEWWAGESCALE
But Few Fields Resume Pro
duction;' Men Are Idle
Pending Conference
CHCAC0. Not. 17 A. P.-Whlle
operilo ,nd union ,,drr predicted
.u-ptio,, f mnil)B cn a large scele
, tn. bituminous coal fields today,
0y ln Went Virginia were both aides
.nfldent that all men would return
work durig the day.
0uor Urge producing fields the
men show a disposition to await the
results of the conference over the new
wtirt agreement before taking up
, their tools again,
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D'ANNUNZJOBOSS
OF DALMATIA
Bold Stroke Secures Control
; of Entire Dalmation
' Coast for Italans
FIUMK," Nov. 10--Delaycd Gabri
elle d'Annunilo's latest exploit ap
pears to have made him master at
one stroke of the entire Dalmation
coast. It secured adherance to hia
side of Admiral Millo, commander of
the Italian occupational forces at Dnl
matla," thus giving d'Annunslo con
tinued command covering all ap
proaches to tha Dalmation coast.
LAST SURVIVOR OF
7 BROTHERS DIES
IN PORTLAND
Mrs. Mark Forester of Tangent waa
in tha city thia morning on her way
to Portland to attend the funeral of
her uncle M. R. Scttlemelr, who pass
ed away Saturday and will be buried
thia afternoon at tha Riverside Ceme
tery in Portland. Mr. Settlemeir is
tha last of tha Settlemeir family of
seven brother anad one lister to b
called.
Ha haa spent most of hit life on
tha Settlemeir donation land claim of
hia father at Mt. Angle, having re
cently moved to Portland. His broth
er tha lata Henry Settlemeir of Tang
ent waa a prominent nursery man and
farmer of Linn county for many years.
RESERVATIONS
WOED NULLIFY
SAYS PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Nor. IT A.
P -Freeidrat WIImhi will pock
et veto the peace treaty If it eon
talna lha Lodge reservationa. aa
now aeema likely, he told Senator
Hitchcock 1hia morning la a con
ference before the aeaete con
vened. "The President haa read and con
aidered the Lodge reservations,"
Hitchcock aaid. "And ha conaidere
them nulliflcationa of the treaty, and
utterly impossible."
Wileoa'a Health Improves '
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 -t Presi
dent Wilson waa taken downstairs In
a wheel chair today. He basked in
the sunshine on the White House lawn
for the first time lines he haa been
token ill.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17 The for
eign relatione committee reservation
excluding the U. S. from responsibil
ity in regard to the disposition of Ger
man colonies waa rejected by the sen
ate today. The reservation, first of
the committee group to be defeated,!
failed to command the support of Me.
Nary' mild reservation is ta.
Brother of Local Man
to be U, S. Attorney
Delivery of the nomination of Lest
er W. Humphreys aa U. S. attorney
for Oregon to the senate ia expected
to be followed by hia confirmation
Boon.
Lester W. Humphreys is a brother
of John - Humphreys of the Albany
postoffice. , , . V ,
Arguments Thursday
Wartime Prohibition
WASHINGTON. Nov. 17 A. P.
The supreme court agreed to hear
arguments Thursday on appear from
two New York decisions upholding the
constitutionality of the wartime pro
hibition enactment.
House Where President Monroe
Died is to be Torn Down Soon
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"Monroe" House la to be torn down
for a new building and sella at auction
for $138,000. President Monroe died
hera 90 years ago. Tha home in wh'ch
James Monroe, fifth president of the
United States and author of the Mon
roe Doctrine, died almost 90 years ago
waa sold Saturday to a buyer whose
$M i ill i iffis
IN FRAY WITH
REDSSATURDAY
CENTRA LI A, Nov. 17 A. P.
Word Is not expected until ev
ening from a poaae of former ser
vicers and woodxmea who arc
searching timber country 20 mile
aorta for alleged L W. W. who
are thoaght to have led to Hanna
ford Valley after participating
la the irmixtiee Day battle here.
Although the posse went prepared
for battle. It is thought here there
will probably be no fight as the I. W.
W. who .fought against tha former
soldiers Saturday night will not re
main In the valley to clash with a'ytem in Albany.
fresh poaae. I
Leaden of the posse aaid they ,
would endeavor to reach-the body of
John Haney, Tenino rancher, who fell
Baturday night while fighting the
'reds.
' Corvallia Haa Red
CORVALLIS, Nov 17 Chris Osk
off, alleged L W. W waa arreeted
here and ia being held on a charge
of violation of the espionage act.
CENTRALIA, Nov. 17 A man shot ,
in tha arm waa brought to the hospital
from the direction of Hanniford Val
ley thia afternoon. Re porta aay he ia
a poaae member. .
Armed telephone linemen left to re
pair the line in the valley, reported
cut by alleged Industrial Wolvea of
the.WoiW...
LOCAL K.P.'S
TO ENTERTAIN
LEBANON LODGE
The Knights of Pythiaa of the city
are to have a rousing meeting and a
big feed at their hall thia evening
to which every member of the order
ia expected to be exactly on the spot
at the proper time which is not later,
than 8 o'clock. The Lebanon lodge ia
to attend in mass and furnish the can
didates to be initiated in the rank of
Esquire.
Every member of the order is es
pecially invited.
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purpose, it waa announced ia "To im
prove the property." It ia understood
that tha old mansion now standing at
number 63 Prince Street will be torn
down and that "there will be no senti
ment about it."
(Copyright Leishman Telegraphed
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SALARIES OF
TEACHERS LOW
Other Towns of Less Popu
lation Pap Instructors
More Than Albany
Comparison of school salaries paid
in Oregon cities reveala that Albany
instructor in the public schools are
receiving far below tha atandard for
aervicea of the quality behind render
ed. .;'
.Xity superintendenta in Salem, Ku
gene, LaGrande, Bend receive respec
tively $.1000, $3000, $2700 and $'W0O.
The Albany superintendent receives
$2400. Many smaller citiea than Al
bany are payings as much or more,
than this figure. The superintendent s
aalary ia proportionately illustrative
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ing departments of the public school
These figureea should be of interest
to voters of the school district in ew
of the approaching achool eleetitA, at
which an additional tax ia asked for
maintenance of the splendid teaching
facilities which 'Albany school kiddies
enjdy. y
Appointment to be Made
WASHINGTON, Nov. 17 A. P
At Pre. Wilson's request Sec Clam
I will accept appointment of a senator
from Virginia to succeed the late Sen.
Tho. B. Martin. Thia waa announced
at the White House today.
IS ENCOURAGED
Business Men Offer Reward
for Beating Albany in
Annual Game
yMbany high school appears to have
their work cut out when the foot ball
team tackle Corvallis high
Thanksgivink day. It ia reported
that the business men of the college
city have offered the team a $100
foot ball outfit if they succeed in wal
loping Albany in the annual contest.
Corvallis defeated Salem high
school Friday by the score of 39 to
7. Albany defeated Salem two weeks
ago by the score of 38 to 0. This
would appear to give Albany a little
edge in the game, but nothing to boost
about.
Eugene high school defeated Leb
anon high Faiday by the score of 19
to 4, Lebanon getting two safeties, an
unusual proceeding tn a foot ball
game. Salem and Eugene high schools
meet this week.
The Albany team ia practising hard
for the coming game with Corvallis
a week from Thursday and will be in
good shape for the contest.
Edgar Allen Eaton
Dies in Berkeley
Edgar Allen Eaton died recently in
Berkeley, Cal., at the age of 71 years.
He was active and hale up to a mo
ment before his death.
Mr. Aaton was an Albany resident,
leaving' here in the 80s. He was very
well known here and Albany residents
of that day will recall his thoughtful
pleasantness and his - associations
here.
Prof, Mutch to.
Lecture Friday
Professor "Leroy Mutch, eminent
scientist and public lecturer will give
a lecture atithe Public Library on
Friday, Nov. 21 at 8 P, M., on "The
Early breakdown of School Children"
. Prof. Mutch is an original investi
gator of wide reputation and skilled
in the subject he presents. The public
ia cordially invited to hear him.
Butter on Chicago
Mart Makes Record
CHICAGO. Nor. 17 A. V. The
highest butter prices ever known were
reached, here today 70 cents a pound
for creamery extras, wholesale.
The same grade never went above
67 1-2 cent during the war.
REV FATHER LANE
HELPS CONDUIT
SERVICES WITH
IRISH LEADER
Archbishop Christie Con
ducts Midnight Service
with Eamonn DeVakra
Acting as Altar Boy.
RECALLS EPISODE
Last Time Famous Envoy
From Erin Acted in Like
Capacity was in British
Prison in Lincoln JaiL
Father Lane retaraed fram
Ashland this morning where the
had beea to accomaaay Arch
Bishop Christie ia ceadactiag re
ligioaa aervicea yesterday. Fath
er Laae had the hoaor to meet
PrenideBt Da Valera of the Irish
republic both ia Port la ad mmi at
" Ana la ad last night as he awed
threogh for California.
President De Valera stated relative
to the Irish flag being removed frora
his auto in Portland that he nor hia
party had any idee, of placing tha
Irish flag on a par with the United
States flag and that H waa perfectly,
agreeable to. have the flag removed if
the public was not satisfied.
President De Valera attended amid-'
night service in the private chapel of
Archbishol Christie' house ' before
leaving Portland Sunday morning. The
president served the masa and answer
ed the prayers aa-altar boy, remark
ing that the last time be had sage id
in that capacity he was a prisoner in
Lincoln jail in England.
North Bend Mayor
Knocks Out Dentist
NORTH BEND, Ore, Nov. 17 Dr.
W. J. Phillips, a weliknown dentist at
this city, member of the board of edu
cation and president of the chamber of
commerce sustained a fractured akull
and ia now lying in an unconscious
and precarious condition at the Merry
hospital as a consequence of an alter
cation and fistic encounter with Mayor
Henry Tisui of this city Friday night.
. The altercation resulted from a
remonstrance by Mayor Kern against
the noise and alleged disorderly con
duct of Phillips and his companions
due to the apparent effect of t'qaor. '
7.7721' LIST IS
DRAWN FOR
DEC, TERM
A jury list for the December court
term wa drawn today as follows:
Cornelius Cox Lacomb.
Henry Gerdes, Center.
James L. Arnold, Shelburn.
G. A. Gefeke, Knor Butte. t
- N. H. Cumminga, West Ualsc y. '
Henry Albers, Calapooia. . '
Charles Snider, Sodaville
A. C Auderway, Santiam
Winifield Churchill .Center.
Frederick E. Adams, N.Harrisburg.
. Henry Brock, West Halsey. 7
Hieke Ohling, Orleans.
O. M. Baker, Kingston.
Edward Meeker, Syracuse.
Dayton Harris, Foster.
Geo C Richard, Knox Butte. '
J. T. Splawn, Holley.
Seymour Washburn, S. Lebanon. -
J. R. Frady, Peoria.
Philip Ritter, Lebanon.
W. A. Ewing, North Scio.
Jacob M: Knerr, Mill City.
Jamea A. Bilyeu, North Scio. "
' William H. McConnel, Sbedd. "
Chancey Sickles, Efeast Halacy.
Howard B. Jenks, Tangent.
J. H. Heseman Rock Creek.
John Wesley Ross, S. Browner ill.
. Henry Lyons, Albany No 9.
Delbert W. Shirley, Tangent
Hary A. Stearns, Albany No.