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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT
VOL. XXXII.
ALBANY, ALBANY, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25- 25, 1910.
No. 173
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DISCUSSIONS BY
EXPERTS LEADS
TO GREAT STEPS
FORWARD TODAY
New Methods and Viewpoints
ore Detailed and Teachers
Exchange. Knowledge
Gathered From Work.
INSTITUTE SUCCESS
State Leaders in Educational
Work I)bcum Problems of
Instructors : Tomorrow's
lrogram Last.
Two head red eeveaty-lv teach
era Iron aver th roaaty today
beard several vataabl general aa
aenbly addreaaaa and participat
ed la departmental work at the
aanaal teacaoea institute la aea
aloa at the high arkool today.
In tha general assembly thia morn
ing E. F. Carleton, deputy atata achool
superintendent, spoke on nationalixa
tiun of tha educational ayatem of the
United Slates. Uniform methoda
were advocated by Mr. CarletuQ.
I'ruf. Frank K. Wallra, former depu
ty atata auiterinteodent, gava-a moat
Interesting addreaa to tha general as
aembly on "How to Mold Attention."
Highlight of thia dlaetuaion were
"sealed properly, "ventilation," and
"no Interruptions." Points oa theaa
subject -were made by Mr. Welle of
great value to Linn county teacher.
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partnieiit thia moming apoka on the
advanced course of atudy. In tha af
ternoon ha tok uplfce rural course of
. atudy, detailing it - admirably and
presenting a compact picture of tha
Ideal, well-balanced atudy-cours for
country districts.
Other notable lecture before tha
, general assembly were-" Kleptomaniac
and Moral Defectives," by J. Teusrher
Jr., handling some problem met by
every teacher; "(Juestlone nnd An
nouncement" in the morning by Prof.
John C Almack; and "Physical Edu
cation" In tha afternoon by Miaa Isa
belle Bovea.
Mia Harriet Thayer under primary
department instruction Introduced a
new system of reading. Teacher were
greatly aided in forming a method of
handling tha reading classes by her
discourse.
Tomorrow, closing day will have an
address by Prof. Chester A. Lyon on
"Juvenile Delinquency." "Industrial
Club Work," and "The Influence of
Joy," will bo topics presented respec
tively by IT. C Seymour and Miss
Cclla V. Hngor.
Labor Party is
A Fact in Name
CHICAGO. Nov., 86 A. P. Organ
ization, of tha new labor party of tha
United States was practically complet
ed todny, at the first national con
vention. '
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. FOR SALE 20 acre farm on Pacific
highway, well Improved, suitable
for Loganberries will sell on pay
mcnta. Beam Land Co., 133 Lyon
' St. n25
PAPER HANGING- PAINTING
Leave orders at Albany Furniture
' Exchange. M. Peterson. '; n26dl
CLAIRVOYANT AND SCIENTIFIC
PALMIST Can ba consulted on all
affair of life, business, lova or
-trouble. All consultations atrlctly
private. Hour from 10 to 8 p. m.
Located at Davenport' room, 423
W. Fint St. Room 7. ' 25n27
ALOHA DANCE--There will b a
dance given Wednesday night In
tha Aloha Hall, 422 1-2 Went First
St., Corvalli Mualc. Everybody
invited. 26n26
EASTERN STAR
- Stated Communication of Bari Zlllal
Chapter No. 16 O. E. 8. thia Tuesday
evening at 7:80 p. m. Visitor wel
come. Refreshment and program.
BRITAIN NOT
TO PAY YET
Interest Due U. S. to be Post
poned for lure Tears,
it is Expected
LONDON, No. 25 A. A plan
la under discussion between the Brit
ish and American government under
which payment of interest on advanc
e by tha United Bute to Britain and
tha allUa In tha eouraa of tha war will
ba poatpunad thraa year.
Thia announcement waa mad in tha
houaa of common! today.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25 InUro.t
paymanta on American loana to the
alllca may ba deferred "until after tha
war reaction pass," it waa aaid at the
treasury department today. Negotia
tion to thia and are now being con
ducted. v
LABOR HEADS'
DEPORTATION
CAUSES RIOTS
CARAGOS3A, Spain, Nov. 25 A.
P. Martial law ha been declared here
due to tha general atrik. Traffic
la suspended. ' '
The strike wa called in protXt
against tha deportation of the presi
denta of all labor union to Barcelona.
BUCK PASSED
TO LOCALS "
: BY KRAMER
. WASHINGTON, Nov, 26 A. P
Enforcement of constitutional prohi
bition will be placed squarely up to
stale and municipal authorities. Fed
eral government machinery will not
intervene unless inefficiency on the
part of local officials make such ac
tion necessary.
John F. Gramer, federal prohibition
commissioner, told the temperance
board of tha Methodist Episcopal
church today that the problem would
be left to local authorities. It was
Kramer's first announcement of pol
Icy ainc his recent appointment.
Amount of Taxes
Reported Dec. 1
The amount of money to be raised
in tha various taxable units of the
county which i required by law to be
reported to the county assessor and
county clerk on or before Dec. 1st is
being received.
Under the present law a city, school
district or, road district voting a tax
are required to report the amount of
money desired and the assessor makes
tho rate and extends the amount on
the tax mil. The city of Lebanon re
port $18,400 to be raised on an as
sessment next year of 1869,235. Scio
reports $1400 to be raised on an as
sessment of $1164)73. ,
Col. Sawyer is -Dead
at Bend at
Daughter's Home
Mrs Lorctta R. William, of Milton,
president and Mrs Minnie Simon, of
Partland, Inspector of the W. R. C. of
tho Grand Army of tha Republic, ar
rived In the city Sunday to inspect the
local organixation and in coiffp.iny
with Mrs. Iftabellc Beason and Mrs.
Emma Carnagic, officers of the Al
bany circle mad an official visit to
Brownsville yesierday making the trip
In the Carnegie car. They report an
enjoyable occasion with exception of a
report received yesterday aftaraoon
from Bend, Oregon, stating that Col.
Sawyer, of Brownsville, a prominent
member of the G. A.' R. had pasted a
way at 2:30 yesterday afternoon at
tha home of hi daughter where he
wa on a thort visit. The body will ba
brought back to Brownivlll for bur
ial . .
Brother Passes
A brother of W.' A. Cox of Albany
died In Kanaa, Nov. 19. He waa 74
year of age.
ALBANY TO TROUNCE CORVALLIS
IN FOOTBALL FRACAS; VALLEY
CHAMPIONSHIP MAY BE ANNEXED
GAME WITH JEFFERSON
PECTED IF CORVALLIS
IS PERFECT.WJTH BIG
Tb Allujr -high school football
team will play Corvallis high at Cor
valli Thursday. Corvallis beat Salem
as did Albany. Should Albany win
from Corvallis, they will feel entitled
to lay claim to th.i Valle7 champion
V school ;U
ship. Salem defeated Eugene 17 to
even.
Albany has only lost one game thia
season, that being the first one, to
Eugene. At that time Albany had
half her linemen in tha hospital. Since
their return, Capt. Miller, 210-pound
tackle extraordinary being ana of
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Jesus Renteria, ib banditwho
obtained 6iH0 ransom for
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THREE INDICTED
IN RECORD TIME
Portland Grand Jury Recom
mends Reenactmentof
Death Penalty
PORTLAND, Nov. 26 A P Indict
ments charging murder in the second
degree were returned by the Mult
nomah grand Jury today against
David Smith, James Ogle and Walter
Banaater, alleged confessed principals
in the robbery of the CUremont Tav
ern and the murder Friday night of
J. N. Burgess and Geo. Perringer,
prominent Eastern Oregon stockmen.
The case is believed by the district
attorney' office to have been handled
thus far more expeditiously than any
similar case in recent years.
The coroner's Jury last night recom
mended that the ' men be held or
murder. It also recommended re-en
actment of the death penalty law in
the atate.
Prof. Frank K.Wells,
Of Portland Speaks
Prof Frank K. Wells former deputy
slate school superintendent and county
school superintendent of Umitilla coun
ty for eiirht years addressed, the teach
er of the linn cojniy institute this
moming on .several of the fundtimen
tal of public school work which was
well received and greatly appreciated
by the teachers. Prof Wells left on
the noon train for Salem where' ho is
to make two addresses this afternoon
and from there he goea to Eugene to
lake part in tne una county instt
tute tomorrow. Prof. Wells knows
his work and 1 reeonglnxrd by leading
school, men as being among tho best
it the ctate, when it comes to sy
Ing aomething worth the time ind at'
tentlon of the real teacher. Prof Well
is now tha Pacific coast manager of
trie Rocky Mountain Teachers agency
located at Portland. '
School directors of JLinn county in
need of teachers at any time can rrly
on Prof Wells sending thm the- rigl!'.
teacher If such can, be found.
Baptist Church JMeetlng.
Tha Advisory Committee of tha Bap
tit church call a meeting for Friday
night at 7:80 of all members and
friends of the church ai very Impor
tant matter Is to com before th
church at that time.. Rev. F, H. De
vin of New York City will be present
tdHdvise tha church and all members
arged to ba present without fail.
HIGH OF PORTLAND EX
GAME IS WON; UNE-UP
MEN IN PLACE.
them Albany ha won from all com
er. Coach Brumbaugh I anxious for a
victory Thursday. The local boys
would then play Jefferson High of
Portland, it la expected. Brumbaugh
think hi boy have the right to the
game, in view of their record, com
pared to Eugene, who, before Satur
day, had been undefeated.
With Capt. Miller In tha line and
Peacock in the back Held, Albany high
fee is bounjd to roundly trounce Cor
valli. .- ,
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, The Democrat will com
Out at noon on Thanksgiving
Day. All copy fur Thursday's
paper should be in tha of
fice, by noon on Wednesday.
Thia is especially the ease with
Economy Day page ads.
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ALLIES MUST
' TAKE HAND
Intervention Only Method of
Averting Fresh War -on
Adriatic
GENEVA. Nov. 25 A. P. Tele
grams from the Serbian bureau at
Berne from Belgrade, Scant and Spal
a to convey the impression that only
prompt interference by the allies can
prevent war on the Adriatic over the
Dalmatton situation.
The Jugoslav are aaid to have lost
their patience and are ready to fight
the Italians, whom they believe to be
seriously intent upon securing the en
tire Dalmation coast as well at Fiume.
Serbian troop are marshalling to
resist the invaders. -
Council Extend Time
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PARIS, Nov. 25 Roumania is to be
given another chance to sign the peace
treaty. Permission also will be given
to Serbia to sign it, the supreme coun
cil announced today. "'
Seel Strike to
be Kept in Force
YOUNGSTOWN, Nov. 25-A. P.
The national committee in charge of
the steel strike, meeting at Pittsburg
yesterday, voted unanimously to con
tinue the strike, it waa announced
here today by S. T. Hammeramark,
secretary In charge of local strike
headquarters.
Successful termination of the atrike
was predicted.
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SCHOOL CENSUS
HAS BEEN FINISHED
Hackleman Would Have
Those Missed Give .
Information
District school clerk D. D. Hackle-1
nun completed tha annual school cen
sus enumeration today ai provided by
law of the children of school aga in
the Albany district. The law provide
that all pertOjflt between th arge of
four and twenty years snail oe en
umerated each year and from this en
umeration the school district draws
frorn the public fund about f 15 per
each person enumerated.
In i very necessary that every per
son of school age be enumerated aa it
means a lots to the district of at least
f 15 for each on omitted. Any one
who has been omitted is requested to
phone 446-R or 629-R and the enum
erator will call as directed. All new
people of the city come under thia
class who have recently located here.
The number of children of school
aga in the district is much larger than
it has been in many year and a -com
plete report will be made by the clerk
in a few days.
Lebanon to Plau
"Grants Pass Boys
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Thanksgiving the Lebanon football
team is" going to play Grant Pasa
High School a game of football, at
Granta Pas. Thi gam will be a
big thing for Lebanon and our boya
must have our support. Now let ev
eryone be up town for the big rally
which will be announced later, to show
the boya we are back of them, that
w will do our ehareto help them win.
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SOIL EXPERT TO
SPEAK AT ALBANY
Cannery Brings Lecturers on
Fertilizers for Benefit
Of Community '
Manager W. R. Scott, of the Puyal
lup and Sumner cannery annour.ee
that Major E. PvNewson, late of the
U. S. Army i to speak at the Albany
Libiary Saturday Nov 29 at 2:.?0 on
the theme of " Science and Soil, to
which the general public "is especial
ly invited at attend.
Major Newson wiJI give a stereop-
tunn lecture on many phases of fcrtil
ixation which is recognized by all iood
authorities as being the buring ques
tion in all lines of horticulture and
agriculture. The grower should '.Mf in
touch with the most scientific method;
known to man to reap the greatest f.
As the land In any country become
nIHpr under cultivation tha frrcatrr
the need of putting tack into the
soil he material that has been taken
out by the production of any products
is the line of instruction that will be
presented by a speaker who is emi
nently qualified and who is simply do
ing the propogranda'work in the inter
est of the great cause of fertilization
of all agricultural and horticultural
products.
Some of the themeg to be illustrat
ed are "Soil Making Agencies", "Cap
Harity " "Organic Matter and Plant-,
food", "Seed Bed Needs", "Cultiva
tion," "Liming Soils", "How Plants
Feed," "What Plants Eeat", "Farm
Manures", "Balancing Plant Rations,"
"Applying and Testing Fertilizers".
Tha foregoing subjects will not all be
discussed at one meeting, however it
is safe to say that any one seeking
information on any cf. the subjects
will be gladly informed by the speAket.
A full house is very much desired as
this is a great opportunity to heir a
prominent and reliable instructor.
Prominent Musician Visits
Prof Geo. Hotchkiss Street one of
the leading Vocal Instructors of Port
land is in the city today on profession-1
ai ousaness ana aiso so visit ou
friends. Prof Street served a a sor.g
leader in France and Italy during th?
war, in tha soldier camps, and lr. a
man of high abil:ty as a vocal instructor.
WAVE OF CRIME
OVER NATION
COMES TO HEAD
IN WINDY CITY
Hundreds of Holdups, Rob
beries and Various Crimea
Come in Rapid Sequence;
Past 3 Days Reach Climax.
150 ARE ARRESTED
Gang Members Confess Parts
- in Murders, Holdups, 150
Burglaries and Othef
Crimes.
CHICAGO. Nov. 25 By A. P.
' AauMig approximately 150 per
sou arrested here aa a mutt ef
the crime wav which baa swept
Chicago in tha past three days,
ia which holdape by antoasobilo
baadita. aafe-biowiaga aa4 ether
forms af crime- have followed, la
rapid sequence, 16 mea and oa ,
woman are ia the city jail. - ,
They, are charged variously with
Implication in four murders, a hun- .
dred holdups and 150 burglaries. Po
lice assert that members of the band
have confessed to over 250 crimes.
FISH AND GAME ....... .
MEETING SOON
Santiam Association to Hold
Business Sessions
Duck Feed
: A special meeting of the Santiam
Fish and Game Protective and Propa
gation association has been called by
its president to meet in Albany Mm--day,
Dec. 1, at tho St Franci; hotel.
Election of officers will D h?ld and
the annual report of the field secre
tary will be heard '
A toothsome duck feed begins at
7:30 p. m., it is announced. Mem
bers from all over the county are ex
pected. MEX. PROBLEM
REVIEWED BY
THE CABINET
WASHINGTON,. Nov. 25 A. P.
The cabinet reached no decision on the
Mexican situation today, according to
Sec. Lansing, who presided.
Both the case of Wm. C Jenkins,
American consular agent at Puebla,
and the general condition of Mexico
' Jenkins 'to Be Freed
LAREDO, Nov. 25 Release of Wm.
O. Jenkins, American consular agent
at Puebla, is "expected momentarily,"
according to a Puebla dispatch to Ex
celsion, a Mexico City newspaper, un
der date of Sunday.
Coal Situation
Before Cabinet
WASHINGTON, Nov., 25. A. P.
The President's cabinet is expected to
reach a decision today on th coal
wage controversy. Officials are not
disposed to tell what transpired at tha
meeting prior to adjournment for
Vjncheon.
Racers Killed When
New Car Turtles
LOS ANGELES, Nov., 26. A. P,
Arthus Kennedy of San. Diego was
killed and Walter Blum seriously hurt
at Ascot Park today while tuning up
a racing car for th Thanksgiving
raea. s .- - .
A tire blew out, and their car turtl
cd. " .