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0000000000000000 0 Member of TUB ASSOCIATED O 0 PKatflS. The saly hpm la Llaa 0 0 ou:.l" eirrvuie A. P. dlapatchea 0 00000003000000 0 0 ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT OOOOOOOOOOOOOkIOO O 0 O Tonlfht and Friday rata. O O Not a Cold tonlfht O ooooooooo-eoooooo- VOL. XXXII. ALBANY, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1919 No. 193 APPROPRIATIONS FOR 1921 TO BE PARED TO BONE SAYS MONDELL All but Post Office and Naval Appropriations to be Held Within Strictest Economy, , Says Representative. SUGAR BILL- DELAYED Protracted Debate Delays Action on Sugar Control Act to 1920; No Vote Today. WASHINGTON, Doc, 18. ley Aaaoriatad Priaa All general ap proprialioaa for l28 will be par ad down "In arcordaare with tka atricteat economy" except Uia poat Mice and naval departments, Majority leader Mondell told tha lloaee today whea first urgency deficiency bill of tha aeaalon waa brought ap I - The greatest reductions are to ba made in lha army and fortifications estimates, he aaid. Sugar Legislation Delayed WASHINGTON. Dec. 18 Sugar Ionization received another setback in the Senate today when advocates of the bill to extend-fedcral sugar control and licensing during 1920 were unable, because of protracted de bate, to bring to a vote the House amendment broadening tha . powers proposed for the United States su,'ar equalisation board. .Mr. and Mrs. A. It. Smith Hurried in Riverside Cemetery The funeral of Mr. and Mrs Alfred R. Smith, who died at Suver was con ducted at the Fort miller .pnrlors this, afternoon at o'clock, Prof. W. H. I -co officiating, and tha interment bring maHa In tha Riverside eomcUrv. .Mr. Smith was born in the state if Mo. In th war 1839 and umi to Oretron with his narsnta In tha vrar 1819. Mre. Smith waa born In Linn eoun- vember brought but 27 people to tho graphy, Mechanical Drawing, Domes ty in 1862 and ia remembered here polls, 17 of whom voted against tha tic Art, Course of Study for Domaa- by many of the old pioneers aa Martha Ingram of tho Insjram family living i .it . . J MEWHn Hinnr inn iinuvni. .-lip. er ho resides on the old farm nt Suver. and Claude L. Smith who lives on a farm at Bell Fountain. , . I s rt I oiaie uaw as 10 uogn Requires Tax, Collar Any per.o owning a dog, .Ight . rnonins oi age or over, muii inuni. from the county clerk license, f 1 J for male and $2 for female dog be- i.. ,k. r rw. mu.i WMr collar with lag stamped with llconsc num ber. Pogt without collar and tag shall be killed by sheriff, constable, chief of police or city marshal. Any owner who falls to secure license in January of each yctr shall ba fined Im nllara. ' ooooooooooooooooo o NEW CLAllIf IID b o ooooooooo o o o e ooooo , . WANTED To purchase a small; acreage tract near Albany, with . - TnoHern house. Price must be right,' y Address D. P. Btapleton, Independ-1 ence, Ore. FOR SALE 5-room plastered dwell big with porcelain bath. This prop erty is -on a good street in West - Albany. Price 1 1200, half cash and tha balanoe S years at 7 per cent. Beam Land Co., 188 Lyon Bt, ' PUMPS, FAUCETS, PIPES AND VALVES welded at Snyder's Shop, 404 E. tnd St. . ' -v 18d25 WANTEDA experienced girl wants genera! house work. Call Demo crat office. ' - . dl8 WANTED Two boya with bicycles to deliver Albany Democrat ia tha city. Ingram died Doc 13 aa tha rwult of the hope that mora people vitally In- age and a Thesla for Primary certifi an attack of eryaipelia and Mr. Smith teresled in the schools would eome cates. Tha foregoing aubjecU are died Dec. 15 following a llngurlng 111- out and cast their votca. not all required for any one certifl- nesa of brights disease. They ure sur- Lost week Corvsllla held a similar cate but apply to Jthe different kinds vlved by two sons. Earl R. Snil'h, election and, In spite of the cold nod of certificates Issued. So far report 32 WOBBUES ARE DECLARED GUILTY Jury Convicts on Violation of Espionage Act on Four Counts Each KANSAS CITY, Doc. 18 By A. P. A verdict of guilty on all four counta in tha intlctniant waa raturnad today by tha Jury In tha caaoa of 82 I. W. W.'a on trial at Kansas City, Kana., charged with violating tha es pionage act. Tha jury waa out alnee 0:30 laat night. Sentence will be pro nouncad lata today. 60000 Japs on Guard in Siberia STOCKHOLM. Dee. 18 A. P. Bolahevlk claima that 00,000 Japanese Extenlion otr: ZVrTZ'Z trans-Siberian railroad, ware report ed Id dinpatchea received here from Hclaingfora. v Allies to Seek Peace With Turk LONDON, Dee. 18 A. P-Wlth- out any disrespect, without wishing to danrive America of the honor of sharing In - the guarutansnip or, I Christian communities, the Allies have j avriiicu va mese pvscv wiw auraa-jr. ' at tha earliest possible moment, uovai George declared In the House of Com mons today. ifurcO'A rah Mix Held to be Serious LONDON, Dec 18 A P A Turco Arab movement of considerable pro portions has developed In Meaopota mia and there ia danger of a flare-up. If tha trouble should spread, the wur office announced today. SCHOOL MEETING SET FOR DEC. 23 More Interest in Welfare of District Must be Shown If Schools Run Attentlon Is called to tha school meeting which will be held on be- cember 23 for the purpose of ssaln voting on the budget for the coming year. The flrat election held In No- budget and left the district witnout funds, me ooara aeciaea v pui in. iH.f-. tin tn ttia nnanla aarain Vlth r - r - enow, 79 peoplo went to the polls, .3 t them voting for the budget. A large vote Is anticipated at the om- ing election, but there will have to be more Interest shown than in the i.st if this u reaiixod. air nniTTFa - - - , . , rilAPTFin - . Am. nUHV Prpnarine Army r llCia Dusy 1 ripattiis For Regular Trips on Atlantic Coast NEW YORKV New York and -Air routes between I Boston and as far . south ai the Carolina., arc being) . , , , charted by the Atlantic coast patrol of the United States Army Air Ser- vice according to Colonel Archie Mil- I ler. commanding the Mitchel and Hal- elhorst fields On Long Island. '. I lam rmT "yera in six w navnanu , and lour oomDing , macnines witn twelve De Havilandnd four bomb- I ere in reaerve, are to continue all win ter cross country work, general map maklng( course charting and report- ! that the furnace will be started go ing ships in distress at sea. The lat-. ing again thine of temoon. It ia un ter feature will be accomplished by ewt'" whether'any pipes have be-M ' . , , , . i ... i broken by the freexe-up, but thia will means of wireleit equipment install- . " .. . ... t.. ed in the patrol planes. The radio also will be used In case the flyers need to summon assistance. Frera Lebanon : Ralph Crnsan, of tha Lebanon Ex press odke, was in Albany Jhla after noon on buiiness. PACKERS AND GOVERNMENT MY COMPROMISE ON ANTI-TRUST LAW MAY DISSOLVE GROCERY INTERESTS ATTORNEY GENERAL "EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE new york, Dee., is- By a. p PLANS FOR PACKERS TO GIVE UP ALL WHOLE.' "SLflE SALE GROCERY INTERESTS , EXCEPT MEAT, DAIRY AND POULTRY PRODUCTS; PROSECU- TION MAY BE DROPPED. WASHINGTON. Dee. IS By the Associated Prenfc Negotla liona between the meat packers and, tha government. It became kaowa today, km been going oa for aome time with the object of compromising oa tbe anti-trust prosecution, which is still in tha stage of a grand Jury Investiga tion. It la understood that ona of tha plana considered is tha withdrawal of the packers from side lines, such as Jh wholeaale grocery bueineee. mn a iff rifle? lUTsITT . I Kfll H KK WKI I K K IdllVIllJllU IllllaU FOR STATE PAPER Regular Examinations a are Being Held at Court House This Week That aeml-annual examination for teachers' certificates began In each """ty of the state yesterday morn Ing for a four days session. The teachers of the state whose certifi cates have expired may renew on these dates by taking the examina tion on the subjects required for the various classes of certificates issued under the law of tbe state, or those who have not taught may begin. At the.cloae of the examination, in each county, the manuscripts are sent to the state school superintendent's office at Salem to be graded by the state board of examiners and the euc coasful candidates are then granted a certificate to teach, by the state board of education, which consists of the governor the state school superintend- VDt and tha aecrotary of state. The aubjocts on which the applic- anta over the state are to write on t day were. Arithmetic. History of Edu- cation. Psychology, Methods in Geo- . tic Art Orammar, Ueograpny, Bteno- grapny, American literature, rnye- Im TvnaarHtlna Mathnria of I-anffU. . ... ... - d there are about 25 or 30 applic anta in thia county who have been writing on the various subjects in the circuit court room at the court house for the last two days. iuuhaki iu uriu ' AGAIN SATURDAY Books to be Available After Building: is Closed During Freeze - Plana are being made to reopen the public library Saturday afternoon. no " UU"."K we ocia spoil ana win once pio wei- eome ,nd re,de on noonl ,na evenings. Following the. heavy snow and freee-up the roof began leaking and water ran aown on we sneivea ana twwilca. Rhalvaa nnt touched were eov- tnd up ,n(r care h taken of the books tnat were aamagea oy wa tor.' It .la nc believed that many will be seriously damaged. There has been no fire in the build in for several days, but it is thought VI uiavuvvivu mm HW VW ... ..iv.i. ..mn out. Added to the other handicaps which forced the building to close, the upply of sawed wood ran short and there is only a day's supply on hard. Tha wood sawer taking care of the library'! wdbd sawing has been 'so '.any that it was not poesible for Kin Ui get all around on his orders. . Swift Not Alarmed CHICAGO, Dec 18 The disaolu- tion of the 'wholesale grocery inter- esta of the "big Ave" packers would, not seriously affect any of them, i 1X1U1S r. DWlll said lousy, aiscussina the report that United States Attor- ney General Palmer would announce today or tomorrow aivagreement of the packers to dissolve all of these j interesta except those involved in tr- . production of moat, poultry, butter. eggs ana cneese. U. OF 0. TEAM OFFFORSOUTH . v Pi-j UAYe,w.!!7T fd Championship Gam. EUGENE, Ore, Dec., 18.: Spec ial CWhes "Shy" Huntington and Bart Spellman, Trainer William Hay- ward and 25 husky Univernty ol Dra gon Athletes leave here todar for Pasadena where Oregon meets nar vsrd University foot ball New Years Day. Because final examinations for the semester were on today a regu lar rally and send-off could not be staged, but there Vras a good gather; ing of admirers, sweethearts and friends on the station platform to give the boys a rousing Bon Voyage. Oregon ia in fine shape for the game and with a week of training in pleasant weather Coach Huntington and Trainer Hayward expect to have the team in .the pink of condition to meet the Rah-mh boyi from tbe effete Boston vicinity. Oregon won from Pennsylvania- on condition three sea sons ago, and Oregon followers are not worrying about this year with Bill Hayward in charge of this depart' mrnt. Coach Huntington said that he was n't much worried about the plays that are reported being tipped off to Harvard. For that matter, Oregon has a pretty good line on Harvard's stylo, too, and Oregon will spring a number of brand hew ones on the big crowd at Pasedena New Years day. Oregon has been quartered at the Hotel Maryland, where both Oregon and Washington State stayed when victorioa over former eastern teams. There ia some consolation for the superstitious in this fact. l.onmiont 1tt1in!nna j r .PrOpOSea in LOndOn , LONDON At a recent meeting at which the Bishop of KensingUxi, the chief. Rabid, and representvi-e of denominations other than the cnurch of England, Buddhism, Hinduism Mo hnmedanlsr.l rnd other crjcdi pckr, it vias decld.-d to form a siciciy fjr tho rromotin.i of n league of religion I He aim ot iho society is to organ ize the spiritual forces of the world for the promotion of 'Jnlvers.il right eousness, brotherhood, and peace, both national and international. finrretl Pnaainn Plnn ' Cannot be GlVen OBERAMMERGUA, Bavaria, The passion Play which was to have tak en place in 1920, has been postponed until 1921. Here From Vermont Mr. and Mrs. George Woodward. of St Johnsbury, Vermont, ' are gueata at the home of Mr. Woodward's brother, W. A. Woodward. Mr. and Mrs. Woodward are making an ex- of Mr. Woods step father T. M. Mc tenaive tour of the country and will Entvre. The reoort but little anow top in Albany until after Christmas, when they will leave for Paaaadena, where they will spend the winter. WE'VE HAD OURS, THANK YOU, JUPE. East Not Lolling: in Pleasant Weather With 20 Below Zero in Places momiler touching zero. ' Country la Cold j WASHINGTON, Dec, 18 Tha loweit temperature reported by the I weather bureau waa 2 0gee below zero at Northfield, Vermont ' Other New Engianj point, wer, reported 'uow tero, while the cold wave eatt 'of the Missippl is severe, it is aaid that no temperature records were broken. iwj w f" ojjili) JODS Uie In Pogroms Is Berne Report BERNE, Switzerland. Dec, 18 By A. P. Reports of a fresh wave of pog rams n diitricts of Ukrainevoccupied by General Dcnik (nine's forces were printed by a Lemberg newspaper, the Gazetta Wiscrowka, according to Lem berg advices. The newspaper declares that 6,000 Jews were killefl at Vekst rinotlaw alone. Former Governor Of Washington Territory Dies WALLA WALLA, Wash., Dec, 18 By A. P. Miles C. Moore, the last territorial governor of Washington, bunker and president of the board of lru,lee, 0f Whitman College, died at a local hospital today. He bad been ill for two weeks. He was 75 years old. PEOPLE ASKED TOSCRAPESNOW Mayor Calls .Attention to Duty of Public in Clean ing; up After Storm "I dislike to resort to drastic ac tions, but I believe that the people of the city should co-operate in get- ting the snow off of the sidewalks and out of the gutters in front of their places," aaid Mayor L. M. Curl this afternoon in apeaking of the condi tion of the streets while the snow ia melting. "It is almost impossible to get around, let alone carry loads, such as the postmen, newsboys and aelivery men have," he continued. "It ia a matter of public interest and every one should take care of his own place. The city has put on extra men and has been taking care of the extraordinary situation to the best of its ability. The people must help, we may have to take measures to compel them to act. "i The McN'ary bill introduced by the Postmaster Stewart also complain Oregon senator has for its prime ob about the conditio found throughout Ject the purchaj by the government the city. If people want their mail delivered they must make the streets passable for the postmen! The Christmas rush ia coming on and the men will all go out with increasingly heavy loads each day, and to get around in the slush is almost impos sible. "It is not a hard matter for people to clear the sidewalks or at least open up a path along the walks," said Judge Stewart this morning. "It is no more than right that this should be done anyway, but we can promise the DeODle that if thev exneet anv- Lthing like service they must make it possible for the men to get around." Very few attempts have been made to deliver mail in the country. The deep anow prohibits the - men from ' CMvlna. nut in tk.t- . Kit have been taking the train to varioua points and leaving the mail for the neighborhood, auch as Dever and other places along the line. " ' - - I ' But the snow must be cleaned off " .the sidewalks. Mr. and W Cliaa I- Wood Ratsnu Mr. and Mrs. Clias L. Wood ro turned from San Jose California last night where they were called about a month ago on account of the death in the valleys of southern Oregon, Mrs. Woods assumed her duties as deputy county clerk again today. FIGHT ON PEACE TREATY MAY BE RENEWED IN THE U.S. SENATE SAT. Foreign Relati6ns Committee Called to Meet, Ostensibly for Purpose of Getting Ac tion on Knox Resolution. DEMOCRATS TO MEET JetTersonians to Select Leader to Succeed Late Senator Martin ; Hitchcock and Un derwood Candidates. WASHINGTON, Dec. 18-By Associated Press. Possibility that the Seaate Peace treaty fight may resume actively before tbe holiday recess developed today ' when the foreign relatioea com mittee was called to meet Satur day. The purpose of the meeting was not aaaoanced, but leaders indic ated that an effort will probably be made to get committee action n tbe Knox resolution a declare a state of peace. . 'Democratic Conference Called WASHINGTON, Dec., 18 The call for a conference of democratic Sen ators for Saturday to select a lead er to succeed the ate Senator Martin, or Virginia, was issued today uy sen ator Martin, of Virginia, was isrjed today by Senator Hitchcoock, of Neb raska, who is contesting with Sena tor Underwood, of Albania, for the place. - - - Fine Christmas Display of Candy TT' V I Tl 1 T . T! cutler ana Darciay,. i-yon luctl merchants, have a fine Christmas win dow display of candy, which is a real faity. land made out of the various kinds of candy manufactured at their place of business. The Christmas scene is-log cabin, in the timber, and the wood, in the cord, -the rein deer, the log -fence, are all made of candy 'n addition to th- scene they have .!.- Viud o: c--ndy '-n di play m be Santa Claus Candy Supply is Limited Santa Claus candy will be limited this year is the report of the Oregoo ian of today. Candy manufacturers ox romana are maKing on uie - oasis of one third to one half of the normal out put regardless of a prospect for heavy demand for candy during the Christmas season. of the Cubian crop and to stabilize the price of sugar in the general market According to conservative estimate the world's production of su gar next year wiij be increased by approximately two hundred and eighty thousands ton. No relief of the sup ply of sugar is promised Until after the holidays. SHOP EARLY and shop early in the day ONLY 5 More days to Shop until Christinas ,