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Newspaper Page TextALBANY DAILY; DEMOCRAT . - OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o O Taaight and Wednesday fair O o - o . " 0000000000000009 V0L.6 XXII. ALBANY, LINN COUNTY, OKFGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13 1020 - No. 214 HAVE YOU SEEN THE CENSUS TAKER? 0600000000009000 0 Member of T!IK'AH.SOUArKD 0 ' O I'KKHH. Th only paper In Linn 0 O county carrying A. I'. dispatches O 0O90OO00O0O0OJ09 No Albany Person Should Be Overlooked inMaking Enumeration f tnrnTTWfTTaT Tl 7yay I lin i l"Ma!H J 'MTgJUInUi.i I--.J. M Q esaaaaassBasBsBSBiBaaBat . ' - - - . . 1 .... . " L - ' ' ' IS HOUSEADOPTS BILL INCREASING .COMPENSATION RATES ONE THIRD House Accomplishes Task for Which Special Session wan Called and Sendti'Meiwure to Senate. $400,000 GIVEN HACK Accident Commission Bene fit by ' Refund of Money Meant for State Hospital; Movie Iieifislation Start ed. RAt.F.M. Jan. 13 By the Ann r laird Peas Compcnatlnn rates ' for injured workmen In Oregon ' mm Increased SO per cent undrr House Hill No. I. adopted by tha houa today. .The meanura waa Immediately (ranamillad tu tha Senate. Tht inadeirunry of tha compensation ralea waa tha Immediate raune for the . railing of tha aprcial aeasion of tha legllatur by Governor Olcott and ' It la believed that tha Senate will bur ' ry the meanur through. i Tha llnuM trrrarrfrimu'.ly ' pawed Hou.19 bill number ona returning to the Industrial Accident Commission f $100,000 recently act alle for the con ,' atruction of an . industrial honpital. - The people recently voted againut the : conatrurtion of the building a propoa- ed by the 1919 legislature. . The flmt bill Introduced in the Sen- ate t inlay offered by Senator Eber-1 hard, of La Grande, waa entitled an , art to make it unlawful to exhibit ' motion picture depicting felony under y tho Oregon lawa. U.S. DECLINES RIGHT IN SHIPS Supreme Council Told U. S. Will Waive Claim to I German Vessels - PARIS, Jan.. 13 -By A. P.-ln the Supreme Council todny America Ani- ba.ndor Walh.ce raised the nuo.tion I ..j.-.i... .u. .i ..i . . ' ivinn nit- vvuuitj ihii'iiuvu tu iiiiiiii- lain the per ccnlage prvvioutly adopt ed for distribution of warihip tonnage to he givon up by Germany, Receiv ing an affirmative answer he Inform ed the council that United Stntu waived it cluim to any part of tha tonnage. ' ato words from W, 1 bmall, C H. , Hungarian Treaty Considered .'. , , Walkor, V. C. Ilmickett, Wm, Newton, PARIS, Jan. 13. Suriou considci j A. II. Simpson, E. F. Sox, W. S. Irwin, ation wa given today by the Supreme , W s,"" nd w- H- Doboll (last Council to plan for the appointment "reo of Corvollis), Mrs. Nancy Hah f a committee of ambaaiador to i nrntord gave a reading, "Old Glory", complete dclaila for the presentation I A wonderful Providence waa that and .Ifrning of the Hungarian pace not ,l,Bth in ithor the Pmt or clr treaty and to carry through tha un-" organisation was numerically stronger ll.l,- h.l... f h. n-.o. -,.. , Terence. The decision howevor, waa left to tho hcailj ot the governments of the principal powers. 4 : : : , New Classified I WANTED Clean cotton rags at the ' Democrat office. STRAYED From 281 Ferry St., . short haired red aheppard dog. No f. marks, Black leather itatop with ' whit celluloid ring. Name Gyp. L Finder plesce return to number of ' street' given j.' or phone to 857J. and receive reward. ' 13J1A FOR SALE Two Toulouae Geese, H. ;. J. Fischau, Albany Bakery, price 110. r ... . . 13J16 missionaries I RECEIVE IN CREASE. Home MLteioiw Committee of TaES? Tha Home Minion commlttc of Willamatic Prebytry met at the Ho- U'l Albany yesterday afternoon and derided on policies for tha next church year. The ' committor it composed of President A. M. William., Dr. W. M. lira, Rrv. Tho. Anderson, of Salem, Rev. J. E. Snyder of Corvallie, Rev. W. M.,C of Eugcn,'ll. Y. Kirk- pntrick of Lebanon and Wm. Fortmll Ur of Albany. , It . waa decided that all home ml lonary alarir ahould be increased, from $1200 to 11600 a year. On half of thr incrca.e to be mat by tha chutthaa and the ret by tha board. . New work will b Uken up at Ma hania, In the Co-ist Rana mountain logging camp in the Mckinzle VaU Ivy and a mlailonary will be appointed for Lane county. The e ommltteo will meet again February 2 to complete grouping, ap- j In Salem, Eugene, Portland, P.-nillc-poim minister and hear application . ton and many other plaeea ra Or.vron, of the church. PROVIDENCEKIND TO LOCAL POSTS Both Branches of G. A. Ri Stronger at End of Year ' Than Before . By Cyrua II. Walker i The joint installation last Saturday of the nnV?rr. of !cl'herson Post So. q ; r.n A. K., and those of Fair Oaks Circle No. I Indies of the G. A. It., wit a most enjoyable ' affair, fully throe rccr? Demons being present. Aftor a vary suoxtaiuinl dinner the as semblage was called to ortlcf by Com mander Geo. W. Carrol, who introduc ed Pant-Commander Wm. Newton, "of. Ellsworth Post CorvallU, who in a masterly mannor IntitalleJ the follow ing: Commander, Geo. W. Carrol; Senior Vico, A. II. Simpson; Junior Vice, R. S. Richardson; Quartermast er, E. F. Sox; Chaplain, W. P. Small; Officer of the Day, Robert Barrach man: Officer of the Guard, W. S. Linny; Surgeon, Dr. Joseph Meyer; Adjutant, C. If. Walker; Qunnrti-r Masters Sergeant, Charles Sexauorf Sergeant-Ma jor, C. J. L.iwson. Mrs. Jennie Curry, then in an effici ent and graceful manner, installed the omcrra of the Circle as follows reiuom, airs Melissa Perry; Sen ior Vice, Mrs. Laura Rice; Junior Vice Mrs. Anna Parker; Secretary, Mrs. , Ruth Peacock; Chaplain, Mrs. Mary Linn; Treasurer, Mrs. Eva Carnegie; Conductor, Mrs. Ida Morris; Assist ant conductor, Mrs. Emma Byrns; Guurd, Mrs. Rebecca Small; Assist- 'ant Guard, Mrs. Barbara Richardson. j Last came felicitous and approprl- cie occurreu uunng inio. in laci oacn at tho end of the year than at the clnso of 1018. Two Women On t Committee For Big Convention WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. A. P. Tha appointment of a committee of seventeen. Including two women, "to arrange for the Democratic National Convention at San Francisco June 28, waa announced today by Chairman Hugh Cummini, of the National Com mittee. This Is she first time women have had a hand in- tha preliminary arrangements of presidentlan nomi nating convention.. . ... riTVc ct k miw LI 1 I J MffllUIWl OnVllflllU UlftVL 111 CENSUS AND COUNT PATRIOTIC DUTY SEE THAT EVERY PERSON IN LINN COUNTY IS PROPERLY LISTED DEVOL VES UPON THE PEOPLE OF EACH" COMMUN ITY; TIME NEARLY UP. : V ' V . How la Alliany conlag oa with her reaauaT Will every aiaa, wo- j . man and child alive oa January 1, 1920 be counted and Hated with Vatic Bi:aT la anyone bring overlooked by the busy courier, atom? Are you duihg anything . to aeo that no one in Lib oi r-. looked? . The crnaua of tha country la vital to L'nclo Jam and a proper enumera tion" of Albany and Linn County ia I vital to the place. So many thirufs are baaed on the census that It be I hove tha community to aee that every . available peraon I accounted for. well as throughout the United State, the Chamber of Commerce are All persons making thtbVfomes in ho taking a hand in the matter and- ren- tela should be Included. Lets be up dering all aid possible to the enumei - ators. There ahould be soma such a ASSISTANCE BEING GIVEN -COLLEGE Prominent Pastors Directing Fund Campaign Through out the State Dr. W. O. Forbes, of Seattle and Dr. C. W. Hays of Portland were in Alliany yesterday and today assisting President A. M. Williams and the trustees of Albany for raising the lost f 16,000 on the budget of the college for the next three years. Tip. Forhe and lluva will o-ive much of their time in February to .ul .l. i n....i..i i nun Hum in i uiuauu auu viiuimj'. Rev. W. J. Large of Eugene will help twor" accompnsnca miring me ia. in the upper Willamette valley. Rev. " d n opportunity will be given J. W. Hoyt, of Ashland in Southern 1 to "itictle or P1'6 the work the Oregon; Rev. J. E. Blair in Toos Hay.n"vc one- , Presbytery? Rev B F Harper in1 The Cascadia road project will be Pendleton. Preshvtery and .Rev. Wm. ' ano,h,-r matu,r come UP and k Baird in Grand Rounde Presbytery, i "" important an With tho exception of Mr Blnir nouncement will be made on this these special representatives "of the'P0"'1- Colleire are loaned to tho college bv ! A ,urcc nnmheT ot Hamsburg peo- the Board of Publication and Sunday ',,c nn cxc a"' ,l s ''ly that ' tion of Mr. Carter, the retiring prcs school work of Philadelphia. I tl,c5' wil1 hnve mrtninB of interest , 'dent-and presented the wedding pres This ramnni.ii over the stnt.. is conditional on Albany and Linn county furnishing the $15,000 subscription now being secured in Albany. The, Committee of Thirty, conducting that campaign will meet Wednesday even ing to report progress. i Investigation ' . of Awards of - - Medals is Urged . 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.-A P. 1 Urging a congressional Investigation """' u ' uccri.un .or service during the wr. Representative Gallivan. democrat, of Massachuaetts, nw.nt( which is believed to have aome declared In the House today that moreffcct on tting prices back to a distinguished service medals In pro- ow(r level. postion had been awarded to army officers who never got nearer tha front than Waaht'ngton than to tljos who saw actual service oversea. Montana Held From Enforcing Marking Order HELENA, Jan. 13. A. P. Unite j State District Judge Bouquin today granted an injunction against the Mon tana Trades Commission, halting th operation of the commission' order which would compel retail dealer to , A peart necklace valued at $1,000 mark the cost price upon goods of-1 four yean ago would cost $5,000 to fared for sat in that state. , day.' ncnnmo Tin am . UtIUWd UrUll UUTLA111UU11 SHOULD BE FULL mova here. There ahould have been earlier. The count in Albany will be finished on the 17th, and there ahould be careful re -check to aee that everyone ia counted. Th count In the rural district will continue for another 1 daya after the 17th. ' ' ' - ' If you know of anyone who ha not been enumerated be bo re to notify the Chamber of Commerce or aome inter ested party and an effort will be made to have them included. It ia the patriotic duty of every person in the city to aee that Albany receive a full count, Much depends upon it and no one ahould be passed by. 'The enumerators" should search ; every building in the city for lodgers ' with the times and get a full repre aentation. Leta all do our part. ROAD MEETING NEXTSATURDAY County Court to Make Re- port and Important Mat ters to be Discussed ' The Linn County Good Roads As sociation will meet Saturday at 12:30 o'clock at the St. Francis Hotel. Prom inent citizens from all over the coun ty will be in attendance -and matters of interest will be discussed. . Hon, R. A. Booth, state highway commissioner and Herbert K. NUnn Ni ' state highway engineer are expected to 1,0 resent. The members of thelesl-m Btl1 y nl orotner workers county court rill make a statement of ...... . 1011 ""'ocai peop.c. I)c(jlr8 A. Skfi - 71 rrJ Vr- Sales This i Year I According to I. A. McDowell, local shoe dealer, the merchants of the country have been asked by Attorney Goneral Palmer, of the Department of Justice, to ho"ld ccorfBmy sales dur- ing the months of January and Febru-1 order. The representative of the Dem-ary- This step is being taken in an I ocrat was next hit by the toastmastcr effort to bring prices down. The deal-1 , ,,,, thMnoh their y-jou, trade jOUmala and all m.Vfd tn caMnrT.te i this move- Smyrna Declared " Out of Turkish Empire by Sultan PARIS , Jan. 13. A. P. Smyrna was declared "in aenaration from the Turkish empire'' . in the Sultan's ,irnn irvu, miv turuiiv, reau in wig chamber of deputies Monday, accord ing to a Constantinople dispatch.' Smyrna Is now In the Greek lone of occupation. ' " HOUSE IS SAVED BY TWO WOMEN Ladies Prove Efficient Fire Fighters When Aged Man's Home Burns LEBANON, Ore. Jan. 13 KSpecial) Pat Shields, who reiides In the Ten neaaee diaetrict, almost had a disastr ous Are Saturday when the roof of his house caught fire from the stove pipe. But fW the quick work of Mrs. Arthur Burkhart and Mia Eva Uens more who were near by, the house and contents would have burned, as Mr. Shields is very old and feeble and Uvea alone. - Miss Eva climbed to the roof and Mrs. Burkhart banded up wa ter. Before any men had reached cue house the fire waa well under control The men at once went to work to re pair the roof. The fire occurred about two p. m., and by dark the house was well re pa red. , League Sleeting Set for Friday WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. A. P The firt meeting of the Lcag'jc of nations will be held in P.iris Friday morning.' The call which went out late yesterday waa issued in mcemv ance with the terms of the Versailles treaty by. President Wilioo. BROTHERHOOD OF CARMEN INSTALL Delightful Program and Dance Held in W. O. W.Hall The Brotherhood of Railway Car men of America held their annual in stallation of officer and a rousing bam-det and a general goo! time at the W. O. W. hall last night with tbout seventy members and friends present. The occasion was also given in honor of Past president L. R. Carter, who had recently returned on his honeymoon from Los Angeles.' In token of his sterling worth and high a fine dinner set was presented to Mr. Ij . , , , ......., of appreciation made in the various '"'J cf eve.nm After the imtmnon program the guests were ushered into the dinning i wh're a fine bano.u had j prepared. V. M Petterson acted as I toast master and did justice to the position. Mr. Crawford, on behalf of the Brotherhood spoke in apprecli- ort tnai naa rjecn seeurrea. Mr. Lsrter was called on and spoke in hijrh ap preciation of the friendship and cour tesy extended him by his fellow work men. J. W. Taylor, general superin tendent of the Albany car shops, was next introduced and made an instruc tive .iid inspiring talk that was well received. S. B. Penney, who Is an- j other of the loyal members was called O'Jt by the toatmaster and made some worthy remarks for the good of the but on being too full for utterance I .,M mt,. K,,t . hw....!.. .r his real appreciation of the occasion and the great cause for which the brotherhood stands. The program of the evening closed With a general social occasion consis ting of dancing and other amusements The members of the Albany brother hood are a fine class of men and worthy of the high esteem In which they are held by all who really know them. The officers 'nstalled for the en suing year are: E. W. Maxwell, presi dent, C. A. Holley, vice president, Francis Rougher, recording and fin ancial secretary, Geo. A. HofUch, treasures, L. R. Carter, local board Chairman, Fred D. Walter, L. B. B. secretary, W. E. Gildow, John South worth and R. A. Branch trustee. J. R. Meisncr, guide, R. A. Branch. War den, J, A. Dinkel, sentinel and Fred Hochipiere, chaplin. OLCOTT TO HOLD OFFICE FOR REST OF WITHYCOMB'S UNEXPIRED TERM Supreme Court Hands Down Opinion That Governor Shall Retain Office to end of Late Governor's Term. , THREE DISSENT Justices "Johns, Bennett, Bean and McBride Concur While Harris, Benson and Burnett Dissent from the Opinion. SALEM, Ore, Jan. 13 By As sociated Pseaa The state Sa p rente Court today decided that Governor Olcott ahall retain bis Office throughout the unexpired term of the late Governor James Withycoanbel ' - The prevailing opinion was written by Justice Johns, Justices Bennett, Bean and McBride concurring. Justice Harris, Benson and Burnett dissent ed. .-t . The ease waa taken to the Supreme Court in the form of a mandamus to compel Governor Olcott as Secretary of State to include the office of gover nor in the list of offices to be certified to by the county clerks of the state to be filled by election this year, . This decision means that Governor Olcott will hold office for two years more before having to go before the people for election. ONECOMMISSION ISFAVOREDHERE Local Fish & Game Associa tion has Solution for : State Problem The Santiam Fish and Game associ ation met last night at the office of I the city recorder and went on record I in the matter of the state fish and j game commissions as favoring one ( committee with a division of duties :and a division of the funds. I The committee suggested would be composed of seven members appont ed by the" governor, three of whom should represent the sportsmen's in terests and three to represent the com mercial interests of the state and one on the committee as chairman to be neutral. The committee would be se lected equally1 f rttti ' three congres sional districts of the state. An order has been recently received from the state game commission granting the request to close Parmelia lake for fishing for a period of two years, beginning May 15. False Alarms Peeve Firemen and Chief Price False fir alarms are becoming tire some to Chief Clark Price and mem bers of the fire department who are forced to leave their beds in the chilly night and make their way to some point on a Wild-cat chase. Last even ing about 7:30 o'clock an alarm was turned in without cause. - Chief Price believes last evenings alarm to have baen the work of a small boy attracted by the accounts of Sat urday night's runs; but the previous alarms were the work of larger boys bent on meanness, he thinks. An ef fort Is -being made to apprehend th culprits and if anyone 1s caught Id th act they will be given 'th full penalty of the law.