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t ii l.ihra'f ' eoooeooooooooooo O Member of TIIK ASSOCIATED 0 O I'ltKKH. The only paper In Linn 0 O county mrr)ln( A. I. dispatcher O 0000000000000)09 ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT 000000000000000 o O Tonight and Wednesday Fair O O ' o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO , VOL. XXXII. ALBANY, LINN COUNTY. ORFCON. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1020 No. 232 FORMAL DEMAND FOR THOSE WHO ARE ACCUSED OF CRIMES IS MADE i List Ih Handed (Jcrman Itep rcsontativeH at Puris Today and Will jt Forward to liorlin Government. MANY ntlNCES NAMED Sunn of Former Emperor Head List Which ImludeH Leading Generals and Statesmen. (' "'AIMS, Feb. J It' the Associ ated Pre The list uf German accused by ' the IMr ' or war crime and whn ettraditlon l demanded, in headed by the form, rr Croan Prince Frederick Wil liam and sevrr.il olhrr on of the former emperor. The lut Mi handed to (ittmln rep rrnaiivrt toduy. Von Bethmiinii llolwcir, farmer Chancellor; Generals von Hlndenburg. l.udcmlorff, von Murkrnwm, Prince Rupprccht, thi Inik of Wurtenburg and a number of other titl.' o.'fiei'r. u::i prime ait also w:mted. New Classified - FOR RF.NT Furnished nm for light tl'iuvkei-pilig. Tunclina With children need not apply. W. ;t'i Street. 8f WANTED 2 men to cut 3.'.uOO hoop pules and 100.000 hop pegs, Al. llats- nvgan. PinclU J1"U Unc, ;-..,ue 8.-F-l 1. If'' FOR 8ALK Modern bungalow, built n ypars, has 7 ruoma and bath, large clothea cliwta with each bed room, hot and euld water up stairs and down, pood basement, lot W,x 110 feet, with good garage. Friut of various kind.. I HI K fth St., All.ny, Or. For further informa tion write to II. W. Taylor, 1005 Winchester St. Roseburg, Ore. .If 5 W ANTKD Jlmim in modern home with bath privilege. See Z. V. Cnnwell Shoe Dept. Hamilton' . Store. (hold) f3 LOST Yesterday afternoon a 1100 Greenback. Finder please leave at Democrat un".ce and r.-ceive rewanl. f:r WANTED LOGGER Man to take contract to put in from 1 to 3 mil lion feet of logs or man to work by day and bonus. .Must have knowl edge of logging on wagons, l"girinK ' with horses on the ground, nnd log ging with donky. See C. (t. Cameron at Cameron, Oregon Silo Mfg. Co. office, Font of Ferry St. Albany, Ore. tM FOR SALE- 17 ewes anil lambs nnd two sows with pigs. D. L. Davis, 2' miles north of 1'lainview, Ore. 3f.ri XT. y SALE 121 acres with nlmut 100 mres in cultiviition and about 1ft acres in oak timber and B acres stump land easily rleared. fi mils from Albany and 3-4 mile from Pa cific Highway on a good (oad and close to school, there is some white land on thia hut moat of it is good wheat land, small house, good barn and family orchard. Price 90 per acre and we will nrrange the terms. Hoflich A Hornback. SH FOR SALE House and lot at 937 east third street. Phone 7114-J SOf WANTED Minnesota Number 13 seed com in the ear, Albert Schulu', Albany, Or., Rt. 6. 3f WANTED DRESS MAKING .Will do plain or fancy sewing. Cull at Mrs. J. M. Staata, 914, E 2nd St. SflO EMPLOYMENT WANTED Aa book keeper, office work or clerical po sition, by young lady of experience. Phone in cam of Democrat office. 3f9. FOR SALE House and lot at No. 209 Harrison Street, Price Fi0.00, $100.00 down, 15 por month. Im mediate possession. Tho house lias four rooma and basement. Wlrfld for electric llghta, haa Rood n:tlen and chicken house. Beam Lend Co. 3f4 securities, Interest 6 per cent, pay able semiannually. Amounts $100 or more, Phone 74. Barney Hecker, 108 W. 2nd St.! Albany. J31fll I'YTHIAN KNIGHTS . ENJOY IJANQUET Fine Time Had at Entertain ment 1'reHented by the l'ythian Sisters Tha pragram and banquet given by lh l'ythian Bister at th Knight uf I'ythiaa building lat night waa a marked ucce. it waa attended by altout on hundred Kir Knikhta and l'ythian 8ltrr. Tha llrat number on tha progran waa a fina feed prepared by the lame, assisted by Mr. Humphrey who rep resented Oregon producta both in the way of numeroua aaniplea on tha han quet table and by conclusive argument that it ia the duty uf every citizen to support home manufactories. Following the banquet the guest were Invited to retire to the main auditorium uf the hall where a aplen did program waa carried out under the direction of Mm, Terry K. Kelly a chairman. Al Oregon product wire to Oe aioplmitetj uuring tin enli'i' program, tha firal on tha liat waa Mini Kthel Magera a six year old who gave danra known aa tha High land Fling which waa greatly ap,i...i ated. Prof. Charlra South, a former Linn (Continued on Page H) convention BEHELD FEB. 20 Tentative Program For Chris tian Endeavor Conven tion is Announced Following I tha tentative program for the Western Division of tha Ore gon Christian Endeavor Convention which will be held in Albany, Febru aiy -.'0. 21, and 22. This will be one of the largest conventions of its kind ever held in Oregon and will bring n,.,r- ih.n Ann ....I ,1.. to the city. j Friday Kvenlng Kegistratioi, on .prri.l train i. . 00 (,et-ac.iiainte,l peril at L. P. chunh. directed by Alva SUrr and Alice Judd. i s.no f i: . ! i.... Sv State Sunday sociation. PcSml As-1 Scripture readink and praye Dr. Young, Pastor Alluiny Hup tist church. "Unto the Uttermost", Dr. Mc Afee, Puxtor First Pres. Church li-vrkeley, ( al. Solo, Alice Judd. Saturday Morning 7:30 Executive Committee Breakfast. H:4.r Fong Service, Harold Humbert. H: Conference Union officers and committee chairmen. G 'ii; nil Conft'rences Prayer Meeting, Howard Zin ser. Lookout, G. N. Patterson Alumni Paul Brown. Ml ;iiinary, G'Ttruile Kakin. Social. Alio J.:.l.l. riiiiuitaneoiis cimfor.-nc:' for Jim. and Int. l-'nder with Fnye Mnorhi-nd and Kffie Torgerwn. ' 11:00 Bible study, Rev. II. H. Griffs, Pnst.r First Christian Church .Portland. 12:00 Convention Business LunrheTin, reports and election of officers. Saturday Afternoon 2:"0 Conferences Junior, Faye Moorhead. Intermediate, Kffie Torger n. Educational, Walter Myers. 3:30 One-minute talk on Loyalty Campaign. 3:50 "Things that Abide unto the Uttermost," Rev. H. L. Cox., Pastor First Friend Church, Portland. Simultaneous Address to Inter mediate, Paul Brown. 4:40 Bible Study, Rev. Griff is. 6:00 Adjournment. 6:00 Educational and Intermediate Banquet. Saturday Evening FOR SALE Two grade Guernsey heifcr calve, 2 month old.sFrom' extra good cow, Lencoff Farm, Rtthcad sheep, 8 milk cows, 2 heifer, 4 3, Phono 7F11. 8f4 , sows, 4 work horses, 100 chickens, all ! MONTESANO, Feb. 3. (by A. P.) FOR SALE A lx year old bay mare,1 feed and seed on place to run place. The state exercises its third preemp welgha between 1400 and 1500 lb, for one year. Price $31,600, $12,000 lory challenge and the defense exreis Gentle. Alo some good milk cow, cash, balance at 6 per cent Hoflich di fifth today. Only 10 are left be fresh soon. Call 4F13. 3f5 & Hornback, Lyon Street. 4 'fore the permanant jury i secured, TO EXCHANGE A good piece of In-1 FOR SALE 40 acre 2H mile from possibly Thursday. The opening of come business property, brick build-1 Tangent. In good farming section court was delayed bv the report that Ing, for a good farm. See J. V. ' on good road. Has small farm ( Ber: Bland, one of the eleven defend Pipc, Albany State Bank Bldg. buildings. Price $4000. Hoflich & an! i was ill. He wa able to appear 3f6' Hornback. 3f4'in court, however. DANIELS ASSERTS THAT ADMIRAL SIMS IS MORE OF A SHORE MAN THAN A FIGHTER ON DEEP SEAS NAVAL SECRETARY TAK ES UI CONTENTIONS OF ADMIRAL SIMS BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE . AND GIVES VIEWS ON SQUABBLE; TROUBLE BETWEEN SIMS AND ADMIRAL WILSON LED . TO SLIGHT, SAYS SECRETARY. WASHINGTON, Feb. S By the Aaaociated I'rraa Taking up the contention of Itear Admiral Him. Joaephu Denial, aecretary of the navy look emphatic laaua with the admiral before the Sen ate committee today. Secretary Daniels aatertrd that Ad- i miral Sims on ihore duty in the Spin- Uh-American and tha World War "demonat ruled ability of a high order" and "hi own record non doubt influ- ! cured Sim in placing horr duty a- bove tea duty in the danger zone." He thowed (hat during the In-t "'t year Admiral Sine rvr.i alaiu- niiu ye.r at , Daniela po.ue.l out th t ahore a .nnn decid'-s importn-it nue. tion. with time to w k'h the pro and cons, while nt tea a cam m ind-r in in IRISH QUESTION IS DISCUSSED Meeting as K. C. Hall Hears! Statements on Timely Topic The Friends of Irish Freedom held) Coach Brumbaugh and manager open house to their friends and the,1'11"' Fortmiller and aix mymhcru public generally at a crowded meeting ; of thc Alb,n'' hih cho1 b""ket ba" .'in the K of C. hall last nbrht. The music, the decorations and the speech-. "Mhern Oregon where they will play , W(.r ,jstinctly Irish nrd even thefuur ttmt-s th'3 we'k- fI,,11Im., of thc performer 1 Toni,rht ,he wiU mrtt Vnia hiK'' ,.;,.,. , f ,h inri, school. Thursday ni-ht Central Poi. t, nd thr appointment of the lunch ...... Ubles were et off with the Irish col- ml Frwly nd Saturday nights they The purpose of th. meeting, an tt- , cl by President Hurry Lyon, wi to explain the Irish question, to show thc Justice of her cluim to independ-' ence and to win ympathy to her cause. In the absence of the. princi- -...I !...-. t l. t'.1 i n, it, 'i vuau'f ... iiihiuv, rniiin I.Ane nrwike tirieftv .if the reliirinils : a . tki it a i '.k issue which has betn conniTttMi with me question, particularly or lute, After showing that almost half the, Miulution of Ulska stands for the fivid.ini of Ireland. Father Lane ktat- k1:o- I triots in the past were protesntuts. I a.i are many of the leading In" 1 re-1 publicans of toduy. To name a few of CORVALLIS. Ore. Oivgon Agri these patriot not one a Catholic, cultural college track athletes, now he yprke of Grnttim, Wolfe, Tono that the football season has e::dcr, Lord Fitzgerald, John Mitchell, Rub- are btinning to Ioik foi-vard to t!;.' ert l'-mmet and I'owell. Again there is thc protestnnt, Francis McKinly. thv coast this sjrin;r, th? culmination nr.ile of the lute President MrKinley, of the indoor season being- the Far who was hanged and mnrtured as a Western indoor meet to be held Apr. traitor and died bravely for the cause '3, in the O. A. C. armory here, of a Free Ireland. . ' Talent for this year's track team L'.r fr....i tlin P.mit'a uivini, ni.l In t,!ll imli.t t n t ,:p lut rtt list the Irish in their struggle for ir.de-. varsity men. beside i'iitt.r J:.rklTv B'A'"iun!::o k2s thl tar" liendency, the Irish felt that the pres-' freshmen and sophomores. Carter! P10 DO"t Orsini and the auxiliary ent Pontiff was strictly neutral, while' and Greeir, apparently, will be the ship Citti Di Roma, bound from An Leo XIII had discouraged thoir earlier team's sprinters. Carter has hev jrul ! cona to Pola with munitions and food effor to obtain their fredr-v This 100-yard dash first to his credit. ,r , ,. , - , ... , . .. . , i ... , r, , ,, , .. ., stuffs for the Italian naval forces, in fact had been admitted by the lend-' Kim and Bob McClanathan are the' Ing Ofangemen themselves. In. con-' 440-yard contestants, while Lee Dur-iThe vcsslI wcre brought into Fiume. elusion Father Lane depreciated the fact that the religious boggy was again set loose to disturb and per- plex the peoples of two continent. - i For Sale 226 Acre 220 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture, all fenced with good woven wire, 12 mile south of Albany and close to Electric station and on a main 1 road, good 10 room house, 2 barns SO- ton silo and many other out buildings, gaa engine pumping plant, tho follow- Ing property goe at the price: 100 imminent danger of death and mutt .nuke momentua decisions in a flash, often when ship is attacked, and a miainkr would lie fatal. II) declares that chivalry, coolness, preparation and firesight after a com mander's hip had lrn struck by a submarine deserve the highest -ward. Sicretary Daniela said that person al , differences developing between Admiral Sims and Henry B. Wilson, former commander of the American naval forces off the French coast, led Sim to omit Wilson's name from tie likt of officeri recommended for medils by Sims. Daniela said that "when the hiktorv of the war l writ tin that Admiral Wilvon's service will aiand a high at that of Admiral Sims Mayo, Benton and RotVnan." HIGHSCHOOLTO PLAY IN SOUTH! Basket Ball Team Leaves on Trip to Southern Ore gon Cities I "n"' th' "" for "l throuch win piay jieoiora nign scnooi. me me fhIuI.Nl with Ashlar.d and Roseburg high schols were cancelled on account of the influenza epidemic .. v. :..u i. .;.i ... V... :n unBa ... cities. The member of the team making the trip are Willurd, center, Moore and Wilkinnn f.trwnrfU Hnllr and , - - . Russard, guards and Bussard, substi- tute Manager FortmilliT will also . ... . . act a a substitute in case his ser- vices are needed I rack h vents cinder path contc to tiiks placv or ham, Reynolds and Bryant are 8S0-I yard contenders. Grant Swan appears! to be the lone miler, while there are. , two who may enter the two-mile rac- ea, McCormick and Bullard. Elkelman and Reardon are the vet eran hurdlers, the former also being contender for neul event honors, . rrCtttptOry Challenge Is Used at Trial CLUB WOMEN ARE ASKED TO HELP Lint of Available Nurses in Oregon are Wanted by Officers The following letter haa been receiv ed, Baking Albany and Linn county to secure a list of available nurses aa a precautionary measure in case an epidemic breaka out. To the Presidents of the Federated Clubs of Oregon A request haa come from Dr. David N. Roberg, Bute Health Officer, that a liat of all available nurses, either trained or practical, from your reac tive neighborhoods or districts, be ent at once to your county and city health office ra. In case of need, each community will have to depend upon itself for nurses. According to the Surgeon General of the U. S. Public Health Service, there ia no money available to dispatch physicians or nurses over the state in case of emergency. Thia ia only measure of prepared- I neaa, and I want to ask the co-opera-I tion of the Federated Clube of Ore gon with the State Board of Health in thia matter. Very truly yours, (Signed) IDA B. CALLAHAN Prea. O. F. W. C. NEW REVOLUTION IN NICARAGUA Revolutionists Reported De feated in Battle With federal lroops MANAGUA. Nicaragua. Feb. 3 By A. P. There has been a fresh anj WOuld require n tit tie addition revolutionary outbreak in Honduras, B work for paving. ! according to advices. The revolution - ' ista, headed by Don Alberto Mom- I . , t u I breno, former vice-president of Hon- uura Kitu ur. .xnario ooriano BUlier- ed heavy defeat at the hands of gov- .1 ti v- : . c : wr emment force and are now retiring; f . toward the Nicaraguan frontier, it is.IdanO Making reported. eiCbeTTy SOUgM t or Place, says -r 7 . iji HIS Si 1 1 Ulllty jfootbf.u gquad next sSlSon ,re re- GRAND RAPIDS. Feb. 3-By A. P.' ing rmulated by a special commit ... ... tee cf stuclnts. alumni and faculty -James Murfin. attorney for New- momhcTZ by pjdent F. . bc rr- told tlc jury today that he Lindley to select a coach. would show that Newberry entered the Senatorial campaign at the solicit- tion of others and not in furtherance i ! of a scheme to win a seat. WUINZIOIS AT IT AGAIN Soldier-Foct Captures Two Italian Naval Vessels With Supplies TRIESTE. Feb. 3. (by A. P.) Gab- 1intinn. Jennrttt1 r . w , ff At JuinieriClC LONDON. Feb. 3. (by A. P.) Ma-jor-General Graves, commanding the American farces in Siberia, rennrteil .h. r.vnl.;ni.t. h.v. -nt.-,J v.t. divostok and captured the town. The crowds are orderly, the allied forces putroUing the streets and protecting . jnnocen, people and preventing loot- The revolutionist platform declared for an end of civil war and interfer ence by foreigner in internal affairs of Siberia. . School Director Meet -The regular school board meeting of the director of Albany schools will ( be hilrt at the senior high school building this evening beginning at 7:30.. OLCOTT names SENATOR DAY ON COMMISSION TO LOOK OVER ROAD Portland Contractor to Help Decide on Feasibility 'of Removing DesChutes Rail road and Building Road. THOUGHT POSSIBLE Two Rail Lines to Bend From Columbia River Held Ex cessive; Roadbed Would Make Good Highway. (By Associated Press) SALE.M.Ore. Feb. S Goiemor 0 cott today appointed Senator L N. I Day, of Portland, a member of the legislation commission to Investigate the feasibility of removing one of the two railroads now extending from the O.-W. R. A N. and Northern Pacific Kn' on the Columbia River to Bend and extending the other line fro Bend to Ka'math Falls. The pl-.n wou'd b to oe the bed of the road removed for the f'ata highway. The other member? of tho commission are Senator Roy Rittner, of Pendleton and Representative Brod ick, of Redmond. The argument ia advanced that two reads parlelling the Des Chute nr ir. not needed and that the road ' ,. ; . u . jrd j The two roads were built in 1309 following a dash to reach the central part of Oregon first, and the eonstroc- f " "... . ' AMinAn.H mncn ctrife ana n.anV 11 fueds. Plans For Good Team This Fall MOSCOW, Idaho Plans for ob taining the best man available to take 'charge of the University of Idaho Dean C. P. Cockcrill, one of the fac- ulty mombT of the commit toe. re- , . , , rem.mu .o... ... during whicn ne interviewea a n.:m i ber of coaches of middle .rep tern rol- j leges with a yiew to getting a l'r. on a desirable man for tho Idaho cord ing berth. B Ens Is Popular Again On Second Night Last night at the Baptist church Bruce Evans, the famous evangelist lived up to his record of amusing the ' audience. He seems to be the one i man who can attract the crowd on i Mondry nicht, but there was no kt The people want to get the most out of Bruce from the beginning. To the interested audience he preached a powerful sermon on "Pet ering" and drove home his points with both comic and tragic effect, the neo ple breaking out into applause at hit real western style of preaching, tie is a preacher with effect and gives a punch to his message. r ... 1 . .' . v. , ..... I one maul leuiuie mat iiiguv wwa the large number of men present. One of them a prominent citizen said, Bruce ia the most interesting preach er I ever heard." Another feature was the crowd of I children present who listen so quietly ?hat tt "PV t.h K- " is expected to feature a parade Sat urday. The meetings begin at 7:46. To Postmaster Job at Portland PORTLAND, Feb. 3 By A. Pj Despite the fact that the President yesterday signed an order dismissing him, Frank S. Myers maintains his post as postmaster, asserting that tha Senate must confirm the President's act before It becomes effective.