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1 t ALBANY DEMOCRAT Entered at the poatoftice at Albany, Oretron, as aecond-clasa matter. W. U Jackson and Ralph K. Croniae Kditors and Manager laily published every eveninit except Sunday. Senmveckly published Tuesday and Friday. 1865 ESTABLISH:.) Business Matlrr In ordering changes of address, subscribers should always give old as well as new address. Subscription Kates Daily Delivered by carried Ter month Wk Per year in Advance $.").00 By Mail, In Linn and Route 4 Benton County, Per your, in Advance . .?4 00 Outside of Linn County and Rt. 4 Benton Co., Tor year, in Advance . .J5.00 Mamher of The Aaociated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in tliia paper and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. PHONE 96 LINN COUNTY. OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, NO MOKE UAKPSBURGS Nations seem to learn surprisingly little from history, even when it is their own history. Hungary, after all she has suffered from monarchy, has voted for a return of mon archie rule. And for a monarch she wants another Haps burg! Ordinarily it would hardly be considered anybody else's business what kind of ruler Hungary might have. But it is difficult in this case. The war started by the Hapsburgs, which in origin and character was quite in keeping with the Hapsburg history and traditions, has led to a stern resolve on the part of the dominant powers that never again, will that unprincipled dynasty be tolerated. Europe is fed up on Hapsburgs. The Allies have there fore served notice on Hungary that "such a restoration of a dynaty which to its subjects represented a system of coercion and domination in Alliance with Germany over other races would not be consistent either with the principles for which this war has been fought or with the result of the liberation of subject peoples which has been achieved, and that the choice of a Hapsburg would be at variance with the peace settlement, and can be neither recognized nor tolerated." Europe is fed up on Hohenzollerns, too, and any at tempt to set any of that brood on any throne will call forth a similar prohibition. This incident, however, shows that the curse is seated deeper than most people have thought. The evil is not eradi cated when the autocrates are removed. Like Aesop's frogs, the foolish people may still clamor for a king, and court their own destruction. The monarchy idea is strong yet through out Central Europe. There is still too much Hapsburg in Hungary and Austria, and too much Hohenzollern in Ger many. Before the world is really safe, the people them selves must be democratized. That is a slower process than kicking kings off-their thrones. TODAY'S EVENTS !- Century of the birth of Oliver Many, distinguished American geolo gist and educator. Today is. the 12Mh anniversary of the opening of the University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill. The Missouri School Superintend ents' Association meets at Jefferson City toduy to discuss the salary quest ion. Governor r'rank O. Lowden of Il linois is to be the chief speaker at the annual banquet tonight of the Lin coln Republican Club of Kalamazoo, Mich. Important problems of business anil industry are to be discussed by the Colorado Commercial Congress, meet ing in annual session today at Pueblo. A call has been issued for a meeting of the Idaho Republican Stale Com mittee at Boise today to fix the time and pluce for holding the State con vention. A National Orange Show will be in augurated at Sun Krancisco, Culif., to day to celebrate the 1 10th anniversary of the planting of one of California's first orange trees, by Padre Pumetx, a Francisan. A' 4 Today's Calendar of Sports . Racing Winter meeting of Cuba-American Jockey Club, at Havana. inter meeting of Business Men s Racing Association, at New Orleans. Boxing Willie Jackson vs. Johnny Sheppard, 10 rounds, at Milwaukee. Oakey Keyes vs. Bobby Byrne, 8 rounds, at Paterson, N. J. Johnny Buckley vs. Jimmy Frux- xetti, 12 rounds, at Brackton, Mass. Comments of the State Press : If We Had Men If we had as ninny nu n Interested in electing capable public officials as we have interested In being elected themselves, ibis would lr an excep tionally well governed u.ilion. Columbian. Biliousness fin JIM i l.oss to The Nation The resignation of Franklin K. Line as Secretary of the Interior is n dis tinct loss to the nation. Ho is one of the airong, clean men who have giown up in I lie Wtsi. .mil in all his official acts he has carefully gu.inled the in terests of the people of this section, knowing well us he does the value of our nation. il resources and the pos sibilities of development lying in the future. Eugene llu.ird. ; Elect Him President I W. L. Pouglas' three dollar shoe advertising is credited with having 1 elected him governor uf Massachus etts once upon a time. Now it would elect him president hands down. Ex. VjMaitN you have a bilious 2'.t.:ck your liver fails Itf to perform its fupctiorj. You become con ctipulcd. The food you cat ferments in your stomach instead of digesting. Tins inilamc9 the stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible headache. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They will ten- rp your liver, clean cut your stomach end you vill :oo:i be 13 well ever. There is nothhr? betrcr. Death Prna'ty When the death penalty wn abol ished by popular voir in Oregon the proposal carried by only l.r7 major ity. That it will be restored by a very much larger majority is now generally admitted Lebanon Express He Known the Job The only surprising thing about the appointment of Meredith to the cabinet is that he knows something about the job Oregon Statesman. Wor'd's Trouble Frank Wmderlip. for long Ameri ca's foremost financier, says that this nation is suffering from "a cnxe for extravagance. " Irving T. Bush says the world "has been trying to find a substitute for work." Oregon Journal. Born A Britisher Testimony before the senate com mittee shows that Adminl Sims Us. ually knocked and belittled the Am erican navy and the American army. Sims was horn a Britisher and ap penntly h.is never gotten over it. East Oregonian. INTERNATIONALIZED WATERWAYS u The League of Nations, though awaiting participation of the United States for entrance into its full sphere of ac tion, is already operating in several important respects. One of them is the control of the internationalized navagable rivers of Europe. The Scheldt just now affords a good example of what is to be expected along this line. Belgium and Holland, after decades of disagreement, hase -finally adjusted their rival claims to that stream. Holland, holding both sides of its mouth, is no longer to dominate it as she did in the war, to the great embarrassment of Belgium, whose seaport, Ant werp, could be reached from the sea only through neutral territory. There is to be henceforth joint control of the Scheldt by the two countries. 1 hey are to co-operate in a new system of auxiliary canals, and questions of dispute are to be referred by them to the League of Nations. 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