Albany daily democrat., March 18, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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ALBANY. OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 18
MEN WANTED!
Wood and I'nderwood
It Is not beyond the possibilities
thai the candidates for President will
be Wood and Underwood lit the split
that would follow the latter would
be so far Underwood that he would
not be visible with a magnifying
glass. Salem Statesman,
Disability of President
Congress wants authority to pass
upon the disability of the president
Then it would be in line to have every
candidate for congress examined by
an alienist and that might help
sonu- Eugene Cuard. v
Words Don't Reforest
What is the use of talking so much
al-out conserving the nation's timber
resources and actually doing nothing?
Oregon Journal.
Whole Hearted Support-
When one of those presidential can-
American manhood-if American males may be so char- HZ TSlZl . !
whereby we can get a dollar meal
for four-bits, he will get our en-
thusiastic and whole hearted support, i
Columbian-Vancouver. !
TODAY'S EVENTS
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Thursday, March 18, 11'iO
Centenary of the birth of William
E. Stevenson, governor of Wot Vir
ginia lHrtlt-71.
The Roman Catholic archdiorrse of
Toronto complrtcs its first half-century
today.
Dr. John W. Hamilton, noted bishop
and educator of the Methodist Epit
copal Church is 75 years old today.
Tho anniversary of the hlrth of
President lirover Cleveland will be
commemorated with a public meeting
in New York today.
What is expected to be the greatest
Bible conference ever held in the
Smith will be opened in Atlanta today
and coutiuud to March i!8.
Kubert Underwood Johnson, the
new United States Ambassador to I
tnly. Is scheduled to sail today to
take up the duties of his post at Rome.
The Democratic national and State
campaign in Kentucky is to be open
ed in Louisville tonight with a ban
quet at which Homer S. Cummings,
chairman of the national committee
will be the chief speaker.
points to certain days in the week. It
was not popular with small shippers
who welcome the restoration of a
daily service.
Salted sunflower seeds are a favo
rite ratable in Russia.
An apron is the first article of
clothing mentioned in history.
In (ireece the bridegroom has a
gold ring, and tli, bnde a silvrr one.
tiai pipes measuring over two tliou
und miles run under the streets of
Lundon,
In Japan the first and fifteenth
days of each month are observed ss
holidays.
The first Protestant Armenian
church In America is toon to be rrrci
ed In Philadelphia
On League-
More than one-half probably
three-fourths of the republicans in
the senate arc for the league of na
tions with reservations.
Eewer than one-half about twelve
or fourteen are against any league j
of nations, with or without reserva
tions. Oregonian. !
Lodge's New Plan
There are more ways than one of
skinning a cat or crossing a stream,
ami Senator Lodge is demonstrating ,
that the ways of killing a treaty are i
not limited to singleness. Mr. Lodge ;
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos
trils and End Head-Colds.
acterized is certainly being told "where it get off' with re
gard to present-day feminism. Recently Blasco Ibenez,
the Spanish novelist, was quoted as warning Americans re
garding feminine domination, and urging them to re-assert
themselves even to the extent of "treating the women
rough." Cardinal O'Connell of Boston followed with a more
decorous but unmistakable dose of the same medicine, de
manding the men bestir themselves and regain their lost
authority as husbands and fathers. Now comes Dr. Wil
liam J. Hickson, head of Chicago's psychopathic laboratory
and a mental specialist of international repute, declaring:
"Today women have got the drop on the men in this
country. The reforms being conducted are inspired usually
by women. These reforms aim at one thing. They aim to
put on man the same restrictions under which woman has
been functioning for a century.
"Prohibition is typical of modern Puritan mania. The
iiiumi iiiuvciiicms arc aiSU typical. 1 ney, Wirn tne SO-Caiiea is 4 shrewd general. Ho know, that
nigh standard of morality, falling off of creative ability, ofiwhere n "P"1- fntai attack fails,
the birth rate the latter already noticeable. strategy som times win,. His ut- j
" A ...v.:t. i i . ,. est plan for insuring the defeat of the
American pep, which was the result of a masculine , treaty i, . exceedingly adroit i
dominated country, will soon be a thing of the past. With'""' ni simple indeed. a,-
the collapse of the male ascendancy in this country we ran'0" Budget.
iuuk iurwaru to a nation in degeneration, i ne suppression
of sex will ultimately have its harvest in decadence a phe
nomenon already beginning."
Th is is dreadful, indeed. "Male ascendancy" is callaps
ing. Women are forcing men to be good in spite of them
selves, and out of this artificial goodness will come all sorts
of evil and corruption. "American pep" is passing or go
ing to the women, which is the same thing, so far as the men
are concerned. .Nothing in sight but decadence unless
tne males rise up in unanimous revolt, and revert a few
generations toward the cave-man type
The nation needs virility. Virility means being bold.
naumen. i nar seems to oe tne idea. Now tor a great lead
er who will fight this pernicious feminism by creating a B
B. M. league of male patriots to "treat em rough!"
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PRACTICAL MANUAL TRAINING
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Auto-repairing and the simpler principles of electric
wiring are to be made part of the curriculum in a Cleve
land school located in a district largely devoted to garages
and auto-repair shops. It is believed that boys in that school
district, many of whom need to earn a little money out of
owiuui uuuis, van get ineir jods near tneir homes if they
obtain such training.
This seems like a very practical application of manual
training, and might be adopted elsewhere, and carried out
in otner directions. For instance, the children in the more
ounying districts, where land is cheap and available, could
have more extensive training in gardening than thnsp in
the congested districts. Poultry-raising might take its place
in industrial education. KjSfTUlL I
However in this manual education, by zones, the teach-
cr iii marge must raice not ot the natural tastes and aptitudes
of his pupils and where a child is obviously unsuited to the
"u- "aiiaicr snouia oe arranged. Most of the failures in
life come from people trying to do the wrong thing.
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London dispatches say that Lloyd George is going to
use a steam roller to flatten out opposition to the new Irish
bill. Why not try a shillelah ?
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SERVICE GIVEN
1 With the end of Government control,
the Southern Pacific has abandoned j
i the Sailing Day plan fur handling
less than carload shipments and is now
furnishing to small shippers a daily ,
freight service to all way points at I
their option.
The Sailing Day plan was Installed
as a car-saving measure and restrict- 1
ed less thaji carload shipments to way ;
Now is the Time
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We do First Class Work and Guarantee it.
Our stock of bicycle tires is the lagrest and best
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