Albany daily democrat., March 26, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH.
LINCOLN HIGHWAY tt'ORK TO PROCEED
At least on great highway bids fair to be in shape over a
great part of its length by the end of the present year. The
Lincoln Highway Association reports that a permanent,
all-weather route from the heart of New York City to the
Mississippi will be completed probably before next fall.
It is gratifying to hear that work on at least one road
building scheme is to proceed steadily, for there has seemed
to be a tendency recently to hold up road work on account
of high prices.
The thing for the tax-payers of this country to hold
steadfastly in mind is that nothing will do more to reduce
high prices than good roads, which permit transportation
easily, swiftly and cheaply from one point to another.
Doubtless the development of the Lincoln Highway will
go on steadily in the West as in the East, and it is to be hoped
that what is true of one road plan will prove true of auxiliary
plans.
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GET READY TO TEACH
According to present prospects there will be the same
emergency calls for teachers next year as this year. In ord
er that there may be a body of recruits at least partially
trained for these positions, one of the leading educators
of the country is urging that young people who contemplate
teaching nexyear, or who have any aptitude for it, should
enroll for some one of the brief summer normal courses in
which every state abounds, if they can do no more than this
by way of preparation.
The suggestion is a good one. The shortage of teachers
has led to an influx of ill-prepared, ill-fitted persons into the
teaching force of almost every community. This is bad for
the children who have these teachers, bad for the community
and a waste of the tax-payers' money.
Most communities, recognizing the need, have raised
the wage scale of teachers to fairly decent proportions. It
may be said now that the future of teaching is bright, both
financially and from the poinf of public appreciation. This
being true, the public has a right to demand that these in
creased wages go to those who are fitted to earn them, and
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the embryo teacher on the other hand can well afford to fit
himself for his job.
These brief summer normal courses are not expensive,
and they give very practical intensive training in the me
chanics of teaching, and practice In those methods of in
struction which have been tried and found good by experi
enced teachers. The suggestion that our young men and
women be encouraged to take such courses is a wise one,
meriting the support of the community, and the considera
tion of the prospective teacher.
USE MORE MILK
The time of vear is at hand when milk becomes nlen-
tiful and should be cheap. Most people realize this, and:
complain because prices do not fall. They .fail, however,1
to do their share toward bringing prices down, by increasing
their consumption of milk to a point where it will pay the.
farmer to sell it more cheaply because he can sell more, or
the dealer to handle it more cheaply for the same reason. i
The farmer may have 50 gallons of milk in April, as
against 15 in January, but it is no money in his pocket if his
market remains a 15 gallon market. The same is true for
the dealer. He can not buy 15 gallons any cheaper because
the farmer has 35 gallons spoiling on his hands, nor sell it
any cheaper and carry the waste himself.
The first step in getting milk into the market in quanti
ty, and more cheaply because of quantity, is for the public;
to increase its consumption.
Prices aside, such a step is distinctly to the advantage of,
the consumer. Milk is always cheaper than meat, and may
be largely substituted for meat in the diet because it is heavy
in protein. It is the better summer food of the two, especi
ally for children. When the public has increased milk con
sumption to a fair degree, if dealers still keep the prices up
:t snouia ne possible to prosecute them tor profiteering; but
the creation of the demand is primarily the responsibility of;
the consumer. j
am'e In relation to the pear treaty,
what was It pray? The Senate ii
mil functioning. It i performing.
Both aides of lha rhanilirr rerk with
pulilica. Imikv Is terrorised by Hoi ah
and Hitchcock la under tha spell of
tha While llouna Oregon Statesman.
today's EVENTS I
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Republicans nf New Mvxuico mee;
in Suite convent mil at Santa Fe today
to elect their dclcgutus I till nil' ioi.nl
convention.
A Southern Itiiptirt Student con
ference open at (ireenville, S. I"., to.
day and will continue in avHiion over
Kumluy.
Representatives nf Iht cotton in
dustry in T-xaa will gather at San
Antonio toiHy for the .in:iiiul imiven
tion nf the lexaa t oll in AsixH-inti'iti.
Student ileliittera of llrouii Univer
sity and Oaitnmuth ami Willim.t.i col
leges, coinpriaing the Now r.ttitliind
Intercollegiate Debating league, are
lo engage in their annual forensic
tilt tonight.
Whcth'V school t'-m-h-m should .if
fllinlo with the Ann rienii t ilernlioi.
of Labor la to ho the ml Ject of an
Intercollegiate debate at Auitlu to
night between atudont represent n; Ives
of the University of Tcxaa and the
University of Arizona.
American ami Canadian inUnlonar.
ies from all countries of Central
America, native prvachvra and other
workera, and representatives of the
nilaaion buarda in Ilia United Statua
and Canada, are to meet In Guatemala
City today to lay plana for a cam
paign of expansion of schools, church
ea, huapitala, ami other benevolent
and eviingelintio aetiviliea.
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Whether Hoover is a Democrat or a Republican soomV
to be as dubious a question as alcoholic content. !
Comments of the I
State Press I
fh.'rity Driven
Portland is again talking of organ
izing all relief and charity drives in
to one big drive for the purpose of
filling the "communit chest," out of
which all these varied funds arc to
be inken. Good idea, but it will take
n armed guard to keep the grafters
from looting that chest, once it is
filled Eugcnc Guard.
two Democrats. Most of the wilners
were Republicans Oregon Journal.
SFNATK CRIME i
If there has been any performance i
in the United Statra Sen.de chamber ,
since the impeachment trial cf I'rea .
ident Andrew Johnson more di- ;
heartening that the present perform- '
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Senator France wants to form a re
publican liberal party to repeal the
prohibition amendment. All that
would be necessary would be to get
three fourths of the "fates to sanc
tion a constitutional amendment and
if they had as good fortune as did
the drys the job would take only 145
year. East Oregoniau.
Like Albany
Whenever Clatsop county has suffi
cient acreage planted to berries to
warrant the establishment of juice.
jam and dried fruit factories, the fac
tories will te forthcoming, inis was
the cheering assurance given W." E.
Schimpff, chairman of the Chamber
of Commerce agricultural committee
by the Joju and the King Witten
berg people who are already opera
ting big factories. Astoria Budget.
Revival Meeting ,
Revival meeting are being held all
over the country with remarkable re
sults. The interchurch movement is
spreading with marked rapidity and
denominations, in many instances,
are experiencing growth at the pres
ent time, after having been dormant
for many years. Baker Herald.
Newberry Corruption
The countrv is shocked by the story
of the Newberry corruption. There
can be no charge that the trial was
political. The trial judge is a Repub
lican, appointed by Mr. Taft. Ten of
of the jurors were Republicans and
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