USING MONEY.
Editor Democrat:
I hand you this part of my brain
which is not intended for any one in
partciular, but everybody in general.
"To be financially strong enough to
be able is one thing ami to be pro
gressive enough to be willing is an
other -and far greater tlr'ig. A cor
poration may be ever so strong and
have ever so many thousand dollars
worth of goods but if they cannot
move them and turn them into money
they arc not wortli a dollar. One
man who can take a part of some
man s wealth and use it and turn
things over and make money is far
more useful than die one who hoards
it up. The progressive spirit although
often superinduced by a seemingly
perplexing need makes men ami
homes more valuable and life more
beautiful and sweet.
Some people believe in saving mon
y all their lives barely spending
enough for actual necessities, while
others believe in enjoying life as they
go along and being content with less
lor they know if they keep their credit
good they can get money for invest'
incuts as they need it and they are
enjoying hie all the way along.
While the other party may have
mortgages on other things, he has no
mortgage on Inc. and about the time
he is ready to enjoy his wealth, cither
Ins physical abilities or his mind have
reached the stage where he does not
enjoy the things he longed for in the
earlier days and so life has been a
failure after all. Wc are living in an
energetic age of wonderful activity.
Yours truly,
THE HUB.
ALBANY'S DEVELOPMENT.
Commercial men stopping at Al
bany almost universally insist that
this city is in llic best condition of
any in the state outside of Portland,
ll looks good to them. Husincss con
ditions here are gilt-edge, and pros
pects for the future are bright. The
universal opinion is that Albany is
ucsuucu 10 lie a large inland .city.
juai now 11 is iioing inings in a sub
stantial way that counts for better
ment. When the writer reached Alhanv
over thirty years ago, a census just
'taken, by counting some twice and
Keeping up with the hotel registra
tions, showed a population of be
tween IWK) and 1900. Now it is at
ieasl 7,000. Most of this increase lias
been in the last few years.
Great changes have been made in,
Albany in thirty years. First street
thirty years ago was a long line of
old frames, From the Odd Kellows
temple, just completed, cast on the
south side of the street there was not
a Miigle brick. On the other side
the Foster block, Senders & Stern
berg bricks ami Mcllwain block were
up. the. others being frames.
The principal business block was
between Washington and Ferry
street.. S. E. Young was about at
the present site of Dreamland. Oppo
site was the only bank, doing business
beside nn old Chinese wash house,
and theiv canie the Parrish brick occu
pied by the Herald up-stairs, and oth
ers. 1 I 'I'."
The Democrat at f lint time was at
Second and. llroailalbin streets, with
residences opposite oii all sides, Sec
ond street being used for blacksmith
shops, livery stables and homes. Then
-.the old Camion livery stables were at
"the present site of the Democrat of
fice, soon afterwards collapsing by a
heavy snow, a rare thing. The opera
house was at the present site of the
Stewart & Sox Hardware store, an
old barn of a building, which burned,
when a ncwjipcra house, with a real
gallery, went up over the place where
this is 'being written, ami this also
was burned later, giving place to the
('radwolilstoic and the Democrat of
fice. '
All along First street line bricks
have taken the place of the old
frames, and Second street is now
close behind, while new business
blocks arc going up further out, and
soon both Second and Third, as well
.i l.vnn and other north and south
simets. will be business sections, and
perhaps further out, already having
splendid biiM'ies structures.
In pare with its business develop
ment Albany has also grown morally,
a city of lwin.es, free from saloons, its
greatest and best development since
it lost them, and the Democrat is
proud of whatever influence it may
have exerted both in making it a larg
er and better city.
TUESDAY.
WILL EAT
AT THE HUB.
According to notices, posted by the
S. P., on a couple windows ut the depot,
beginning tomorrow there will bo a
change in the S. P. limn table. Tho
train heretofore arriving hero from the
south at M will arrive lit 12:20 uiui ro
main until 1:40. giving passengers an
opportunity to get a square meal at the
Hub. They have been eaiim. at Eu
gene. Another ran for Albany. The
train arriving now at l':07 from the
south will arrive nt 5:50 and remain
twenty minutes for another square meal
in Albany.
Elbert Hubbard of Auro'a believes in
the incontrovertibln Fgo. He should
KO into p rinership with Col. Hofer.
The T legrnm openly Ikhts Latterly,
and says the decent men and women of
Multnomah il . nut want to ! topre
rcuod n con :r'"s bv him: hut wait
und see bow ilu'y vote Kvon voters
sometime make f nils of thennilves,
inrticulsily in Multnomah county.
The moving picture show which Is to
tie given in the Albany Opera House,
may 2, a, ana 4 uv .nr. Beverly a
Uubbo i" beyond a doubt the most in
teresting and educational pictures yet
The writer has visited manv of th
places where some of these pictures
were taken and nas had the experience
01 seeing nir, ijoods lane one, or part
of one film. This picture shows the S.
S. Victoria in the ice fields of Bering
Sea early in June, 1908, when she had
sent signals of distress to Nome after
having a hole stove in her and being
partly Tilled with water, and the Corwin
came to the rescue. Mr. Dobbs cam
out from Nome on the Corwin.
He shows seven reels of pictures
every one or wmcn is) so realistic and
interesting mat iney are long remem
uercu.
He shows nictures of the A 11-Alaska
Sweep Stake Dog races which yearly
attract the attention of the world,
Esquimaux hunting walrus and polar
bear and other scenes of tMeir daily
life. A trip down the vvhite Pass and
down the Yukon into Beting Sea is most
interesting.
Mr. Dobbs is a pioneer of Alaska,
naving gone there with the first rush
He is a photographer of more than or
uinary aDinty and for some years had
gallery in Nome.!
He has received many flattering offers
lornis nims Due as vet nas not re eased
his sole right to show the pictures.
It is o rare opportunity to see these
moving pictures and the writer believes
that an evening could not better be
spent than to take this picture trip
wun nir. uodus tnrougn Alaska.
if. N. WOOD
Codlin Moth Spray.
Spary 2 Ids'. Arsenate of Lead to SO
gallons water xoruodlin moth-the pest
that causes wormy fruit. Sprav trees
as soou as most of the blooms have
fallen, watch for this lime, then get to
work immediately doing thorough work.
For scab, add two fa) gal. of the Lime
Sulphur solution fur each 60 gallons be
suke and keep the mixturo well
agitatated or the arsenate of lead will
settle, repeat spray in about ten (10)
days Black Leaf 40 (tobacco extract)
is best for the tiny black or green
Aphis (plant lice) that infect the tips
of fruit trees, rose bushes, shrubs, etc.
Use freely before the leaves begin to
curl. Also ngw is the time to begin
getting jiour fruit for the Albany Apple
fair this tull.
D. W. RUMBAUGH.
Fruit Inspector.
WEDNESDAY".
BOTH WAN
CLEAR LAKE.
According to the dispatches Hill and
Harrimnn are both after Clear Lake in
a manner to indicate that something is
doing, perhaps both sides of the moun
tains. Ltear iakb is one 01 ino linear,
budios of water in the world, so clean
and clear the bottom may be seen one
hundred feet down. It ia everlasting
source of the purest wntec in the world.
Hut it is evidently being sought by the
railroad people for power, in connection
with proposed electrification 01 tne 011
fercnt roads, so much talltad about.
Left for Montana.
Miss Marearot Morell left this Boon
for Haver, Men., where FsiyuVWiltiuns,
formerly with the Wells tfargo- Co.. ot
this city, will meet her, awl they will
bo married, going from there to bis
homo nn a pretty Montana, punirie. to
mnko tnoir Home, may rwnitn,. naiipi
ness and prosperity be their lot.
To Be Married at Philomath.
Mrs. William Jonks, ot Tangent, left
Tor I'hilomntn to nttenu lae wetkimg ot
her niece. Miss Blanche Moses, daugh
ter uf Sam Moses, and Leon Bothers.
Mrs. Flake, of Salem, afeo went.. The
ceremony will be performed by airs,
Jenks' father, lie v. P. A. Moses.
Attention Knights of Pythias.
All members of the K. of P. of this
city who will attend the district con
vention at Brownsvillo tomorrow
(Thursday) evening are request d to
report immediately 10 jonn Vj. ttryant.
A special train will bo tun from Albany
leaving the union depot piouiplly nt T
0 clock.
Tho May baskets havo blossomed.
Make the Made ill Or. proposition
popu ar.
Come. M. llawley, hurry up that
f 10,000 for tho po.
April had its showers. Now look ont
for .V ay blossoms.
Will Or. E. trans bo rnniiin into
Albany by the first of June:
Tho salo of the P. K. & E. to the S
P. is all hot air say the people.
There will bo a UOOAC baseball
game this week. ill it bo serene.
If going north 111 tho afternoon bo at
t tie depot by 12:20. 1 he train leaves a
I 'J: w.
It is thought the democratic primary
returns will bo in by election d.iy nox
Nov.
Wat !. Watchi,
R'jjs, J.-welo.-.
Matehei.u. V
THE WORLD
Roseburg boasts of the First Oregon
strawberries.
A mine exploded yesterday at Smyrna
causing the destruction of the steam
ship Tex is and the drowning of loO in
all.
Nj question but what Corvallis needs
a bridge. In five days by actual count
the old ferry boat made 270 trips, carry
ing 492 teams and 10u3 passengers.
Pendleton's Paving.
Pendleton, Or., April 30. As a result
of the circulating of a petition for
Dolarway pavement by local proserty
owners, a material reduction in price of
HT.n,cnb 10 (iruunaeu renuieton prop
erty owners. The Dolarway company
makes a price of $1 50 a yard To meet
11110 oner me warren Construction
Company now offers to lay a gravel
oituiithic for $1 48 a square yard. All
the paving chus far laid has been by
the Warren Construction Company with
ui.uiiLuiu at, anu iz a yard,
Dobbs' Pictures.
The Touroffranholoc of AUnkn tho
anu ol imsierv ana romance, of trn ri
and ivory, of great glaciers and frozen
tundra, on the one hand, and almost
ironic vegetation and tho h azino minm
of millions of brilliant flowers on the
other; the land of paradoxies and sur.
prises; as shown in Beverly B. Dobbs'
Tourographolog, Alaska is tr ily named
the "Great Wonderland." Alaska, the
Great Country, the nations called it in
Behring's day, and that itisstill Alaska
the Great Country, you must admit,
when vou have taken tho
Dobbs. It ie the great attraction of the
ween at tne opera house.
A Kalem Man Mere
Frank Lannintr. the cctehrntawl da.
lineator ot Indian characters in moving
pictures, as presented by the Kalcm
Company, is in the city, and will be
seen at the Empire tonight'. Seen in
me uarung 01 we uods, Uirl of the
Golden West. Bounding Elk, Custer's
Last Fall, etc., many will wish to Bee
the original himself, and this is there
fore the opportunity.
This Valley the Best.
H. C. Compton this morning returned
from Northern California, and went to
his home near Monmouth. He didn't
think very much of that country, had
the chills twice: anri thinirs didn't look
good to him. The Willamette Valley
beats them all.
The Weather.
Range of temperature 46 40.
Tha river is 5.6 feet, having raised
some-.
The rainfall last night' was heavy. .63
of ao- inch.
Prediction: showers tonight ad
Thursday.
Self Filling Fountain Pens.
To iatroduce the "Auto-Filler" SeJf
filling Fountain oen, I will Bell for 30
days, commencing April 2&tb, Auto-Filler
pens ot nair price o on pens ror$?ax
o.uu pens ior .uu. jl.ou pens tor
2.00. $a00 pens for tiloO. $2.00 cms
for$I.it. Guarantee goes with every
pen Money cheerfully refunded if not
satisfactory.
About May 5th, we will have a full
line of post cards and magazines. Sub
scriptions taken for all periodicals.
121-123 Broadalbin Sii
Only a Few Days-to Plant
Do voii realize that there are onh a
few days loft for spring plantingt' We
have a lot of trees lett at our yaras
which wo will close oat at prices that
will interest vou.
Applas.. reart, ummel, rwiiu
Apricats,Gooteberric.
Call at our office in the SchmrbbBldg.
or write and let us show you.
ALBANY NHRSEKIfciS, Inc.
UVE YOUR CLOTHES
CLEANED AND PRESSED
The Pantatorium,
CLARK HUSTON, Proprietor.
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O'Connor Says Welch Is a Prince,
Corvallis G. T.
George D. Connor, right bcrwer of A.
Welch, talked to the Gazette-Times
with perfect freedom. In Mr. O'Con
nor's opinion the Southern Pacific does
not want the P. E. & E., in fact has no
use for it. Tho Harriman people have
ever indicated that they looked upon the
P. E. &E. activities as a sort of "joke,"
and others have done likewise.
"But A. Welch is no joke." said Mr.
O'Connor. "He has made good at
everything he has undertaken, and is a
far bigger man than some are inclined
to believe. Some of up were with
Welch when be owned the street car
system ani the light plant in Salem
several years ago, and we have been
with him ever since. At nu time has
he failed to make good, and that he has
the confidence of those who know him
needs no better evidence than1 the fact
that the Ladd & Bush bank at Salem
now holds $175,000 worth of P. E. & E.
bonds.
"I don't know all of A. Welch's1 plan-:
I know he is in touch with eastern capi
talists and does not need to sell any in
terest he has in the valley. That he
will not sell some day, I can not say."
When it was suggested to Mr. O'Con
nor that to most people there seemed
little room or excuee for a third line in
this region, the Corvallis man said:
"Maybe there isn't right at this minute.
bJt say -during tne month of April the
r. c. at a. irne Detween uorvains ana
Monroe paid all expenses and interest
on the investment. What do you thinlc
of that, under the circumstances. And
tnis valley is eoine to erow in nonu a-
tion and business as vm nonnlo iir.r.lp
dream. Room for three roads? In ten
years there will1 be room and business
a fourth one.
O'Connor continued: "I wish Corval
lis could come to know Welch as we
know him He ip-a prince, and has got
more nerve than aav fellow you ever
met. And he's a ilno fellow any way
you take hinj,"
ROBBERY AT SHEDD.
The store of Davis & Shedd. of Shedd.
was robbed daring last night, tse thieves
getting about a hundred-dollars worth
ot cutlery, raxors, etc.rcleaning out the
razors.
Ad entrance was effected by prving
open a window? Before doing that an
attempt was made to pry the frontdoor
open, ruining tie door, but failing to
get raithat way.
There are said to be quite a lumber
of bad'actors through the valley.
The Cartwrighti Case
M. Wypantand Banker Scaertfti of
the Bnjn this noon returnejifrom Pbrt
land, where Mr Wvgant h.d beem as a
witness in the big damage suit of J. R.
Cartwrigbt, of Fsurristmr. against) tbe
Southern Pacific, nivolvinR'nearly $50,
000 altegether. It has not yet been
decided-Tire case-was trieihjn tl-e-W.S.
court.
The VK F. M. S'..
The - Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society f the l. E. chnrth- wir meet
st the hsroe of Mrs. J. S. Van Winkle.
708 LyonSt., onv Thursday afternoon.
May 2; at 2 All members and
friends are requested to- attend' as
miss MMxie nenwortny, lately raturoea
from lariia, wul be- psesent. Miss
Kentwonhv will also sneak at & o'clock
in the -Mi E. church all are cordially
invited.
1 V. PIPE
203 West, Second! Strut
REAL ESTATE.
Fann lands, city property, timber
lands. Money to loan en approved se
curity. Insurance written ia tbe best
old line companies.
J. M. RALSTON,
Insurance, Loans & Collections.
Hires- money to lusoi in small and.
large amounts. Notes and mort
gages bought. ' I will bond you.
Property handled for non-ress-dents.
COI LIN3 & TAYLOR,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Buy and sell property. Insure
property and transact loans.
Larue or small' timber tracts.
I A. STARK, M. D.
I Physician and Surgeon,
Will & Stark Block - Albany
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MISFITS.
Who's the boss's man, asks Roosevelt
significantly?
Over six months to election, to be
iiiled with agony.
Boost these days is being spelled
b-o a-s t in setae cities-
One way to get a reputation for being
smart is by not saying anything.
By Nov. Ted. and Bill ought to have
each other shattered to a irazzle.
Short talks and sermons are about all
Ihe averrge person can remember these
last days.
The April showers came al right, and
were needed; but let's have some May
sucsbine now.
Already there are growls-at the- way
one or two coo) mornings ham been
kickra spring aroun .
Marls Anrelius Smith, tire new sena
tor of Arrzena, made a hi at, ocne by
punching tbe elevator loan.
Tno Pmi.Mi ha. Iinan rarMmtnaraf
and, like Flip in the funny saper, will
ptODaDiy get mere wun nis aig cigar.
Germanw has set an example V. orth
considering,, putting a tax on cats, evi
dently needing some money tonne dogs
01 war.
A Boston vmiter veils: "Manttoday is-
the absolute slave of his wife"." Noti
according to the divorce complaints filed'
at Albany.
The man whoi quietly builds homes
for Dewcomers- has done more for the
commouity than the man who advises,
but never does anything himself.
A Mo. healer, who- has been hsving
miraculous cures bv the laving cni of
hands, is invited to come to Albany and
lay them, on some1 of tne Kids here.
Soil d9. hrntifrhn vpfltprrlav to dissolve
tha hw hnrvpnter fcrnat- If done it will
be about the same as Standard Oil bas
been dissolved, the same old trust.
The D. O. and O. A. C. shoulrjafr
least unite in the customary college
contests and be decent. They have
been figliting each sther like a couple
of chumps.
The Democrat guesses about G09'
maioritv for W. L. Jackson for suner-
intenient. He has made good, knows-
the office and is doing a splendid work
for the cause of education.
This modern dance business is getting
decidedly nauseating. The very latest
is the jelly wobble, composed of slow-music-
and long trembles, with swaying
of the body lik a drunken man.
What a bungle was made of that
report ot the vote te- consolidate the II.
O. andO. A. C. It transpires now that
it was simply a vote to have a com
mission appointed to investigate the
needs of the two schools, without any
idea of consolidation. But it has set
the people to thinking just the same.
If so, before buying be sure to 'look
up what I have for sale as I caa not
only save you money; but make- you
good profits as- well.
' Good seven room house, with, base
ment, furnace, bath, modern, large
lot 67x112 feet. Some fruit,, nice
lawn. Situated close in, West Al
bany. Pricv $3600. Terms- can be
given.
Seven room modern house,, cement
basement,, situated close in on paved
street. Small lot. Price $3200. Terms
can be made.
Two cottages, one lot, 66x110. This
property rents for good money and is
a fine bargain. Price $5200. Terms.
This is an excellent buy and the man
who buys it will make good money,
besides property pays good interest.
I have farm lands ef all descrip
tions, garden tracts, and beautiful
suburban homes, also some good lots
suitable for business. Prices reason
able. I am not ia any promotion
schemes whatever, and any one buy
ing from me will not afterwards feel
sorry for it. Call on J. V. Pipe, the
old reliable real estate dealer. 203
West 2nd St., Albany, Ore.
F. G. Will for watches.
YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT
WHEN YOU WANT IT
AND HOW YOU WANT IT
At E. E. Rooklidge's print shop, over
Woodworth's drug store Printer to
the. particular.
COWS.
Deeds recorded:
B. V. Smith to Wm. Ereinbcrg,
lof Albany Heights $ 10
E. V. Smith to Minnie A. Movers,
2 lots,. Albany Heights 10
Margaret M. Devine to Wm. M.
Browa, lot Park View, Lebanon. 10
Allan L. Leonard to Arthur M.
Churchill, 63.53 acrss 1
Probate: In estate of Chas. Kiefer,
J. J. Collins Geo. Taylor and p. J.
DeVine appointed appraisers.
Demurrer filed by W. S. Kisly in Cora
E. Hopkins against Carter Sharp.
The eighth grade examinations will
take place next week with nearly 400
preparing for the ex.
Candidates expenditures: R. L
White $8.25, W. L.- Marks $5.25; A. C.
Foster $51.50, L U. Lewelling $4.25,
D. H. Bodine $325, E. L. Fisher"
$61.20; D S. Smith ;$7.00, D. B. Mc-'
Knight $5.59, W. W. Francis $14.55.
Deeds recorded:
R. V. Chnrcbill to Chas: ftofey &
wf, lot 14 bl. 2 Albany- Heights $ 10
He'err M. Perry to Chas. Roley &
wf , lbt 13. bl. 2. Albany Heigats. 10
Wewsuiw Application's. IK Cnsick
Swan abterney.
Two Ximber liens filled.
ALBANY.
driver, 7B9 E 2. Bell 361-J .-
Wedding rings, Engagement rings,
Friendship rings. F. M. French & Son.
The celebrated Black ShelW hays ar
rived at Baltinwas'.
Tho 1019- IT,t n-,., : i.:
cycles at tie Albany Gun Store.
An fQT,Oliflllt, frniul avh!tJ4 ' LCU
class Oriental rugs at Youngs.
All kinds of job printing at the Book
lidge Printepy, over Woodworth's.
Bverybody is askin? what are the
little musical' signs pasted oven town?
Order a Journal of Riley Lobaugh be
fore the 25th for .$1.60. After that $2.
Tnin n am nniman hmin knnn i. ...
" "WIT IIUIO UCGU BM11 bCU 111
Sunrise by , R. Schultz and Homer
Dowd: 1
Brand Ice Cream at the Jersey Milk
Depot, 325 Lyon street.
An interesting lecture on. Oriental
rugs, and their classifications. Friday
afternoon 2:30 at Youngs.
wu.i, uib vailu, , Has 3UIU 1113
shop in. this city to Frank Musek & Son.
m i : . , ,
.ui. iapuu una ucbu luiiuinr u lunor snup
hare for over twentv years, and can
look back at big changes here,, as well
as tbe Democrat and other3.
Musical Oddities.
Dreamland was packed last nieht bv
an audience interested in the striking
presentation of the Passion Plav. It
was a very bright affair. Mrs. Cahlor's
musical numbers elicited much favora
ble comment, and the Conoalias cer
tainly made a hit. Thev have novelties
of a striking order, such as playing
tunes on orooms, ians, tne ends ot
gloved fingers, etc.
See our Q C. Rings -you'll surely
want one becacse or their great
beauty and worth. Look as if they
coat twice the price. With each
ring you get a printed guarantee
that imures you against loat stone
(except diamonds).
GUARANTEED RINGS
are made for men, women and ch !
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NOTICE REGISTRATION, TITLE:.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Linn County. Depart
ment No. 2 .
In the matter of the application of
R. J. Moses, plaintiff, to register the
title to the following described real
property, ro-wit: Lots Xo. 3, 4 and 5
in Hlock Xo. 2, and Lots Xo. 1 and 2
in Block Xo. 3. in the Town of Tan
gent, Linn County. Oregon, vs. V.
E. Parker. C. E. Hedge, and all whom
it mar concern, defendants.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON
CERN: Take notice, th.-n on the 16th day
of April, A. D. 1912, an application
was tiled by the said R. J. Mosesi in
the Circuit Court of the State ot Ore
iron, for Linn Ccumty, for initial regis
tration of the title to the land above
described.
Now unless you appear on or before
the 2()th day of May. A. D. 1912. and
show cause why such application
shall not be granted, the same will be
taken as conicsscd. and 'a decree wiM
be entered according to the prayer of
the application, and yon will be for
ever barred from disputing the same
IL. S.V W. L. MARKS. Cicrk.
By R.-M. RL'SSEI.L. Deputv.
L. M. CURL. Avi!iani's Attorney,