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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. JANUARY II, 191J Daily Democrat WM. H. HORNIHROOK. Editor anil Publisher. lintered at the postoffice at Albany, Oregon, as second-lafte mailer, Puhlished everv evening except Sun clay. Semi-weekly published Tuci days inU Fridays. BUSINESS MATTER Address all coinmuuicaliou and mak all remittances payable to the Dem ocrat Publishing t V In ordering changes 01 address, suo crihers should alwayi give old at tv.,11 nrw address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Dailv Delivered by carrier, per week-..$ l'l Delivered by carrier, per year... 4u tlv mail mi rnd nf vrar 3 I'.y maii in advance, per year Semi-Weekly .. 3.011 At end of year St Whrn-naid in advance, one yr 1.2; ri Alk'IKn RATES lc per word (or first publication: y4c per word thereafter, payable in ad- v:wc,e. Minimum charge of 25c. Established in 1865. THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1915 PERSONAL MENTION E. P. Edwards went to Spokane last night. D. Mespelt left for Thomas this morning. C. Freitag of Thom.-.s, spent last night in Albany and returned to his home this morning. B. H. Gardner, of Portland, was in Albany this morning on his way IP Mill City on business. Mrs. E. R. Miller, who has been visiting with friends in this city left for her home in Shel! urn this -morn ing. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hinkle left for their home in Hoover this morning after a short visit spent with friends in this city. . Mrs. E. W. Russell, of Shelburn, left for her home this morning con cluding a visit spent with friends in Albany. S. G. Talis went to Silem this morning on business. C. C. Goddard of Mill City, who has been stopping in Albr.ny for the last feiv days on business, left for his home this morning. Mrs. Etta Schieman, of Elmira, was in Alba -y this morning on her way to Buzzard. E. P. Bryant, of Portland, was in town this morning on his way to Mill City to visit with friends there 'Mrs. Herman Steidel returned to her home in Shelburn this morni.ig after a visit spent with friends in this city. B. Morris, of Scio, spent last night in Albany and returned home this morning?. Professor Dearborn, of the Agricul tural College, passed through Albany this morning on l;is way to Salem on business. A. D. Bass, cj Tangent, was in town this morning on his way to Stayton on business. Hiram Smith end wife left for Leb anon this morning. Mrs. J. W. Ray, of Marion, passed through AUnny this morning return ing home to Corvailis where she has been attending to business matters. Charles Stewart went to Salem this morning on business. Mr. and Mrs. Hub Bryant went to Salem this morning. W. W. Crawford cai.ie in this morn ing from his farm near Lebanon. William S. Rislcy went to Salem this morning on legal business. H. N. Cockerline went to Mill City this morning on business. A. A. Tussing ctme in from Brownsville this morning to attend to business matters in this city. T. J. Butler went to Salem this morning on business. Two fine wheat ranches in eastern Oregon, part trade, bal. crop pay ments. Small cash payment.- See Bain, room 5 Savings Bank Bid.., j!9-21 FOR ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK Both phones Foot Ferry 8t GARLAND WOULD SIMPLIFY EDDCATIQNAL PLAN Linn County Senator Has De cided Ideas Upon Question and Will Present Bill. The following is reprinted from the Salem Statesman: Sim lification of the present educa tional system is being strongly ad vocatcd by Senator Garland of Linn county, a member of the senate com miltee on education. Senator Gar land believes that the plan now pur turd in the public schools of the state is far too complex and he proposes to work for changes that will be more luilahlc both to Ihe teachers and pu pils. Informal discussion of methods which will result in simplifying the ivstem of educational training now in vogue in Oregon have been held bv members of the education commit tees from both houses, but as yet no definite plan of procedure has been decided upon. "As conditions now exist," said Senator Garland, "the teachers can not teach nor can the pupils learn all that the prescribed course of stu dy demands. The methods of in struction are wrong in many respects, and the course of stady mapped out for the different semesters, in a great many cases covers too wide a range. The instructor is unable to teach the subject properly in consequence, and the pupil cannot grasp the mass of facts expected of him or her. Some The Albany Bakery We Deliver to Any Part of the City 115-119 E. 3rd Street Rell 560 Partv R Home 419 H. J. FIRCHAU CO. A QUALITY STORE We sell the tut at lowest price Watch Repairing F. G. Will STETTER'S FOR GROCLKirS CROCKERY AM) VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Cor. First and Ellsworth Streets THE BEAT BAKED GOODS GROCERIES. PRODUCE and FRUITS PARKER'S "The Siga oi Qaality" 136 Lyoa St. Both Phases The Law Governing fearing De posits in This Bank. Any hank comb in ing any af she business of a commercial bask, trust company and savings kink shall keep separate book or ac couats for each department, and shall keep all moneys received ae tuck deposits, and the finds and securities in which the same are invested, at all times segregaled from ana unmingled with tue other moneys and fuads of the bank, sod all bonds, warrants, Botes, aaort gages, deeds and other securities of every nature of such savings de partment shall be marked, stamped or labeled "savings departmcat," or some similar words. All funds, investments and other assets of the savings department shall be held solely for the repayment of the depositors in said department and shall not be liable for, pledged as lecurity for, or used to pay any other obligation or liability of the bank until after Ihe payment in full of all depositors of said sav ings department. The saving deposits of any bank maintaining a aavingt depart ment may be invested only in bonds, warrants and mortgages. J. W. CUSICK CO., Bankers, Albany, Oregon means to remedy this npparent de feet, I believe can be worked out. "Roth the senate and house commit' tees are already consulting with ed ucaiion heads throughout the stale and 1 am sine every member el comes ideas which may be of aer- ice;" The senate education committee has considered Dimick't bill which rill do away with county education boards and supervisors, and the ma jority seem to oppose it at it now stands. A substitution bill probably will be introduced. This substitute measure wilt give each county the option of whether it shall continue the present supervisor tysiem or cut it out. Some members of the com mittee believe that by cutting out supervisors and reluming to the old system, the stale would save at least $10,000 in salaries. Educators, however, are urging the committee to retain the law. They argue that with no supervisors to assist the county superintendent, he would be unable to cover the entire county properly, and educational pro gress would suffer. So far Senator Garland says the substitute measure which allows counties to retain the supervisory system or not as they see fit. obtains the preference. . Senator Garland expects to intro duce a bill reducing the number of holidays now granted school in Ore gon. He believes that there are too many days now set aside for teach ers' institutes. He thinks the insti tute taw should be amended changing the days of holding the institutes Give us your order for labwood uovr, to be -de lirered anytime you wish. Albany Transfer Co. Bell 166-R Home 68 We Have Just Received a Car Of Dried Beet Pulp M. SENDERS CO. FISHER. BRADEN CO. FVNERAL I RECTORS AN0 VrlatB&TAKBRS. Undertaking Farters, Jed aad Breadalbiu. LAY ATTENDANT Bath Phones Fire-Proof Safety Deposit Boxes where you may leave your valuable papers, jewels, eto. and have ac cess to them at any time may be had at the AL BANY STATE BANK. Inquire about them. IMPORTANT EVENTS iei4-ia at rail am com YVISTCft SUOKT COURSEJAN. 4-30 Agriculture, including Agrepotny, Animal Husbandry, Ueiryuig. Hortf- - culture, Peultry ttusfcandry, insects, runt anj Animal LAseases, L-reaxo- ry Management, Marketing, etc. lorne EeoDomlcs, Including Cook ig. Home Nursing. Sanitation. Sew liiK Dressmaking and Millinery. Commerce, including Busfiiess Man agement, KuraJ Economics, Business Law, OfSce Training. Farm Account k, etc. Ensaeertac, Including SnfDWOrk and KnadtNiUdinr. FAKAfeRS WEEK FbfilUIAKY 14 A general clearing house sessioo of ste days for ttie exchange of dynamic ideas an tbe most pressing problem ef the times. Lectures by leading auttior Ities. State conferences. EXTENSION SERVICE Offers lectures, movable schools, In stitutes and numerous correspondence courses on request. MUSIC: Piano, Suing, Band, Voice. No tultlen. Reduced rates en all rai roatfs. For further informaden address, Tbe Oregoa Agricultural Calltge, (I12-1H.1.1I GOKVALU3, OHBOON ' Sale on Bicycles and Bicycle Tires For the next 30 days we will make a good reduction in prices on bicycles and tires. Wa have a very complete Una and you will save money by buying now. BALTIMORE GUN & BICYCLE WORKS from Wednesday, Thursday, and Fri day, to Thursday, Friday and Satur day. This would do away with one useless holiday. O I. O. O. P. Oregona Kiteumpment No. 5, I. O. O. F. will install officers Friday ev ening. All I'atriarchs are cordurlly invited to be prevent. Refreshments will be served and a itood lime it an ticipated. II. ItARNS. Scribe WM. BAIN REAL ESTATE LOANS, INSURANCE Room 5, Savings link Hldg, - Bell 45 til s i 1 1LJ. ClearanceSale Wall Paper 1-4 to 1-2 OFF During the month of January Woodworth Drug Company Albany - Oregon You Cannot Afford to be Risky in the purchase of drugs and medicines. So much depends on their purity and strength that it is playing with health and even life it self to use those about which you are not absolutely certain. ' You can be certain if you do your drug buying here. You get exactly what the doctor orders without adulteration, dilution or subelitu tion. Burkhart & Lee, Druggists EYES OF ALL NATIONS France Has one one blind person in every 500 inhabitants. Amer ica 1 in every 1500. E. C. Meade, We Are GIVING AWAY Handsome PENNANTS and PILLOW TOPS With coupon from our Cleaning, Pressing, Alteration and Hat-blocking departments. COME IN AND ASK US ABOUT IT Minton-Fouts Company 132 West First St Albany, Oregon Keep Warm Our heaters give a maximum heat for a minimum amount of fuel s Everything in Hardware Hulbert-Ohling Hdw. Co. Third and Lyon Streets Youra Shoe Made Good at New, lor little money. I lave employed a first cl.ist shoe doctor to na.ist me in gelling your lines out nn lime or fixed while you wail. Why have our shoes spoiled on a machine We will tew ihem on by hand for Ihe tame pnYv M.iil your shoes In Hums, the Shoe Doctor, 2.7 W. Aid St. illy j-'l-.'M wk 2f Oranges! Oranges! Oranges I l.rroy li. Mariiu, who it repreneul ing the orange growers of Mnywood Colony, Corning, C.ilif., it favoring Albany with a car of attcel, juicy Washiutogn Navel oranges. These oranges have a very thin peeling, and for iu.ilily are the beat on the market. They are for sale on Lou street, right across from the armory. Nine different siies prices $.'..'5 and $.'50 per box II. F. MARTIN, Local Salemsaii. ilM-M dlv-wkv . .um- Optometrist (mi 'MtM For Sale by Murphy ' Seed ALBANY FUEL CO. First and Lafayette Our wood sheds are the largest In lu villr". and we have en hand all kinds of dry cord wood, as well os a smsM lit of dry Nb. wood. We can furnish green slabwood In any quantity and deliver at once. BOTH PHONES 277 BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTOR! BARBERS. THE WHITE BARBER SHOP C. S. Bruce, Prop. A. K. Lucas. Foreman Globe Theater Bldg , Albauy, Oregon CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C OIPE Chiropractor. Rooms 5, 7. 9. 10. Cusick Bank Bldg Nature cannot cure a disease unless the cause is removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove die cause. DENTISTS UK. W. R. BILYEU Dentist, First National Hank building, Albany. HOSPITAL Maternity Hospital I;JJ Wa.Uniiou St., Albany. Or. Mrs. rimer Richardson, superin trneeat. aiouera equipment. first class service. Light, cheerful rooms. KcjaunaMc rales, llolli phones sill LAWYERS. L. C LEWELL1NG Attorney at law Notary public Albany, Oregon. DAN JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law Room 2U5 First National Hank Bldg. Wlt.Vfll ER FORD & WEATHER FORD. Lawyers, Albany, Ore. C. C. BRYANT Attorney at Law 211-2 New First National Bank build ing, Albany, Oregoa. MEAT MARKET M. B. CRAFT 342 West Secoud St Albaay, Ore. First class meats of all kiuda from selected stock. RIAL BflTATB ft INSURANCE H. f. MIRK ILL Iaaurance, Loans, Boade. Reosa I, Pirat Saringi Bank sliding. B. M. PAYNE Farm lands and city property far sale. - Real aetata loans Fire iaaurance. Sarety Bonds. Rooms 19-31, Casick Block, Albany, Oregc. MONEY TO LOAN on good Im- frovea rarm land. Call on J. V. ipe, 203 West 2nd St. J2tf REAL ESTATE FOR SAI.F.-Farm lands, city property, timber lands, collections, money to loan. Insur ance written in the strongest old line companies. J. V. Pipe, 203 W. 2nd St. dly wk If FOR BEST snd cheapest fire Insur- ance tee I. R. Schultx. a3-tf FOR SALE. FOR SALE Fresh young cow, good There is no better FLOUR than White Mountain Every Sack Guaranteed Your Grocer Store, Distributors ALBANY. OREGON WANT ADS FDR SAI.F.-A few choice S. C. White l.cgtiorn cockerels and lay ing liens. Al.o eggs fur batching (rum selected stock. I) () tierren. Home phone 111 bj Vine St dJI iJM' AT HALF l'HICB-2 Good lot., fruit, etc., 7 room house in good condition, catiaru pari of city, for only flatu, if uken soon. Owner guing to Is O. Numug id FOR SA1.K CHEAP lnur passen ger aiiin. in good cumliiiua. In quire DcnKicr.it office. j5if WOOD FOR SAI.F.-Fine dry a.li i7S: maple. $J75 per cord. Farm ers VI- U llcll jllfll FO K SAI.K. OR TRAD I'. X .-r, -i of unimproved l:nin land, 4 I -J miles siiiiiIi of Ali:n.y on Kir if . lllKlltw.iy. C'.ill .'J I Madison St., or Hume plum.' I.1JJ jl.1-JI ItR SAI.F llomrste.id rcliuiiih meiil of 1(4) acres, house, some clear land. 1 mile to school or store. $J). Write Mai Cams, Alsea, Ore. ) 21 Hk SAl.r. Fresh Jersey cow. l asts 55 4 if.il. Lor. 2nd and l lii. axo, dVtf FOR SAI.F.-Asli. fir. and manle wood; S2t K. 2nd. Dell phone l2l. dl7H7 FOR RENT FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms; convenient to high school; modem conveniences. I'lione Mack I ?5 5il7 K. 4ih sir. , ,( IIOUS1C FOR Kh.NI-J room mod em new home. Corner of 1st ai d Madison. i:niiiire at Huh Dye Work. il.'tf WANT ADVERTISEMEMTS WISCKLLANROV8 LET ME FIfiURF. WITH YOU on that house, bain or silo. Plans and estimates furnished. Call or write me and 1 will call on you Urn of referenres. lierbrrt ll.iiib. Room 410 1st Natl. Hank 111,1., phone Home 3).l J 12 F12 dly wky Caacadia Water $1.50 per do-ea auart bottles at Murphy's Seed Store nl6if o . Contractor's l.otice. m,U wi,.,...! f... .(. t . . - " O'C- lUIIIlCtl(llt OI the annex of the St. Fr:nic,s Hotel. Plans can be ecen at at il. hold of fice. F.. II. RIIOLI'S. Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Building', Albany, Or. Bolh pliones. Udy Assistant Jones Book Store Subscriptions received for Mag aiines and periodical. 113 West First St., Albany, Oregoa. Cabinet Work Albany Planing Mill f one. v.orner tna ana inicigo St.