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PAOS TWO ALPANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY. APRIL II, lll Daily Democrat F. P. NUTTING Lessee. Entered at the postoffice at Albany, Oregon, at second-class matter. 1'uhlithrd rvrrv evening except Sun day. Semi-weekly published Tues day t and rndaya. BUsK.'ESS MATTER Address all communication and make ail remittances payable to the Don ocral Publishing ' tn ordering changes of address, sub scribers should alwiyi give old at veil i new address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, $4 00 per year in advance, otherwise 4Hc per month. By mail, at end of year 3 50 lv mail in advance, per year .'.00 Semi-Weekly At end of year ... $1.50 When paid in adMnnec, one yr. . L2a CLASSIFIED RATES tc per word for first publication; He per word thereafter, payable in ad vance. Minimum charge of 25c. Established in U6S. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1915. HELPING MEN UP. Even if a man sent to the peniten tiary docs deserve to be punished, he also deserves to be reformed. He is a human being, and however much he has fallen, he has not fallen so low that he is not entitled to be helped up. at least given a chance to regain his manhood. The imprisonment itself the taking away of a man's liberty is enough punishment. At bad as that is the standing he gets fro.n being a convict. Hence every movement made to help him to be a better man deserves encouragement. The fol lowing from the Eugene Register is to the point, worthy of consideration: . The movement to have the privilege of corresiondence education extended to the prisoners confined in the Ore gon penitentiary one that ought to enlist the sympathy of all sensible and public sprited citizens, for it is one that is based not only upon hu man justice but upon a broad con ception of the" public welfare as well. It ought to succeed. It is too bad that penitentiaries have to exist at all. It is too bad that there are men who will break the law. It is a tragic pity that men have to be shut up in penal institutions and denied the liberty that ought to be the birth right of every human being born into this world. Freedom and light anl sunshine and the right to go anywhere we want to go and to mingle with the people with whom we want to mingle are the greater part of the things tha: make life worth while. But until the millenium it much nearer here than it it yet and until human nature is a great deal more perfect than it is now, it will probably be necessary to have penitentiaries and to shut people up in them. Crime can not be permittted to go unpunished and deprivation of liberty is a form of punishment that probably cannot be abandoned without undesirable re sults. But it it not necessary that the in fluence of penitentiaries shall be such as to brutalize those who are sent there because of crimes that are com mitted. It is not necessary to forget that those who are confined within penientiary walls are still human things, and that the state will have an active interest in heir attitude toward society after they are released. If there are any criminals in the Oregon penitentiary who are willing to take the correspondence courses offered by the University of Oregon, they ought to be allowed to do it. Ed ucation is a mighty factor in moral uplift, and the penitentiary inmate who is willing to devote long hours to study could certainly be expected to come out of prison tetter than he was when he entered. Punishment should not be the only purpose for which prisons are main tained although it is an important purpose end one that must be retained. But the fact must not be lost sight of that prisons can be made insti tutions of correction as well at pun ishment, and there certainly could be no better way to correct humin faulls than by providing facilities for ac quiring education. The University of Oregon, which is maintained by the state, ought to be permitted to thed its light even into the darkest corners wihin the state's boundaries. FOR SALE Fresh young cow. Call upon F. H. Pfciffci. a!4tf BIDS WANTED For moving dirt in Riverside Cemetery. Call on B. Bartcher, at Fortmiller Fnrn Co . aI2-15tf The Albany Bakery We Deliver to Any Part of the City 113-119 E. 3rd Street Bell 560 Pry R Home 419 H. J. FIRCHAU CO. MISFITS That's an exceedingly interesting niest back at Syracuse. Really, when do you think the war will end? Someone can take a great burden off Misfits and others by answering this correctly. Minn, has gotten as far as county option. That's the way Or. started. Being, too serious is a serious mat- The editor always likes to see his paper well added up. The war so far looks like a stand off, and. why wouldn't, that be a good way for it to end, calling things off. shaking hands, getting back into each other's families and hearts, throwing their pistols and other war truck into the ocean, and swearing never to car ry any more chips around. Sales day or market day, it is a bir getter. Frankly, if they hang Frank, they will hang an innocent man. or Mis fits doesn't know how to weigh evi dence. The time to hustle is when it's dull, and then some when it gets more lively. A man back in Wichita has the dar ing to have a society page without the usual fulsome flattery about the charming Mrs. Jones and dainty lunches, and dressed to kill, etc. Why shouldn't just straight facts be suf ficient without palaver, or should it? Cravenette Weatherproof. Time for a new hat! But it must be more than just new. You're looking for quality and workmanship, too, a hat that will stay smart. Guecs you are looking for a Mallory! Youll be pleased with how fine it looks, how good it feels, how well it wears. And oh, come in and try one on! Blain Clothing Company The Best Big fir WOOD $4.25 per cord. Come and see for yourself. Foot of Bioadalbin street. ALBANY TRANSFER CO, Wood Dealers. This Bank desires to be of Personal Service to its depositors. Our Officers will be glad to give you advice on investments and fi nanceand render every legitimate aid to worthy enterprise. Bank with us. UMnrff US FtOCal, RfSfRVC SVSTtM mm City News Now tn Portland Mr. nnd Mrs. Wallace Kuns. after residing in Seattle several months, have come back to Portland, where, they are now. Mr. hams bought a printing plant in Seattle, which he sold, nnd it now looking for another business opening. They are former Albany people, Mr. Kuns having been with both Churchill and Raw tings, and Mrs. Kuns was formerly with the Hamilton store. Former Albany Boy Married Cards have been received in Albany announcing the marriage recently at Vancouver, Wash., of Horace Steele, a former well known Albany boy, son A QUALITY STORE We ull the best at IowmI prices Watch Repairing f. g. win Cabinet Work Albany Planing Mill Safe Methods Adopted And lived op to by our officers and board of directors in every transaction, has given this bank the confidence of the people. We invite new accounts. Urge or small, assuring an equal ser vice of banking based upon safe methods. Your account invited. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S90.000.00 J. W. CUSICK ft CO, Bankers Albany, Oregon Al M. Stringer House and tign painter, Glazing, Tinting, Paper Hanging. Estimates furnished. 229 Broadalbin St, Albany, Or. Bell phone 134-R. Home phone 506. m29a29 New Wall Paper Now In Paints, Oils, Stains, Varnishes Prices right Call and see F. C. DANNALS 123 East 3rd Street ELECTRIC OPTHALMIA Irritation of the mucous membranes of the eye from the ultraviolet rays of electric lights is lessened my wear ing the Euphos, Fieuxel or Green Am ber tinte, lenses. E. C. Meade, that will HYGEIA whip Both New Wall Paper The most artistic wall papers we have ever shown are ready for your inspection. Never before have the manufacturers produced so many attractive combinations of designs and colors to meet every requirement; come in and see the line you are always welcome at our store. Burkhart & Lee, Druggists of S. N. Steele, and Miss Nellie Brown. They will make their home at Waahougal, WVsh , w here the groom has charge of "Mr. Steele't hig dairy. Returned from Portland Mr. and Mrs. 1'. K. Churchill last night returned from their trip to Portland, motoring home in between four and live hours. Mrs. Churchill attended the grand lodge of L. O. T. M. and Degree of Honor, returning before the Litter had adjourned, on account of a rush of business at the Churchill print shop. The Gov's Cleanup Week Governor Williyconihe has declared May 4-11 to be cleanup and paiiitup week in Oregon, and requests the peo ple of the state generally to observe it. Albany people have already ob served it, but will continue to re mem ber the request to clean up and paint up, kepiug it up during the entire season. Telephone People Here J. B. Middletou, manager of the Home Telephone Co.. at , Portland, and J. C. Lowe, district manager, of Corvallis, have been in the city today in the interest of the company. At Salem Shoot Four Altuny men participated in the second registered tournament of the Salem Rod and Gun Club this Safety First Groceries are the largest item on the family expense account. We want to tell you in this ad. that this store gives you the largest possible return for your money. We invite you to trade here. Seldom indeed will you have cause for complaint. When you do you will find us not only ready but an. xious to right all wrongs. Ideal Grocery Both Phonet 58 212 West First Street Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Hamme! Hotel Building FISHER, BRADEN & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND UNDERTAKERS. Undertaking Parlors. 3rd and Broadalbin. ga, LADY ATTENDANT Both Phones Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Building, Albany, Or. Both phones. Lady Assistant Optometrist DAIRY safe for Phones baby week. In the 150 bird shoot there were forty-six entries. The highest record was 1st, made by F. M. Finch .tint P. 11. O'lliirii. The Albany men scored as follows: Dr. I.eininger, 17; W. G. ll.illaek, 1.12; P. J, Haiti more. 1.11; II. II. Cusick. W, These were all in the umateur class. Returns from Cascadia Carlton Koss of Albany, hit aunt, Miss Jones and Miss lHir cy, arrived home yesterday after a week's vaca tion at Cascadia. They report having caught unite a number of fish, and had a good time. They footed it from Lebanon to Cascadia in about 1.1 hours. Oregon Power Men Here An interesting gathering of Ore gon Power managers was held yes terday in this city, with talks about the business and a fine baiuuct at the Hotel Albany. Those here were A. X. Norman, F. C. Illlike and A. P. Tills, of Eugene; A. I.. Martin, Dal las: Dale Mummy, Springfield: R. C. Hildreth, Junction: R. N. Steel-Hiii-r. Corvallis: Ralph James. Brownsville, besides J. l White, the popular Albany manager. vS J ' S) i$ $ Today's Oddest Story. ? Lawrence, Kan., Aril 21. Could this have happened any A where else than in Kansas? 1 In a discussion of the Ant! i; screen law recently passed by 9 the Missouri legislature nly two students out of twelve in a $ journalism! class at. the Univer se sity oi tvansas knew wnat a aa Sloon screen was. One of these 3 is registered from Missouri. In 3 another class of eleven senior men only two had ever been in i a saloon. "I believe this percentage is true of the other 1500 men stu 5 dents of the University." says Prof. Marie Thorpe of the de 9 partment of journalism. 9 1 jff) i 3 5 IS) . 3 GOOD S ROADS ? DAY MAY 22 3 ilS)!!)?! S 9 Special Dinner Served S Every 8unday for 50c. S J at ST. FRANCIS HOTEL & Luncheon 11:30 to 2; dinner 5 S 9 to 8 p. m. )29if !) 9 For Sale, Horses and Mares. A tine pair of mares, weight 2400. 8 With thit pair almost new bar- ? ness. Will tell all for $15. Weiijht 2511). Good workert tin- gle and double. Call and make offer. $210 takes a pair of hors- S es. Weight 2MJO pounds. Tins s team is right out of hard work. Must be sold at best offer. Will S give fair trial. $50 buys marc. S Weight 10s0. Good worker sin- S gle and double. Gentle for lady or boy to handle. Also farm wag- on, 3 in. tire, almost new, $75. Six set double harness. Can be seen at the Palace atahlct. aS mS WOOD Dry Block and Slabwood Hammond Lumber Co. Both Phones 358 VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Cor. First and Ellsworth Streets Drain Tiles at Cost as lo&g as they last ALBANY COMMISSION CO. STETTER'S FOR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY Mrs. Walter Hilyett hat returned to her home In Scio after visiting In this city. V OP 9D ) tw x ! : ii isms) it' Subtctibatt. ' A If the hovs fail to deliver the 1 paper each evening kindly phone If to the ollue. The management V Invites complaints Iroui lit pa- ; trout and will do its best to correct faulty service ' I CDisl.tJSJiHiDtSif'iS'1 TUE BEST UAKKI) COODS r.ROCERHS.rKODUCK and I RUITS PARKER'S "The Si(n of Quality" 1.16 Lyon Si. Both Phones FISH from lh I). E. NEHEUGA1.L MEAT COMPANY U always freth. Sr th display in our sanitary cat a at SECOND AND LYON 8TS. Pull line of aalt fifth. business oi q q I r I r n want DIRECTORY ULnUUiriLU BUSINESS DIRECTORY CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C. OIPE Chiropractor. Rooms 5. 7, 9. 10. Cusick Hank Uldii Nature cannot cure a disease unless the cause is removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove the cause. DENTISTS DR. W. R. B1LYEU Dentitt, Firtl National Bank building, Albany. LAWYERS. I- G. LfcWEI.LING Attorney at law Notary public Albany. Oregon. ins jnnvvntv. Attorney at Law Kooin 3'S First National Hank Mdn WEA TIIERFORD & WEATHER FORD. Lawyers, Albany, Ore. C. C. BRYANT Attorney at Law -'1)1-2 New First National Hank build inK, Albany, Oregon. MEAT MARKET M. B. CRAFT 342 West Second St., Albany, Ore. First class meats uf all kinds from selected stock. REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE If. F. MERRILL Insurance and Loans City warrants hoiiRht and sold. Room No. I, second floor, Firtl S.iviugt Bank building, Albany, Oregon B. M. PAYNE Farm landt and city property for tale. Real ettate loans Fire insurance. Surety Bonds. Rooms 19-21, Cusick Block, Albany, Oregon. FOR SALE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 6 room house, $2,t)IJ0. House and lot East tide for or exchange, $1201. Wm. Bain. m26tf LOTS FOR SALE At followt Three near the corner of 8th and Main, four near come- of 7th and Sherman, 18 in Hackleman Park addition corner of 8th and Cleve land, 20 jo the Epauliue addition corner 13th and Thurston, half block corner Front and Cleveland. Two ttory houte, nine roomt, corner 8th and Sherman. Lott are all near public schools. All high, dry, and well drained. Both phones. T. P. Hackleman. F23May2J FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 10 million timber claim In Douglas county for city property or good farm land. Home 1143. f!6tf FOR SALE 20 head or 2 and 3 year nils Ifriti an A lfnl.t.. t..:r... coming- fresh this tpring. $10(10, $500 cath and balance I or 2 years time. 7 per cent interest. K. H. I'ferffer, Bell phone No. 441J, Al bany, Or. J6tf REAL ESTATE POR SALE Farm lands, city property, tinihtr lands, collections, monev to loan. Insur ance written in the strongest old line companies. J. V. Pipe, 203 W. 2nd St. dly wk tf FOR SALE Stock hogs, Durocs, a tew grnne Jersey cows, good milk ers, nice clover hay. Prices reas onable. A. R. Bender, Bell 6WK4, 3 miles south of Albany, on Tan gent road. . a8-22 FOR ALL KINDS OK MILL WORK Hnth phones Foot Ferry St Jones Rook Store Subscriptions received for Mag tiinrs and periodicals, JJJ West First St., Albany, Oregon. The AH'iuiy St.ur 1 1 .ink rxlrniU a conli.it imitation in .ill Kirmrrt, Mcrvli.ul m ami CorMir.iliitii to open an aiiount at this 'unk aiiariitu thriii of a liratly wcl c i inc. toiiricoM uinl lihri.il irit mnii ;-ih cf ul attention to all lot iil-eiilKN l.unc or nini'l Albany State Bank "Sufcty Plus Service" FOR SALE A Mitchell bunny, lop and pole, good condition, al bar nam. See U S. Smith. ml7if It'll S.M.K--I;iiir four acre tract, in . Hi l in Suni ite, natural diainanr, lavs well. Call al Democrat office. M)R SALE lliiih Krade piano al a J,itn.iin. I'lione Jol-K 111I81I FOR RENT FOR KENT (iround floor ofiice or shop room. Democrat building near new p. o. Call at Democrat ollice. FOR RENT CHEAP Nine room hoiue. b:ith, hot and cold water, rlectiic hull's and well located Sec Oregon Title St Laud Credit Co Hill hOK RENT Housekeeping rooms, centrally located. Free light, water and telephone. I'lione 154 R. 1 18 West Third St. ml5lf FOR RENT A fireproof store room no 2nd street. Enquire of Burg-"raf- . mJlf- FHK R EN T After April JO. M,. ern ;i..irtmrnt of 4 rooms and b.itli. all hmli m conveniences in Wood fl.ns. 22S E. Si. (jo, f READ OUR WANT ADS. MISCELLANEOUS. Notice Expert auto repairing and light machine work. Hub City auto hop. 2nd and C.il.ipooia. Earle Mc Inloili, 11,-H phone 2II-K I'OUND Across river, near ap proach to bridge, a ring of eight keys. At Dem. office. LOST Met ween Albany and Crab tree, a wicker suit case, containing dry goods, acisuirt. etc. ft. G llooco, Corvallis. or leave at Dcm- "rat office nl). " WANTS WORK. GIRI. ., l.itnily for small wages. I'linue Democrat FOLWIX-A glove What lady lost a mouse colored kid glove for the left hand. At Democrat office Automobile owners should provide themselves with a pair of those new uoggles at I". M. .rCf h A Son Jew. clry "" 1.1 1 81 f FOUND Pair of cyegln -sen. at the Democrat office. ni2Jtf Before you start to the San Fran cisco exposition it will he well to pro vide yourself with a pair of g.,l, field or opera glasses. See llicni at F. M. hrench ft Son's Jewelry s ore. mlHtf MONEY TO LOAN. $.1)00 to loan on good farm security. Collins ft Taylor. f0tf MONEY TO LOAN 01 good im . proved farm land. Call on I V. Pipe. 203 West 2nd St J2tf MONEY TO LOAN at 7 per cent on farm lands. Phone or write Ed ward F. Sox, Albany. f0tf dly wkly MONEY To LOA.V-i:ntiire at , '021 F 9 h St. .i,f WM. BAIN Insurance In best Old Line Companies. REAL FSTATE LOANS. Room S, Savings Bnk Bldg. Bell 4
