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PAGE TWO AtBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1913. Daily Democrat F. P. NUTTING Leiscc. Entered at the poatoffice at Albany, Oregon, second-class matter. Published rverv evening except Sun day. Semi-weekly published Tues day and rridays. BUSINESS MATTER Address all communication and make .ill icmittancea payable to t lie Dem ocrat Publishing In ordering clianitea of addreaa, sub- cribcrs should always Rive old as veil an new addreaa. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, $4.00 per yeai in advance, otherwise 40c per month. By mail, at end of year 3 3(' Py mail in advance, per year 3 Semi-Weekly At end of year $150 When paid in advance, one yr. 1.2o CLASSIFIED RATES Ic per word for first publication; 14' per word thereafter, payable in ad vance. Minimum charge ot c. Established in 186a. MONDAY. APRIL 26. 1915. OREGON AND ALASKA. Senator Lane recently advised young men to go to Alaska, declaring that is the nearest thing to the garden of Eden that has been discovered saying that any able bodied man can live there in luxury, even without the railroad. The Medford Sun jumps upon the senator for advising men to go to Alaska instead of to Oregon. If Senator Lane had been a Republi' can the Sun would not have done so. appreciating the fact that the senator was merely extoling the advantages and resources of our nortern posses sions. Senator Lane has nlway shown himself loyal to Oregon and undoubtedly puts Oregon first. Whe ther his expression was an exaggera tion or not, Alaska has come to be known as a country of great possibil ities, with wonderful mineral and oth er resources, with a great future be fore it in an industrial way. Oregon appeals to the writer much more than Alaska. We not only have great re sources, but we also have a climate that makes life worth living. Except in the southern part, much of the year in Alaska is so severe as take away many of the pleasures of liv ing. At least two Albany young men sacrificed their lives in quest of thr delusive gold of that country. Af all who went there from thai part of the state it is doubtful if a single one did any betetr than he could have done here, and many who went did worse. Nevertheless, some who have gone up into the frozen north hrve struck it rich. It is noticeable that when they do make a haul they are glad to come back down this way to make their permanent home. The $35,000,000 railroad going up into that country will prove a great stimulus to immigration there, calling many that way. The Oregonian though, who stays here and proceeds along careful, progressive lines, has far more chances in his favor to ma terial success, to say nothing of the fact that he has more of the things worth living for in a country like this. READ OUR WANT ADS. The Albany Bakery We Deliver to Any Part of the City 115-119 E. 3rd Street Bell S60 Partv R Home 419 H. J. FIRCHAU CO. New Wall Paper Now In Paints, Oils, Stains, Varnishes Prices right Call and see F. C. D ANNALS 123 East 3rd Street 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 Phones 58 212 We, t First Street MISFITS A deep dyed villain, or something else, slandered Yaquiua Bay halibut mil Editor Matthews gives him a piece of his mind. Albany people have eaten Y. B. halibut for years. ind it is the best in the world. That ought to settle it. A Eugene man started in business with $14.16, beg.-'ji advertising like a ticnil, and now he has just sold out .'or $35,000. See the m. We all get into ruts, and how hard t it is get out The finest instrument, in the world is the piano, and yet, dozens of men nave told Misfits that it is a bore to :hem to hear even the very best player ;ive more than two or three selec tions at a time. Ice cream is a very fine thing, but ne dish satisfies the average person A great many think it is a bore to have so much war news, but some hings have to be told just the same. One thing that can be borne and ecome monotonous with plesure will peace, and, to this end all should ork. Begin with.peace in your own lives ind talk it. Talking a thing doesn't make it. but it helps. The person will be better who talks health instead of disease. Sugges tion is a fine thing, but it is not the whole thing. Much of the evilof the world starts rom constant wrong thinking. WHEN answering classified ads. please mention the Democrat Safe Methods Adopted And lived up to by our officers and board of directors in every transaction, has given this bank the confidence o'f the people. We invite new accounts. Urge or small, assuring an equal ser vice of banking based upon sale methods. Your account invited. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $90,000.00 J. W. CUSICK CO, Bankers Albany, Oregon Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Building. Albany. Or. Both phones. Lady Assistant The Best Big fir WOOD $4.25 per cord. Come and see for yourself. Foot of Broadalbin 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. MtMR(R US TOfRAL OISfRVI SVBTCr. FISHER, BRADEN St CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND UNDERTAKERS. Undertaking Parlors, 3rd and Rroadalbin. fe-r- LADY ATTENDANT Both Phones Daily Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year. Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Hatunie! Hotel Building WOOD Dry Block and Slabwood Hammond Lumber Co. Both Phones 358 West End Market Is open again by J. J. Jugglewich Old and sew customers welcome A QUALITY STORE We sail the beat at lowest prices Watch Repairing F. C Will Cabinet Work Albany Planing Mill Al M. Stringer House and sign painter. Glazing, Tinting Paper Hanging. Estimates furnished. 229 Broadalbin St. Albany, Or. Bell phone 134-R. Home phone 506. m29a29 3 3 For Sale. Horses and Hares. 3 s One pair of mares, weight 2400. 'J With this pair almost new har- ness. Will sell all for $165. ?' Weight 25f. Good workers sin- 9 gle and double. Call and make 9 offer. $210 takes a pair of hors- v es. Weight iUU pounds. This 9 team is right out of hard work. 9 Must be sold at best offer. Will 9 give fair trial. $50 buys mare. & s Weight IOsO. Good worker sin- S 9 gle and double. Gentle for lady 9 or boy to handle. Also farm wag- 9 on, 3 in. tire, almost new, $75. 3 Six set double harness. Can be 9 9 seen at the Palace stables. a5 m5 9 st i3 nt t a, t) i) -s)fl)53(S)Q ELECTRIC OPTHALMIA Irritation of the mucous membranes of the eye from the ultraviolet rays of electric lights is lessened my wear ing the Euphos, Fieuzel or Green Am ber tinted lenses. . C. Meade, cream uvrrn that will whip Both Phones 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 FORMER HARRISBUR6 MAN HERE FOR A OA Sam May, Portland, after a vis here at the homes of M. Senders, Al Senders and Adolph Senders, return ed to Portland. Mr. May is a former llarrisburg man, a member for many years of the firm of May & Senders, which on a. count of the popularity of the name, continues to do tmsine there, though both Mr. May and Mr. Senders have moved away from th 'ity. Mr. May continues to have eight daughters, each one of whom has a brother. The youngest is now a voter, and only three of them are married. The brother, Harney, is in the printing business in Portland with the llushong shop. Mr. May ha the distinction of being about the he penman in Oregon, and. although 74 continues to write a firm, smooth hand. New Political Era in Chicago. Chicago, April 26. Elected mayor of Chicago by the greatest plurality ever given a major candidate in the windy city, William Hale Thompson tonight will be formally inaugurated Jieaj of America's second largest city. Retiring Mayor Carter II. liar rison, was to welcome his successor and conduct the simple bin impres sive ceremonies. Thompson enters into his duties with several radical and unique poli cies in regard to alleviation of the un employed problem, conduct of the city's affairs, and police welfare on crime and criminals. Perhaps the most uniuue policy the new mayor has declared for is his planned fight against unemployment It is his expressed plan to have the council vote a sum sufficient to give every patrolman on the street a do! lar bill. This dollar bill is to he given, at the policeman's discretion to men or women out of work, whom the policeman knows to be deserving. Thmpson's theory is that the police man is closer to the average citizen than all charity organization agents in the world and is thereby the one to do such work. When this dollar is ex pended. it will be replaced. As to the business side of conduct ing the affairs of the fourth city in the world, Thompson has declared he will endeavor, whenever possible, to surround himself with successful bus iness men, large or small, who will be willing to emulate his example and give up four years of their lives to the work of the city. Mayor Thompson has strong opinions regarding Chicago's crime situation. He has not yet gone into detail as to what his remedies for the wholesale robberies, street hold tips, etc., will be. but he said that crime and immorality can and must he checked by an honest and efficient police force. He intimated that he would try to get a chief of police a man regardless of political affiliation, who can be absolutely fearless in up holding the laws. Ticket Man in Portland W. D. Powell, the genial ticket man at the Oregon Electric, went to Port land Saturday evening for a couple of days trip, and is again on duty. Daily Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year. Optometrist r,mv milk safe for baby ALSEA RIVER ROAD, SIUSLAW NATIONAL FORES Forest service ohicittls at l'ortlan announce that the Alsea Kiver roa between Waldport and Tidwaler, Oregon, will be completed in time insure its Use by July I. This road, which is two miles length, is inside the Siuslaw National I'orest, and in complete the high way between Waldport and the Wil Lunette valley. Heretofore it has been necessary for all traffic to go by boat from Tidewater to Waldpor There was a road, but it was little more than a trail in places, and not at all suitable for heavy loads Tb demand for a better road has been insistent for some time, but plans for improvement or development were held up by certain local condition and the actual work of construction was not begun until last Fall. Now however, eighty per cent of the wor is completed. It has been a some what difficult and expensive piece oi road construction because of tl heavy side hill cut, mostly through solid rock. Trust on Trial Chicago, April 26. The govern ment and the alleged bill posting trust grappled today. Before Judg kxnesaw Mountain Landis, who plastered the $-M.(Ii.tlJ fine on the Standard Oil, trial was scheduled to day of the government's anti-trust dissolution suit against the bill post ing combination, known as thi "association of Dill Posters and Di tributors in the United States an Canada." Control of practically all the out door display an,l billboard advertis ing in the two countries by the "trust is charged by the government, whic has seclured dozens of depositions from big advertisers sai, to have bee victimized and "held up." United States District Attorney tlyne, in charge of the prosecution, says it will be proven that seven advertising concerns collect one sixth n all advertising contracts of the combination and cover J.StD town and no outsider can get one foot space without dealing with them. The concerns name das the control ing factors of the Association are th Associated Bill Posters and Prolec tive Co.. of New York; A. M. Brigg & Co., of Chicago: N'ordem ft Co.. of Pittsburgh; Foster Selling Co., of Sr. Louis; Enos Troop, Inc., of Chicago A. de Montzulin & Co, of Cincinnati and C. E. Atchison & Co.. of Atalan ta. The government 'alleges that 32 former concerns interested in the bua- ncss hive been "gobbled up" and put out of ulisit.eij l.y tl c trust. Probe Penn. Labor Field. Piusbir,. April 2C Hearirgs on labor conditions in Pittsburgh and a wide territory surrounding it were opened here today by the Federal In dustrial Relations commission. Sit ings will continue in the Federa building throughout the week and will be public. Big employers and labor leaders have been slated to testify. A num ber of lay workers will also be pres ent and speak. The Iron City Trades Council has rranged a program of entertainmen for the commission. A banquet will e tendered it tonight. Job Hunting in Alaska. Washington. Anril 26. Srrrfn Lane is still receiving annlieatinna for jobs on the Alaska railroad, despit eianorate explanations for many weeks that there are no iohi to ho h that the only government employes are a comparative few experienced e gineers. VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Cor. First and Ellsworth Streets Drain Tiles at Cost as loftg as they last ALBANY COMMISSION CO. STETTER'S FOR GROCER. I S AND CROCKER Y Voting on Prohibition. Elkhart, Ind., April 26. Existence of 21 saloons here was at stake loduy when the city voted on the local op tion question. This city voted wet both in IV 1 1 ami I VI J The wet ma jority in l'IJ was .HIS. There have been numerous elections of this na ture in Indiana this season with the diys gaining ground In several small cities. THE UEST BAKED GOODS GROCERIES. PRODUCE and FRUITS PARKER'S "The Sign ol Quality" 136 Lyon St. Both Phones FISH from lb I). E. NEIIERGALL MEAT COMPANY is always fresh. See the display in our unitary case at SECOND AND LYON STS. Full line of salt fish. q CLASSIFIED 1 1 T BUSINESS OIRECIORT CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C. QIPE Chiropractor. Rooms 5, 7. 9, 10, Cuskk Hank Bids Nature cannot cure a disease unless the csuse is removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove the cause. DENTISTS DR. W. R. BILYEU Dentist, First National Bank building, Albany. LAWYERS. L. G. LEWELLING Attorney at law Notary public Albany. Oregon. DAN JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law Koom $ First National Bank Itldg WEATHER FORD St WEATHER FORD. Lawyers, Albany, Ore. C. C. BRYANT Attorney st Law .1)1-2 New First National Bank build ing, Albany, Oregon. MEAT MARKET M. B. CRAFT 342 West Second St., Albany, Ore. First class meats of sll kinds from selected stock. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE H. F. MERRILL Insurance and Loans City warrants bought and sold. Room .No. I, second floor, First Savings Bank building, Albauy, Oregon B. M. PAYNE Farm lands and city property for sale. Real estate loans Fire insurance. Surety Bonds. Rooms 19-21, Cusick Block, Albany, Oregon. FOR SALE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 6 room house. U.0U0. House and lot F.ast side for or exchange, $12110. Wm. Uaiu. m26tf LOTS FOR SALE As follows: ibrse near Ibe corner of Ith and alain, four near corne- ef 7th and Sherman, IS in Hacklemaa Park addition corner of Ith sad Cleve land, X ia tke Epauliae sseiuos cunier Uib and Thurston, k.U hUk corner Front and Cleveland.' Twe atory house, siae rooms, sarner Sta and Shermsn. Lots are ail near public schools. All high, dry, sod well drsincd. Both phoaes. T. P. Harklemas. ' F2JMayM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 10 million timber claim in Douglas ceuniy lor city property or good farm land. Home 1143. f 1 otf FOR SALE 20 h-.a r 1 ..,A t .... oio jersey ana Molstein heifers, coming iresn tnis spring. 91000, $500 cash snd balance I or 2 years time. 7 nr ent Ini.pa.i tt u Pfeiffer, Bell phone No. 44IJ,' AJ- oany, ur. (ftf REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farm lands, city property, limner lands, collections, money to loan. Insur ance written in the strongest old line rnmnfttiifa I V p:,.. ml ur 2nd St. dlv ark it OR SALE Fresh young cow. Call upon f. it. I'teitler. al4tf FOR SALE Light roadster aittomo- oiie. rirst class condition. Recent ly overhauled. Address "Rnnlu.," care Democrat. a5tf FOR ALL KINDS OP MILL WOKK Both phones Foot Ferry St Jones Rook Store Subscriptions received for Msg. simrs and periodicals. 333 West First St., Albsny, Oregon. The Albany State Hank calends s cordial invitation to all Farmers, Merchants and Corporations to open an account at this bank assuring llicm of a hearty wel come, courteous and liberal treat ment und pertt-ual attention to all uccouiils either large or sma'l Albany State Bank "Surety Plus Service" FOR SALE A MitcheU buggy, top and pole, food condition, at bargain. See b. S. Smith. ' ml7tf FOR SALE Fine four acre tract, neatest in Sunrise, natural drainage, lays well. Call at Democrat office. FOR SALE High grade piano at a bargain, phone Jol-K. rulsVf FOR RENT FOR RENT Ground floor office or hup room. Democrat building near new p. o. Call at Democrat office. I'OR RENT A modern 4-ronmed apartment; also a fire proof store room. I nquire of llurggraf, MM Second St. mJtf FOR RENT CHEAP Nine ro.ui house, bath, but and cold water electric lights and well located. See Oregon Title & Land Credit Co FI2lf I'OR RENT Housekeeping rooms, centrally located Free light, water and telephone. Phone 154 R. let West Third St. ml3tf F?iRj KEN"1" A fireproof store ream 4iiu sireet. enquire ef Sere- mjiif FOR RENT After April .). Mod- c n apartment ol 4 rooms and bath, all built in conveniences in Wood ""s. 22H E. Jrd St. 4o,j READ OUR WANT ADS. MISCELLANEOUS. Notice Kxnert iuin r,'in.. ...j light machine work. Hub City auto shop 2nd and Calapooia. Earle Mc '""". "en pnone M-K. FOUND-Across river, near a p. proacn to bridge, a ring of eight ys. At Dem. office. WANTS WORK, GIRL In small amiiy tor small wages. Phone I'emoiTat FOUND A glove. What lady lost a ...c coiore.1 kiu glove for the left hand. At Democrat office. Automobile owners should provide themselves with a pair of those new goggles at F. M. French & Son lew. elrr "urt- mltf FOUND-Pair of sy.glas.es, at the Democrat office. m2Jtf Before you start to the San Fran Cisco exposition it will be well In pro vide yourself with s pair of gold field or opers glasses. See them at F. M. Tench ti Son's Jewelry store. mlStf MONEY TO LOAN. $2000 to loan on good, farm security. Collins at Taylor. fotf MONEY TO LOAN on good im proved farm land. Call on J V Pipe. 203 West 2nd St J2tf MONEY TO LOAN st 7 per cent an farm lands. Phone or write Ed ward F. Sox, Albany. HOtf dly wkly M!o?.EY 7Q LOAN-F.nquire a .. I02S F. 9th Si. ,ii, t nl.lif . WM. BAIN Insurance in best Old Line Companies. REAL ESTATE LOANS. 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