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Newspaper Page TextPAOE TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MAY IJ, I91S. Daily Democrat F. P. NUTTING Lessee. Filtered at the postoffice at Albany Orcnon, a second-class matter, liihlitlicd every evening except Sun lay. Semi-weekly published Tues tl.iys and rridays. business matter AiiilreSK all communication and make ,11 remittances payable to the Dein crat furnishing t.-v ii orderimi chamics of address, sub- rcrihera should always give old as veil a new address. SUL1SCRIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, $4.00 per year in advance, otherwise 40c per month. ti .uatl. at end of year ISO IN mail in advance, per year 3.tW Srmi.Weeklv At end of year . . $1 50 Wen paid in advanee. one yr 1.2o CLASSIFIED RATES 1 1- per word lor first publication; Vi per word thereafter, payable in ad vaiiL-e .Minimum charge ot -lac. Etullished in 186a. THURSDAY. MAY 13. 1915. SHOULD KEEP OUT. The Eugene Guard is on the fight and wants the country to go to war with Germany. The Democrat does - not believe there should be w-ar except as a last resort and a most extreme measure. The circustances at present do not call for tl e sacrifice of several hundred thousand of our best youn men over a foreign matter. Even it Germany is in the wrong it has been a case where our vessels should nave kept out of danger. Of coarse com mercial interests demand a certain amount of hazard, but not deliberate facing of calamity. The whole war is one thai would have disgraced the middle ages, and the United States should be calm and cool in its consid eration of the problems that come up. before it deliberately becomes a party to the barbarism. So colossal is the struggle that it is practically impos sible for a country to be in the fight without being brutal. The greatest victory this country can obtain will be the keeping of its h:nds free from the blood of this age. There -will be 'one redeeming feature to this era it we keep out of the war, even though aggravated by circumstances calling for resentment. Some of the best kt- tzens of this country are of German birth, splendid men and women. We should not be shattered. While many Germans are neutral naturally their sympathies are with their f.-.tlier coun try and the mixture of the U. S. in the trouble would Mso provoke an inter nal trouble of an unpleasant claractcr The Democrat is confident our presi dent and his cabinet v.-ill be able to adjust matters in such a way as to keep the country out of the embrog lio. The Pendleton E. O. has a version of the matter that is interesting and w-orthy of consideration. It says: Whatever else may be said it is as suredly a time for the American peo ple to be thoughtful and loyal to the government. Our administration fac es a situation of extreme difficulty; it c.-.ti best handle the problem advan tageously if the country keeps its head. It is no time for war maniacs to get rampant; nor for partisanship to show its face. America is a peaceful nation and we ni.-.y be assured the government will go far and endure much to avoid trou- b w . . AMM We can afford to be very patient and considerate. The European na tions are crazed by the horrors and dangers in which they are involved. We can afford to make allowances for them. It would be wrong not to do so. The best thing the American people can do is to support the ad ministration in its desire for peace. A sober man does not show valor or dignity by fighting with a man who is drunk. Why cannot the same rule apply to nations? FOR SALE OR TRADE Small farm 4 miles south of Albany. Ad dress L. F. Coats, Tangent, Oreg. mll-13 SLAB WOOD in any amount and delivered on short notice; also other wood of any kind you wish. Place your order now for your win ter'a wood. E. R. Cummings ALL DELIVERIES STRICT IL CASH Office phones Bell I43-J Home 178 Res. phones Bell 350 Home 146 MISFITS Mad with war European nation). ire hardly responsible (or what the) lo, like a man intoxicated. This is interesting. Russia has or Icrrd $HX).O0O.UM worth of steel rails i ihe V. and the war is in pro less Ti e boy who starts out a rowdy is ipl to keep it up a long lime. The best lime lo think aboit mar riage is before the ceremony. Here is a 'ginger item in an ex .'hanue: Some men are such pool Managers that if their job was to tear i leal from the calendar every tlay hey d always he a day or two be iiind m their work. This is often a one-sided old worli! n the Utile things of liie. Whenever booze takes a hand in a .ransaction there is loss. Blessed is the man who pays up. The man who has a ihinvr to sell nd goes and w hispers down a well s not so apt to collar the dollar s he who climbs a tree and hollers Mor.il. adver.ur The man who gets should pay in he ditterent avenues ol lite. Doing good in the world has it? wn reward. Rug Weaving. To the ladies of Albany and vicin- ty. Miss Mary Smith of Winona rarlc Lebanon Road, Bell phone No. 139-Y, will weave your rugs and rag .-arpets in the best manner. Miss Smith is blind, but has learned weav- ng in an eastern school, and is desir ous of employments, as it is her only means of self support Please give her your work. MRS. L. E. BLAIN, Pres. Ladies' Aid Society MRS. A. D. MARTIN. Sec. ' a29tf FOR TRADE One or two Albany iois ior auto or roadster, tall at Democrat office ml 1-14 9 DINNER SERVED 9 Every Sunday for 50c. 9 at ST. rKANtlo HOTEL tl Luncheon 11:30 to 2; dinner 5 S s t 8 p. m. j29tf IF YOU ARE Unable To Strike a Cash Balance it's because you pay small bills with cash instead of Check and have no record of the transaction. A checking account with this bank, established in 1892. will overcome the difficulty and aid you in building up a substantial bank account. You are invited to transact your banking businesa here. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $90,000.00 J. W. CUSICK ft CO, Bankers Albany, Oregon Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Building, Albany, Or. Both phones. Lady Assistant A bank which has grown to importance through its ' policy of giving satisfactory serv ice to its patrons that's our Bank. With every modern convenience we are at your service. Checking Accounts welcomed. Bank witii us. MIMIUft Uft rcoERAL RfSEBVC STsTCM I Leakless Inner Tubes . , Goodyear Laminated Tubes Built Layer on Layer Extra Thick Here is something erery motorist should know. Goodyear Laminated Tubes are built ot many thin layers each of pure rubber vulcanised together. No flaw can be hidden as in a thick piece of rubber. It is seen snd eliminated. Every layer is perfect. Such a Tube can't leak. And our valve patch can't leak, be cause it is psrt of the Tube and not stuck on. Remember that Many a tire trouble is due to leaky Tubes. 14 Heavier Goodyear Laminated Tubes are extra heavy. They have always outworn any tire. Bui this year we have added 14 per cet.t to their average thickness all pure rubber. And our GOODYEAR Laminated Tubes Ertm Hq T-UiiiIiiiI Bul( Imv9T L r Br UW SOW. W FattiiW Tfc Goodyear Service Stations Tires in Stock ALB AN Y Crawford J. L. Irvin Off for Rochester- Rev. Mcl.eod. of the Presbyterian church of Mill City. left on the morn ing electric for Portland on his way to the general assembly of the Pres byterian church at Rochester, New York. Rev. W. S. McCuIlouah. of Lebanon, is also going as a commis sioner. President H. M. Crooks, ol Albany College, is already there, hav ing left in the interest of the college some time ago. Bough Fine Cows . L. Pate, of Plamview. attended the Jersey Stock Sale in Independ ence yesterday and was one of the heaviest purchasers there. He bougnt some very fine blooded stock to add to his dairy herd. Quite a celebration was held at the Hop City and a big crowd was in town. Governor Withy- 'TIIELPtlA' - OPERA HOUSE Tuesday, May 18th Atupices LO. O.M. No. 859 Direction Harlia Talbert LOCAL TALENT First floor 50c, 35c; Balcony 25c; Cillery 15c For Crockery, Glassware, Gran ite, and Tinware, Kitchen Goods, Novelties, snd Fancy Goods, Teas, Coffees, and Spic- Essex & Essex 322 W. First St, Albany High Grade Paints, Oils, Varnish, etc. Phoenix Pure Paints .. Phoenix Pure Paints Rubber Cement, Paints ... Rubber Cement Paint .... Rubber Cement Paint ....... 3 C Carriage Paint 3 C Carriage Paint .. Varnish Stain, Oil Stain, Roof Stain. Roof Paints, Barn Paints, Oil and Lead, the best that money can buy. Burkhart & Lee, Druggists Tube prices this year are re duced 20 per cent So these layer Tubes, extra-thick, now cost about the same as others. Always Gray Goodyear Laminated Tubes are not colored. They are gray the natural pure rubber color. Color requires a large percent age of mineral adulteration. And minerals bold heat, a Tube's worst enemy. Whatever tirea you use, get Goodyear Tubes. They will outlast your tires, save you leaks and trouble. They will also convert you to Goodyear Fortified Tires, built by the same high standards. Any dealer will supply you. (rno & Ralston cotnbe rode his fine Kentucky riding horse over from Salem and addressed the gathering. o The Weather Report More showers tonight and Friday are predicted. The temperature yes terday was 70 to 48 degrees. The rainfall was .01 inches. The river rose to 3.4 fet above low water. The Albany Bakery We Deliver to Any Psrt of the Chy 115-119 E. 3rd Street Bell 560 Party R Home 419 H. J. FIRCHAU CO. Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Hamme! Hotel Building New Wall Paper Now In Paints, Oils, Stain, Varnishes Prices right Call and see F. C. DANNALS 123 East 3rd Street Qts. 60c Gal. $2.15 ... Gal. $2.00 ... ', gal. $1.00 KgaL 60c pts. 50c qts. 90c Advertisement for Stwer Construction Sealed bids will be received by the Council of the City of Albany, Ote jou, until 7 30 o'clock p. in. May 12, i 'VI S, for the construction of an eight mil lateral sewer beginning ut the iMiiholc in Oak street trunk sewer, nidnay between Seventh and Eighth trcrl, and running thence easterly cross lllock I, across I'iue street, Hid lull feet into lllock 2. all in Hack rman's Woodland Addition to the 'ily of Albany, Oregon. Said sewer construction to be made n accordance with the charter and rdiu.inces of the City of Albany and he plans, specifications and estimates jf the City Engineer on file In the jfiice of the Kecotder, where plans .lay re sect and specifications and stimairs obtained. Huts will he opened at 7:30 o'clock . m. May li, IV 1 S No proposal or hid will be coutid Ted unless accompanied by a ccrii ied check payable lo I lie City of Al bany in an amount cuiul to live ier cut of the aggregate bid lo be for- curd as lixrd and Inundated dam tgea in case the bidder neglects or re uses ta enter into a contract and pro vide an approved bond in the sum ol M7j.UU for the faithful performance ui the work within ten I'ays after no ificalion of awarding of contract to uch bidder. All ImU must be made with a view it completing Ihe construction of said ewei prior lo the 1st day of July. II5, under a liquidated penally of nJSU for each day of delay beyond that period. All bids should he addressed to Recorder of the Cily of Albany" narked "Proposal fur the construc tion ot lateral sewer commencing at itaniiuie in Oak Mreet sewer between Seventh and Kiiflith Streets and run. ling easterly into lllucks I and 2 of llackleman's Woodland Addition to Albany " .By older of Ihe council. F. K. VAN TASSEL. Recorder of the City of Albany. i.W ml -.1-1 2 Safety First Groceries art 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 yon have cause for complaint When you do you will find us not only ready but an xious to right all wrongs. Ideal Grocery Both Phonos 58 212 Wen First Street WOOD Dry Block and Slabwood Hammond Lumber Co. Both Phones 358 A QUALITY STORE We sell the beat at lews.! prices Watch Repairing F. C Will Cabinet Work Albany Planing Mill Al M. Stringer House and sign painter. Glaiing, Tinting, Paper Hanging. Estimates furnished. 229 Broadalbm St., Albany, Or. Bell phone 134-R. Home phone 506- m29a2 VIERECK'S BATHS Firtt-das Workmen Only Cor. First and Ellsworth Streets Drain Tiles at Cost aa long as they last ALBANY COMMISSION CO. STETTER'S FOR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY WANTED 23 additional milk and cream cus tomers for Golden Rule Dairy. Our milk stands test for purity and 4 7-10 per cent butter fat. We have bten eleven year building up our Jersey herd for Albany trade. y. Registered. Try us, we will compare favorably with any milk sold In Albany, Two deliveries daily. Phone for extras. H. M. PALMER, Prop. TIIK BEST baked goods grockriks. produce and FRUITS PARKER'S "The Sign ol Quality" 136 Lyon St. Both Phones FISH frees the 1). E. NEBERGALL MEAT COMPANY is always fresh. See the displsy in our sanitary case at SECOND AND LYON 8TS. FuU line of salt fish. BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY CHIROPRACTOR LMBR C OIPE Chiropractor. Rooms S. 7. 9. 10, Cusick Bank Bldg. Nature cannot cure a disease unless ihe csute is removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove the cause. DENTISTS DR. W. R. B1LYEU Dentist, First National Bank building, Albany. MEAT MARKET M. B. CRAFT 342 West Second St., Albauy, Ore. . First class meats of all kinds from selected slock. REAL ESTATE IN8URANCE LAWYERS. L. G. LEWEI.LING Attorney at law Notary public Albany. Oregon. DAN JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law Room 305 First National Bank Bldg WEATHER FORD ft WEATIIER- FORD. Lawyers, Albany. Ore. C. C BRYANT Attorney at Law 301-2 New First National Bank build- lug, Albany, Oregon. H. F. MERRILL Insurance and Loans Cily warrants bought snd sold. Room No. 1, second floor. First Savings uan Diuiaing, AjDany, Oregon. B. M. PAYNE Farm lands snd city property for ssla. Real estate loans Fire insurance. Surety tionda. Rooms 19-21, Cusick Block, Albany, Oregon. FOR SALE LOTS FOR SALE A. follows: Three nssr the corner of 8th and Main, four near eorne of 7th and Sherman, 18 In Hackliiaan Psrk sddition earner of Ith and Cleve land, 20 in the Bpaullne addition corner 11th and Thurston, half block earner Front and Cleveland. Twe etory faeuee, tine reeaia, corner 8th and Shermsu. Lota see all near public schools. All high, dry, snd well drained. Bom phones. T. P. Hseklemaa. F21May FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 1 million timber claim in Douglsa county for city property or good farm land. Heme 1143. f!6tf FOR SALE 20 head of 2 snd 3 year oia Jersey ana noistein neilers, coming fresh this spring. $100g, $500 cssh snd balance 1 or 2 years time. 7 per cent interest. P. H. Pfeiffer. Bell phone No. 44IJ, Al bany, Or. ffcf FOR SALE Fresh young cow. Call upon r. tl, ffeifler. a!4tf FOR SALE Light roadster automo- one. rirst Class condition. Recent ly overhauled. Address "Roadster" are Democrat. aStf REAL ESTATE FOR ft ALE Farm lands, city property, timber lands, collections, money to lean. Insur ance written in the strongest old line companies. J, V. Pipe, 203 W. 2nd St. dly wk tf FOR ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK loth fhunst Knot Perty St, Jones Hook Store Subscriptions received for Msg aiines and periodicals. Jil West First St., Albany, Oregon. The Albany Stale Rank calends a oordial invitation lo all Farmers, Merchants and Corporations to open an account at this bank assuring them of a hearty wel ciine, courteous and liberal treat ment rnd perv 'ul attention 10 all I.IHMMIIS eiilK-r latge or suu'l Albany State Bank "Safety Plus Service" WANT ADS FOR SALE A Mitchell buggy, top and pole, good condition, at bargain See U. S. Smith. nal7lf FOR SAI.K Fine four acre trsct, neatest in Sunrise, natural drainage, lays well. Call at Democrat office. FOR SALE High grade piano at a bargain. Fhoae Jcl-H allil FOR SALE New dwelling and block of ground on installment plan. Also residence lots SIU down ' snd S per mo. .Apply to or phone owner, Geo. W, Wright. . a asm Jf. FOR SALE Household furniture, range, rugs, etc. Phone 27.-R Hell. a.'Jtf WHEN snswering classified ads, please mention the Democrat. FOR RENT FOR RENT Ground floor office or shop room. Democrat building near aew p. o. Call at Democrat office. FOR RENT A modern 4-rooincd apartment; alto a fire proof store room. Kncjuite of iiurggraf, 118 Second St. rnJtf NYE IIKACII Ten roomed house for sale or rent, almost completely furnished; hall block from Hot tea baths; fine location fnr good board ing house. C. II. Ilain. ml2-M l-OR KENT CHhAP Nine room house, bath, hot and cold water, electric lights and well located See Oregon liile it Land Credit Ob. Flit! FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms, centrally located. Free light. wMec and telephone. Phone 154 R. 118 West Third St. n.,5,, READ OUR WANT ADS. FOR RENT After April JU. Mod. ern apartment of 4 rooms and bath, all built in conveniences in Wood Mais. 228 E. 3rd St. alvtf MISCBLLANbOUa Notice Expert auto repairing and light machine work. Hub Cily auio thop. 2nd and Calapooia. Earls Mc- Into.li. Hell phone 20-R. WANTED Middle sged woman ?""". l,lc to work in small fanuly. Home phone 1503. ml0-12 ' LOST Between 2nd and Wathlng ton streets and half way between Albany-Tangent a bunclt ui keys. Finder pleate leave at this oflice m7-14 MAN WANTED Desirable position .... ...oHciic anu amiMtioiia man as Alhany representative strong fi nancial Institution. Salary or sal l,y."n', '""'mission. Address C. L. T. Co., Evening Democrat, giv ing previous Imsinrss experience and reference. Confidential. mltf WANTED A farm of 40 to 80 acres partly in prunes and other tree fruits. Must be accesaahle. Give details as to location and improve ments. State if any exchange would be considered. Address box 90fi, Aberdeen, Wah, ml-15 MONEY TO LOAN. $2000 to loan on good farm security. Collins ft Taylor. fiotf MONEY TO LOAN on good Im- piuvcu iarm una. on J. V. Pipe. 203 West 2nd St J2tf READ OUR WANT ADS.