Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, November 05, 1915, Page 2, Image 2

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    JAOB TWO
ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER S, 1915
Daily Democrat
F. P. NUTTING
Lessee.
Kntrred at the postoffice st Albany
Drrnuii, second-cUs matter.
I'nliliiliril evcrv evening except Sun
day. Semi-weekly published Tuc
d.iyi and rriday.
BUSINESS MATTER
u ..iiitrmy cnanae. ol address. ub-
tenners should alwaya give old ai
ill at new address.
bUHSCKIPTlON RATES
Delivered by earner, $400 per year
in advance, otherwise 40c per
month.
u iii at end of vear . ... 3 50
, t..ii in ativance, per year :- 3
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la per Kurd lor tint publication; yi.
per word thereafter, payable in ad
yance, ajjninuiin chaigc of 2Se
Established in 1866.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1915
ELECTION INDICATES LITTLE
The principal feature of the fe
election this week was the return oi
Bull Moose to the Republican ranks
The Bull Moose aa a party is a deaii
animal, according to the indications
It was game while it lasted, and hat
not quit struggling: but it is only :
question of time when it will breathe
its last. The vote Tuesday was no
emphatic enough to indicate much
politically. As a matter of fact thi
Democrats polled more votes in Mas
sachusctls than before, over 18,01V
more than in 1"14. The truth is there
is practically no Rain when the vote
of the Bull Moose is considered.
GREAT WALNUT STATE.
That Oregon is destined to be a
great Walnut state was brought out
decidedly at the state convention
Prof. Lewis of the O. A. C. among
others, declared this at the walnut
convention.
Already, Oregon has one-fourth o
all the young walnut trees in th
United States. Professor Lewis said
Of the 22,026.524 pounds of walnut
produced in the country, 79,00 pound;
are produced in Oregon. California
leads with 21.432-266 pound.
''Walnut men have comparatively
little to fear in the near future so fa
as marketing is concerned," said Pro
fessor Lewis. "The present corsump
tion in the United State is only about
50,000,000 pounds. The consumptior
of English walnuts during, the pas
10 year has practically doubled.
Mr. Lewis said that the walnut in
dustry has passed the boom stage
and that the winter of 1908 cleare''
out most of the worthless types.
A MODERN WOMAN.
A fool dancer back east puts dia
monds on her dog. Probably the do?
has more sense than she has. Any
way the man who would consider a
marriage with Jier would be entitled
to an old-fashioned cbromo.
JONATHAN IS AROUND.
Jonathan is making himself prett)
conspicuous around town these days
Reference is had to the Jonathan ap
ple, a fine looking piece of fruit, wit!1
red cheeks, and a delicious taste. The
Jonathan has been coming to the
front, and the Democrat takes pleas
ure in commending .him to people
who like good things. Besides we eat
nothing healthier than the apple.
STRONGEST IN U. S.
There isn't a man in the Republican
party who can touch Woodrow Wil
son in a campaign for president A
great many Republicans believe there
is something above party, and that
conditions call for keeping Mr. Wil
son in the office another term. It
would be a poor place to change
horses.
BIGGER DRY VOTE.
The trend of sentiment on orohi
hition was shown in Ohio, where the
dry gain is over twenty-five thous
and, mostly in the rural districts. W.
J. Bryan gets credit for the bin in
crease in the dry vote. All over the
United Sln'M the trend is that way.
steadily gaining almost everywhere
ART and VOICE
STUDIO OPENED
First class in Oil Painting
starts Saturday morning at
9 o'clock; second starts next
Wednesday.
Those making application at
an early date be f iven a special
rate of $1 for 3-hour lesson.
Will also instruct a limited num
ber in voice culture.
: W. W. Davis
Teacher of Art and Voice
Schmitt-Duot Bldf.
IISHTS
We have received a real letter, which
we give it was rit:
deer ur i Seen in your miss Fitts
turn tim a go a how u sed No body
had time too rite reel ole tint frenly
letters ithot as how there is still a few
folks what has got time to rite leters
.it wel as hein able to rite srid wuns.
at 1 tint (by hiving relashuns and
frcnt) it wut thot as how i wui a reel
ex purt at tellin al the noos as wel as
nahor hud got-sip when ever I tot
out to rite a leter.
i thot as how mabe Me the Editcr
of the afore Menshuned mis Fits
maybe hii hart tut just akin fur .1
reel frenly leter, not a hiine leter,
nur lookin fur free add Vertiiin wher
they fergit to send the Amount doo
fur there prescripshun to the dalic
demicrat fur yeers back. Them kind
of leters make a feller feel lik fittin
or sw;-rin mabe Both, i presoom Edi
tcrt gits al kinds of leters what makes
em Med.
if i Had Axcess too a daily paper
the same as u hav, i wood bee glad
too git even with a Lot of tliem kinds
of Skallok wag, it wood bee the
grandest thing i no uv if peepel wood
pay there dctts. if every body wood
pra at nite "lord hellep us to pa our
dctts" as wel as furgiv our dettir
an Then git durn bizxy an pay there
detts Fur the lord heleps them what
helleps them selvies mabe. It woodent
bee so hard fur a editer to bee a
Christshun as wel as u Comon foke.
then agin no doubt u git leters askin
al kinds of Favers. sum peepul thinks
a editer is public property lik the
cheef of Pole ise or cort House neeth
nr is rite.
a Editor no doubt is humane an
lonj sufferin same a comon peepul.
i gess he need more simpity then he
git.
This leter is intended in the kindest
spirits, an i hope It wil cheer n Up.
and hope u will not think i am buttin
in an saying things unbecoming a
piece full an law abidin Sitizen shud
say to A Editer.
With Much luv and kindest Re-
guards too your lovin wife and fambly
an hopin long may you rite up the
Miss fitts with its wurds of cheer an
enmfurt to the Siterxens of this fare
an Noble Sity. a wel a cir rounding
community
respectively a Fathful Prescriber
uv the daly demicrat.
FOR PENT First class store room
Firt street. Call on Dr. A. Stark
m22tf
Trimme.l hats at a ffreat sacrifice
at L. Matthew' Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 5th and 6th.
PIANO FOR SALE Winteroth cab
inet grand in perfect condition.
Cheap for cash. 206 W. 7th. Phone
248-R or 472-R. o29-nl
Good Sunday
Chicken Dinner
at the
COTTAGE
25c
All the facilities of this
institution are open to
you and you are invited
to share in the Bank'
prosperity.
Even though you do
your banking business
elsewhere run in and tee
us.
Bank with ut.
lfMSilws rcoiuAL Prstnvl 5rvT(M I
WaaaaBBBBaMMai!
THINKING OF BUYING A RANCH p
then consider the best, the
MONARCH MALLEABLE
The Monarch represents the highest type of what
it generally known as "malleable construction."
Malleable Iron is used for those parts of the range
which can be mde better of this material than
of any other. There is a practical reason for its
use in every instance. Let us explain why.
THERE'S MONARCH SUPERIORITY IN
EVERY FEATURE
HEATERS
Wo carry a complete lino of Heaters in the
ROUND OAK AIR TIGHT, MISSION.
CARBON, and other good makes. Look
over our line before you buy
Hulbert-Ohling Hardware Co.
"The Hardware Men"
Third and Lyon Streets
FOR THE BATH
Bath Mats ....
Crash Bath Towels
Extra Long Bath Towels
Bath Soap, Violet
Floating bath soap
Crown Crabapple bath powder
Luxor bath powder
YOU GET THE BEST FROM US
Burkhart & Lee, Druggists
FOR RENT Modern 5 room cot
tage. Inquire 7th and Montgomery.
Phone Bell 5K R. nI-3
Special price on all trimmed hat
Friday and Saturday, Nov. 5th and 6th
at L. Matthew', 117 Ferry St. -
First Call for
Christmas
Come before the rush i on
and get Christmas present wor
ries oif your mind.
SPECIAL For a hort -time
only we will give one 'arge
photo with every $3 order or
over;
REMEMBER Twelve pre-'
ems (or the price of one. If so
desired orders taken now need
not be called for until Christ
mas. The
Clifford
Studio
The Photographer in Your
Town"
Albany Transfer Co.
Both phones
WOOD FOR SALE
Little Fir 1
Slab Wood
$3.5
$2.40
Trees, Shrubs
Roses
PLANTING time is on again.
Call us on either phone or send
a card for a catalogue.
Why not plant a few Walnuts in
the curb this fall ?
Our collection of Koses is complete.
ALBANY NURSERIES
ALBANY. OREGON
First National Bank Building
$1.00
75c and $1.25
65c, 75c, $1, $2
3 for 25c
. 5
- 25c
50c
A $1.50 ticket for $1.25. Good for
anything at New Elite. o25tf adv
Jewelry repairing of all kind at
Kreamer' new store. o25tf adv
J. A. WOOD
1141 E. First St.
Candidate for Chief of Police.
If elected I will give the office
my entire attention, and will not
ask the assistance of a deputy, ex
cept on special occasions, to be left
to the direction of thocitv council.
Am a taxpayer. Yours for votes.
J. A. WOOD.
The Best Way TO SAVE
is by
Systematic
Saving
One Dollar Opens An
Account
In S yean with interest, $1 de
posited weekly amount to
$280.65.
$5 deposited weekly amounts to
$1,399.38.
ALBANY STATE
BANK
"Safety Plus Service"
Hallowe'en
Specials
Pumpkins ' 5c, 10c, 15c
Apples 75c to $1
S-jreet Cider 20c per gal.
Both Phone SS
Ideal Grocery
H. A. STEARNS. Prop.
The Albany Bakery
W Deliver to Any Part ot the
City
115-119 E. 3rd Straw!
Bell 560 Party R Home 419
H. ". FIRCHAU CO.
We are at your
service for
Meats and
Fish
I). E. NEHERGALL
MEAT COMPANY
SECOND AND LYON STS.
A QUALITY STORE
W sell the best at IowmI prices
W.lck Repairing
F.G.wm
Fortmillcr Bros.
Funeral Directors
Masonic Building. Albany, Or.
Both phone. Lady Assistant
VIERECK'S
BATHS
First-class Workmen
Only
Cor. First sad Ellsworth Streets
No Time Like
Today
for starting bank account at
Our Savings Department if you
haven't one end no time like
today for adding to your account
if you have one.
' The once in while depositor
seldom gets rich the steady
week by week depositor does.
3 Per Cent interest allowed.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$90,000.00
J. W. CUSICK ft CO, Bankers
Albany, Ores on
FISHER, BRADEN & CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND
UNDBRTAKERB.
Undertaking Parlors, 3rd and
Broadalbin.
Cif LADY ATTENDANT
s Both Phones
Cabinet Work
Albany Planing Mill
Golden Rule Dairy
MILK and CREAM
2 Daily Deliveries. Both phenas
' H. M. PALMER. Prop.
The DALLES DIAMOND
Hard Wheat Flour
Sack $1.50 Bbl.SS.SO
Stere open Saturday until P. M.
M. 8ENDERS ft CO.
11 (("
Torle Lenses are oval ,1'aprd.
They give a wide range of
vision. Let u make your glass
es Torlc.
E. C. MEADE, Optometrist
P. B. Phipps
MAGNETIC HEALER
734 Lyon St.
STETTEK'S
FOR GROCERIES AM)
. CROCKER V
1 1 CLASSIFIED 1 1 T
RUSmiSS DIRFCICRl SWEET C1IER-Will make cider
dujimlw uintuum an(l ,li((le bulItr (ur lh( pubk ev.
ruionDBirTnB " u-.l.ty. commencing Oct. Stlt.
t.niKurKti Ulltj ur,ntr noljce , ly vmct I
r i upd f nur m''e "orth of Albany. Home phone
C OIPB 2SM. C. R Widmsr. s-'Jll dly w
Chiropractor. "
Rooms S, 7. 9, 10. CusiA Bsnk Bldg. ,;R SALE A modern seven room
Nature cannot cure a disease unles. h"" "".h J,lcc',!n" Kh: ru"
, faymrnt down, 10 yrs. on balance,
the cause is removed. LbiroprsclK J.vjn(, Alluny. A. A. Mickel. S.
adjustments remove the csuse. I' skciu. Home I4J7, -Old Cottane
st.
GEO. J. KENAGY
Chiropractor FOR RENT
National Bank llldg. Room 4111-402. ..,. dl vit . , , . .
. ii i 'OR Rt NT 6 furnished rooms, 4
Oldce phone IJM) Home; residence . . . . , ... ,, .. .
blocks esst of Lyon St. Near High
phone 4JV, school. Reasonable if taken iiu-
- DR. S H, RUSSELL mediately. Call 2251 Home phone.
' Chiropractor ' s20 tf ;
12-3 Schmitt llldg. I'hoiies Hell "
IHo-R; llotiie 1461. Lady' attendant. FR RENT Eight room modern
Examination Iree. honse at First and Jefferson streets.
nruTitTS lniiire at 1.11 Lyon C. C. Cleek.
DENTISTS o2(m2
DR. V. R. B1LYKU Dentist, Fir.t FOR RENT First class store build-
National Bank building. Albany. 'n' Rood location. 2nd and Ferry
. strrets. bmiutre of Harry Scblos-
LAWYERS. ' iMl!
" MISCELLANEOUS.
;. C. BRYANT
Attorney at La WANTED Experienced woman to
Jill-.' New I l ,utnii..l lUuk I'Uild- du housework and care for contine
nt. Ml.anv. OrrKun. ml" IM eek. Call al Dem-
s i i Herat office. n4-6
J. C. CHRISTY Careful attention -given to all jew-
Room No.T'j"?Wc.7l.l St. rlry ,f "''" " K'"'",
o2tf o25tf adv
U AN JOHNS I ON. Expert watch and clock repairing at
,. A,,."""ffy La.w , , . Kreamer. Jewelry .tore. o2Stf ailv
Room .1)5 hirst Naiion.il Hank Bliln
L G LKWE1 LING LOST Crescent of pearls on streets
, Attorney at law-Notary ptil.lu Albany Return lo Democrat of.
lhmy. Oregon nr
H F MERRILL SPECIAL RATES by week or month
Insurance and Losna at St. Fran.is Hotel. a5tf
City warrants bought and sold. Room ... . ,
No. I, second floor. First Savings ''UT '"JR KENT Wood apart-
Bank huililiag. Albany. Oregon nients. Call at 228 E. 3rd 9t
3 8 s22tf
B. M. PAYNE Farm land, and city Dllly Dernocr bv Curt u Yw
property for sale. Real e.tate loan
Fir insurance. Surety Bond. WANTED 4 or 5 room modern bun-'
Room 19-21, Cusick Block, Albany, galow, furnished man and wife,
Oregon. boy 4 y"r oii. Reference if re-
quired. Call from 4 to 6 E i.
VVEATIIEKFORD A WEATHER- I'ickard. 342 E. 2nd.
Kf i h n ----------,
LawyerV Albany; Ore. - MONEY TO LOAN.
T-EPJ!,!C-!,.Y.8,CI.8: Real Estate for Sale
A P HOWF1 LS I O " Bargains in fsrm landa, city prop-
Bh phone. SavifK. Ba Dldg LXJJ'
MARY S. HO WELLS, D. O. Sr??"',":. cT"" on J' V' PiPe'
Both phones Savings Bank llldg lV1 W- Znd St
REAL ESTATE ft INSURANCE -ZZT!!
F-. F. SOX
Real Estate, Loans, Fire In.ursnce. r II..
First National Bank Building I KC&J i-St&te
Loans & Insurance
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 10 ,
million timber claim In Douglas ' "
county for city property or good . ...
farm land. Home 1143 Jifcf CoIIinS & Taylor
FOR SALE High grade piano at s
harpain. Phone 361-R. mlHrf
. , , . t ' Hnmme! Hotel' Building
I'OR SALE Light roadstur automo
bile. First class condition. Recent-
ly overhauled. Address "Roadster"
care Democrat . aStf J ,
FOR SALE-Pine four acre tract. ,nr Klnr Cfn-
neatest in Sunrise, natural drainage, JWIItS IIIIUK OlOlC
lays well. Call at Democrat office. Subscription received for Mag.
aiinei and periodical. 333
. Buy a ticket. $1.50 worth of goods West First St., Albany. Or.eon
for $1.25, New Elite. o 25tf-adv. ---
THK HBdT
HAKKI) coons
CKOCKKIKS. PRODUCE
and FRUITS
PARKER'S
"The Si.rt ol Quality"
1.16 I yon St. . Both Phones
Daily Democrat by Crrler. $4 Ysar.
, .. ti at v .) w ) v v
D DINNER SERVED
Every Sunday for 50c
st ST. FRANCIS HOTEL
S Luncheon 11:30 to 2; dinner 3 8
S to 8 p. m. 29tf
$()a)ijBQetaaBi)()9&)9)
FOR ALL KINDS OF
MILL WORK
Both phone Foot Ferry St
A. STARK.
Physician and Burgeon
Also treats eye, ear, nose and
throat, and lit glasses
Both phone 6U
326 V. Fitst Su Albany, Ore