ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1918.
PAGE THREE
Just now, when you wont to bo alilo to enjoy on much of the sunshine as possible, nothing is bet
ter limn
LADIES' SPORT HATS
They are made with soft rolling bilm and sailor shape, In awning tripes and splendid combination! of
color. They aie inexpensive. $1 ,35 tO $3
Automobile Caps, all colors, prices . . . 50c to $1.50
At irlce tanging from $12.50 to $19.50, our coata are very atttractlve.
The Material, colors anil styles are the beat the lemon offera. A feature la
The Sport Coats in Stripes
with Solid-color Trimmings
GROCERY SPECIALS
for Friday and ' aturday
LIBHY'S CHOW CHOW. 20c bottle for 12c
K. C. UAKING lOWUKR. 25c cun lor 19c
AKM and IIAMMTR E'JDA, per i.ck5ge 5c
TOILET J'AI'KK, roll for 25c
Try our WHITE LOAF 1IAI D WHEAT I' LOUR. It coata you
leu and I rood at !'c l eal, vr: :t It in fully guaranteed.
SKASONADLK FRUITS and V! OETAULES.
R.mn.ntt
Ar. Half
Prlc.
Wednesdays
Watch fur
Our
Wednesday
Speci.ll
Delivoriaa
Leave Store
Morning 1st
8:30; 2nd
10:30; After
noon 1st, 2;
VALUES for CASH WORTH WHILE H
J)
Careful atlentlnn given to all jew
elry repairing at Ktcainer's nctv ioie.
o.Stf adv
WHEN answering classified a da.
pleair mention the Drmnrrat.
Real Estate
Loans & Insurance
Collins & Taylor
I I;unni.-! Until Hnihling
For Rent
FINK STORK ROOM
First Street
AH ready, with fix
tures, furnace hctitol.
Well located. See
Dr. A. STARK
Getting Hti Orders.
"Hn ymi'ro Miiuittiuin'.l iim ti wltnoM,
he) J Nw ynu Uv kwrfiil."
"Kirt rul hImhii whulT'
"1 Hii it joritu ivlMikttl it iiuiu for nut
tuiiiliiK liitu mutt UU U'Mii tin fitlm.
I.tMitt imt fcr thut. miri iiIko Im kwrrtil
tit wipo your frit."- I.oiiNvIIIV I'lHirton
Inurniil
Empty but Flattering TltU.
t'rli'itil f tin Itimil.v wllllmti. cut.
It I'.' !" I Mr lm( I hi'iinl ynu mi.v
'!i'M'. mtvfi nnr," l" yt'tir fuihrr?
Wlllluii - v tt ili'iiwN it inr iliul.
Vnti (, lie iti'Vcr ri'iilly lm liny nicy lit
itiiytliliii; hi Immo. imulit-rh lln rviil
.will ho. - Itiwtnii TriinmTlpt .
A Rovtnpe Nevsr Enjoyad. 1
After n Ktormy uttnek mi Uinl !rmi
villi on dim tK i ti: ((Hi l.nnl Itiuiilolph
Churvtilll hml ii siminy iiikjiuo iH-runn
the i : !H-t riml w nearly tleml with
.f.i-ii'!;itr! "How i.rativttle would
like (u my iff itmv!" lit ;iitt'tl. 1 - -tl"ll
Slniuliihl.
A Very Old One.
"Sue nml lier ni'W lin..'...... hnvn
iiiuii'i) on their hrltlnl trip hi n verl
tnlile i'-Htny "
"U tlitil iiiin of tin- new umkowT'
Ittiltlrnitn AmmmIciih
ItiippliirKit (muisIhIh In iietlvlty. It 1
rumihm Mtv:im nml not 11 iitnfnmnt
jmihI. - (lorn!.
Kxpcti watch and clock repair. me
Krtfiinicr- jrwelrv "tore. OaJStf adv
Wire Your Home for
Electric Light
SECONDHAND GLASS.
Electric Iron or
Toaster
FREE
to each house wired during the special
houscwiring month
March 15th to April 15th
Call pers.oni.lly or telephone today
Oregon Power Co.
"Reliable Service"
Telephones 15 306 West Second St.
HOME PHONE GO. TRYING
10 HAVE RATES RAISEO
Appeals to Public Service Com.
to Make Pacific States .
Raise Rates.
Aaacrting that the defendants' rates
in Albany are inadequate and unreas
onable in that they arc not tufficicnt
to pay the necessary expense of op
eration and maintenance and cconom
cally conducted to provide for depre
ciation and pay a reasonable or any
return on money invested, the Home
Telephone and Telegraph company
filed a complaint with the state public
service commission today UKaiut the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company and ask that an order put
ting into effect reasonable and ade
quate rates be made.
The Home company asserts that it
would be impossible under the charg
es made for telephone service in Al
bany for the Pacific company to op
erate if the business in that city was
not supported from other sources.
The Home company also says that
it will be impossible for it to adv.mec
it rates to a reasonable figure unless
the Pacific is forced to act.
FULL OF MEXICANS.
Fifteen Hundred Mexicans Live In
City of Antonio, Texaa, Op
posing Forces.
Interesting Methods of a Business That
Is Quite Extensive.
Tlio anlviiKf Kl IimIiimU.v la of aucb
liiiiKirtniirc mid extent Hint nmii.v deal-
era In weondliimd kIukh aiwelnlUe In
UHa branch or ttntither. Some, for ln
slituiv. handle only plate kIiiks that
eouica to tlHMU by reaanii of tlio dcmoll
ll.ni nf old bulldltiK. ni 7.od to make
plin-e fur new atrucliin-a. Salvage glasa
of tlila aort brlnim prima nut far below
tlnwo of now Khi.
A eouKldcnible luiintlty of the aal
viiKe ulaiw ilcnU'r'a atock ctnanatoa
from the plute clnna limurnnee com
panies. Tho niethiida of the-ao com
pnulea III laltilii! over (.'loss vary. One
concern utuy licMpno atoek on band,
simply Inlying whntcver la reUlrcd to
rt'i'liuf n broken puue. disposing of the
broken glass. If enough romnltw to be
wild, to the Riilvngc- dealer. Some
times n company will have a ware
house of Its owu. to which It will re
ninve broken glntut that limy still be
III condition to umo. Frenuently It will
buppfn thiit only one comer, haa been
broken mini n Inrge pane nnd that this
tuny lie ut down to lit u smaller win
dow. .Most pl-ite glass Is Insured, but there
la inch Hint Is nut. In the ense of nn
uninsured plate Hint Is broken the own
er must, of course, go to a dealer for a
new pinto. He will sell the broken
plate to the salvage denier. It follows
therefore that from Insurance com
putileit. from building wreckers nnd
from owners of uninsured glass the
siilvngc glass dealers nccumuhitu great
imiutlties of secondhand pinto glitss.
Much of this Is In sueli n condition turn
It limy bo reset unywhore. Should the
liiliii v .consist, for Instnncc. of simply
a deep scratch In the renter It Is easy
to iiinke that plate snlutile. ino sec
ondluiiul douler cuts out a strip con
taining the scratch nnd thus have IcR
two smnller plates, quite suitable for
smaller windows.
When Injured plate glass is too much
scratched to lie nvnllnble for window
It la sometimes made Into ground or
frosted glass for ofllee partitions or
doors. Snlvnrro pinto glass too small
for use III windows Is employed for
the glass doors of refrigerators, and
larger pieces nrc utilised In the making
of Kluss table lops. Small fragment
co to the limiting of hand mirrors, at-
though only clear pieces- may be so
employed. Other pieces, too small for
other purposes, enter Into me manu
facture of class slitns.
Eventually, when the last piece of
UH-rc bun table glass libs been cut from
the damaged piece, there remain the
senilis and fragment accumulated in
the culling. IS veil these have their
uses, nit hough they do not bring much.
They lire melted uud used In the manu
facture of iHittles.-wasiungtoii star.
It is an interesting fact that San
Antonio. Texas, is the headquarters
for a crowd of prominent Mexicans,
presenting an interesting feature to the
situation of a very striking character.
For three years it has come pretty
close to being the capital of Mexico.
There the juntas of the Carranza and
Villa forces have plotted and in
trigued. From San Antonio most of
the financial aid so desperately need
ed by both sides at various times in
he ups and downs of their fortunes
has been negotiated and from there
munitions have been bought and sup
plies forwarded. -1
Today there are over fifteen hun-
Ired prominent and formerly wealthy.
Mexicans living in San Antonio. F-
cry one of them is vitally interested
the success of either Carranza or
Villa. Many of them arc men who in
the last few years have held the high
est official positions in one or the
other of the shifting governments that
have held temporary sway over the
southern republic, or parts of it.
F'our cabinet ministers of the old
Huerta regime, the most prominent
being Manuel Garza Aldape, ex-min
ister of agriculture and Rickardo Go
mez Robclo, attorney general for Hu
erta and the man who guided the old
Indian warrior in the tortuous legal
phases of his conflict with President
Wilson.
Closely associated with them is Sa
lome Botclla. ex-governor of the state
of Nucvo Leon under Huerta. Tais
group is now reputed to be interested
in Villa's campaign.
The Mexican Catholic church is rep
resented by four archbishops and
about thirty bishops who have been
driven out of Mexico by the various'
warring factions. With them are a
large number of priests who also were
compelled to flee from the country.
Then there is a sprinkling of ad
herents of the exullicnt Felix Diaz.
who always has a revolution ripe for
picking if he can secure support; and
Iso there arc sonic supporters of Za
pata.
The interests of Carranza are of
ficially administered by Teodulc R
Reltran, Mexican consul general for
the south western United States.
Connected with his ofiice in an of
ficial but very important capacity is
Sam Bclden, a San Antonio attorney,
who has a title of chief advisor of
the consulate. Bclden is reputed to
be close to Carranza and one of the
men who in dealings with the United
States government the First Chief is
first to turn, to for advice.
There are seven Mexican newspa
pers published in San Antonio to
serve the needs of the forty odd thous
and native Mexicans who live in and
about the city. All are bitterly parti
san in hacking their factional interests
and everal have very fair circulations.
Men Who Fear Opportunity.
In the American Mngnzlne Hugh S.
iruitnrtoti hhvh:
"ThntisniulR of us who are making
fairly comfortable livings for fnmllloa
puss phihi turning points, refusing to
turn or to nttai-k the opening, through
sheer timidity. There Is uo class so
timid ns the man with n family, who
refuses to change because he fear he
will risk the stnnll sum he has acenmu
Intod to educate tho children and pro
vide ror the family lu case of his
,i.,iiiti vhw.iv. iiino nut of a hundred
men In this class ateep straight ahead
when they see n turning point cicariy
Are You Going to Dress
Up This Spring?
You count on getting a whole new outfit and how much can you
spend?
YOUR SPRING
HAT
ia one of the most important items. A hat that is not becoming
will attract more unfavorable attention than a suit that is not be
coming. Be sure you are becomingly fitted.
Quality i not a secondary matter in regard to buying hats.
If you make sure that the hat bearst.e label
a1 1 i
MALL0RY
you will know it is good. We have our full assortment of Spring styles
and are sure we can suit you. . '
Also the delayed shipment of Spring and summer caps fo ryoung fel
lows. Small black and white plaids are "IT" in caps.
E3TABU3HOI823
The Blain Clothing Co.
"Men's Outfitters"
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIBO.
WEAVING Carpets and rugs, in
satisfactory manaer. Phone 339-Y.
Minnie Smith. f2tf
WORK WANTED By competent
woman. Will also do nursing at rea
sonable price. Mrs. C. Frazter, Home
phoae 3141. j27tt
WANTS WORK Lady wants work
by day or hour. Home pheue, 3439.
ntf
HOW APPENDICITIS
CAN BE PREVENTED
Albany people should know that
a few doses of simple buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc., as mixed in Ad-Ier-i-ka,
often relieve or prevent appendi
citis. This simple mixture removes
such surprising foul matter that ONE
SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
CASE constipation, sour stomach or
gas. A. short treatment helps chronic
stomach trouble. Adler-i-ka has easi
est and most thorough action of any
thing we ever sold. The Wood
worth Drug Co.
Nomination Coupon
Good for 100 votes in The Orange Peal advertising contest.
Fill out this blank and mail to the- manager of The Orange Peal,
Albany, Ore., or deposit in ballot box.
Name
Address
BJJ23
FOR SALE One 1-year-old Holstein
hull $75: one Holstein grade heifer,
2 years old, at $45; beardless seed
barley. $28 per ton, 70c per tfushel;
Kinney seed wheat $1 per bushel;
limited amount number 2 clover
seed cheap. C. R Widmer. R. D.
4; Home phone 253S. f23 d&s.:tf
Money to Loan.
In the following amounts: $10,000,
$5,000, $3,000, $2,000, $1,000. This is lo
cal money and want goqd all purpose
arm mortgage socurity. Call on '.
J V. PIPE,
203 W. 2nd St.
dly wk ilOtf
Daily Democrat by Carrier. H Year
TRY the ALBANY DAIRY
for sanitary milk and whipping
cream. We invite you to visit
and inspect our dairy. Bell
phone 15-F-41. A. P. MISH
LER. Prop.
E. L. STIFF & SON
215 to 217 Lyon St.
New and Second Hand Goods
Bought and Sold.
LIME and SULPHUR SPRAY.
Soluble sulphur spray, lime, pow
dered sulphur. Utah. Nevada and
Oregon land plaster, ground lime
rock, garden and field seed. Feed,
Flour.
M. SENDERS & CO.
A. STARK,
Physician and Surgeon
Both phones 60
330 W. First St. Albany, Ore.
BAPTISM -a t, RELATION
to the
REMISSION of SINS
as taught in the
NEW TESTAMENT
Christian Church, Sun. Eve., Apr. 2
DONT MISS THIS SERMON
M. Howard Fagan, Minister
THERE
, and
BACK
;Sunny
Southern
California
OO
from Albany
VIERECK'S
BATHS
First-class Workmen ;
Only
Cor. First amd Ellsworth Streets
Six months round trip tickets on sale from princi
pal Northwest cities to Los Angeles, Pasadena. Ar
angc Empire, Long Beach and Santa Barbara. Stop
overs allowed at all points enroute. '
Panama California cxposi o:: open all the year at
San Diego; Exhibits from till principal countries of
the world. '
Sec Southern California by electric cars of the Pa
F.Icctric Railway. "O ange Empire." "Balloon
Route." "Old Missions," "Tri-ngle." and "Mt. Lowe"
trolley trips.
Ask your local agent or write
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland,
. ;Orcgon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC