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faoc root ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, JANUARY I. IMI. Blankets at a Saving Big high-grade Blankets that cost no more than the ordinary kind $7.50 wool blankets $5.50 pr. 8.50 wool blankets 7.35 pr. 70x80 cotton blankets, an ex tra good buy, $1.50 pr. Home-made comforts, filled with good, clean cotton $2.50 and $2.75 ea. FLOOD'S STORE 334 W. 1st St. s i .j ...... . CITY NEWS 111 at Home J. J. Collins is celebrating New Years in bed at his home with a touch of pleurisy. No Club Meeting This being a holiday there will be no meeting of the Commercial Club. The next meeting will be on Monday, when Secretary Chas. P. Ohling prom ises to have something for the: direct ors to consider. Lott the Cream x An accident at the Oregon Electric this morning cost somebody a can of cream. In loading the can ot the train from the truck somebody slip ped and a large can of nice. rich, yel low cream went gushing into the gut ter. Watta waste! Watta waste! Forger Is Sought The officers arc looking for Frank Ryan, of Crabtree, who. on Saturday. Dec. 23. forged a number of checks on S. M. Wirt and Mrs. E. M. Jonc of Crabtree. Ryan came to Crabtrec about two years ago. He obtained work on the farm of Mrs. Jones and has worked around in different places. He wa. thought to be honest, but in some way secured a number of checks on a local bank and made out several payable to himself by S. M. Wirt an one by Mrs E. M. Jones. These he cashed at local stores. The game was worked on Saturday, and the banks being closed until Tuesday gave him plenty of time to get away. It is not thought that he will be caught. Mrs. Groshong Buried Mrs. Joseph Groshong. who died Friday, was buried Sunday afternoon at Millersburg cemetery. The funeral service., were held in -the Morning Star Grange hall and were preached by the Rev. D. I.Ioyd Morgan. Four Cart of Spuds Archie Hcnshaw and C. G. Lay ton. of North Albany, left yesterday for Kansas City with four carloads of po tatoes, which they have arrangement to sell there. While the market is hardly up lo what it was at one time it is firm, and there is money in spuds. In all they took about 1600 bushel.-. Superintendent Jackson Superintendent W L. Jackson went to Salem this morning to continue the work of examining the state paper. which will be finished tonight. The superintendent owns a couple ot farms, which will be sufficient to keep him busy. Besides he is interested in the Albany State Hank. He does not intend to teach again, preferring ra ther to look after other things. Again at the Head As usual Councilman H. V. McEl murry was the first Albany m;in to have hi name placed on the Demo crat's cash book for the year 1917. For a number ot years Mr. McFlmnr ry ha, been the first or close to the first to head the list. Judge Mc Cam ant Wallace McCamant. of Portland, has been appointed supreme judge, to succeed Judge Eakin, who has resigned- McCamant is one of Portland's best known attorneys, prominent in politics. He will take his seat Jan. 8 Funeral of Mrs. Longbottom The funeral of Mrs. Longbottom was held at the home of the daughter of the deceased, Mrs. S. C. Worrell, at 1 1 o'clock today. Rev. W. P. White. D. D. conducted the services. The pallbearers were old friends of the deceased, and the singing was by a United Presbyterian quartet. The remains were accompanied here by a son, Burney. of Seattle, and his wife, who also joined him at Spattle. Mr. Boom's Funeral The funeral of X. W. Boom was held this afternoon at the undertaking parlors of the Fisher-Braden Co.. at tended by friends of the deceased, of whom there are many here, who ap preciate his splendid worth as a man and -citizen. The sermon was preach ed by Dr. White. Weather Report Yesterday's temperature ranged be tween 31 and 38 degrees. The river Tell to 3.8 feet and is -till falling Yesterday's rainfall was .20 inches. Taken to Sanitarium Elmer Harder, of North Albany was taken to the state sanitarium a? Salem Saturday His ailment is prob ably only temporary, and it is thought he will be ill right in a few necks. Home From Portland Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Walker, of the Oregon Electric, returned last eve ning from Portland, where they 5; en r day or two with relatives. Returned to Portland Clyde Rowcll and family returned to Portland yesterday after a visit at the McDanial home. They're Here The new MICHELIN TIRES with the UNIVERSAL NONSKID TREAD in 30x30'i aiie for For g. $16.95 MICHELIN QUALITY RALSTON'S 310 West Second Street SHINGLES LUMBER SLABWOOD v City Delivery Mill now sawing soft yellow fir ALBANY LUMBER COMPANY Both Phones East End of 9th St. AT PASADENA Oregon-Penn Game Should Be Fair Comparison (By United Press) Pasadena, Cal., Jan. 1. East and J west football prowess, the subject oi many an argument, will be given B thorough tryout here thi afternoon m hen ( trefoil university sends its ,'owerful eleven against Pennsylvania. It will not be the first meeting be tween strong cjjftst and ea tern team . hut it will have a great deal ot bear tug on the muddled State oi football when comparisons arc reached. Last year Hrown sent its team to the coast for a battle with Wahini;toii State and the Hrttnomans were defeated Pennsylvania ha -n't the record of Hrow n this year to back it up, but it has a fine record and a team that has gradually improved all UkfOVfffe the season. Oregon's chief claim to fame ia that it tied Conch Doble't l"niverit of Washington team this y ear, giving the Oregon eleven a tie for COafe cham pionship honors. A great many crit ics, in fact, believe the Oregon team is the stronger oi the two. Oreon' goal was never threatened in the game with Washington, while Dobic's men had to fitfht hard at several stages to protect their goal. Johnnie Beckett, a stalwart Oregon youngster who plays tackle, end or halfback positions, and who doe-. Ore gon's punting, captains the western ers. Many critics expect him to shine just as brightly as Howard Berry. Penn's great star in today's game. Oregon's complete record for the year shows a total of 230 points scor ed, to 17 run up by opponents. Among ictims were Willamette. 97 to 0; Multnomah. 28 to 0; Multnomah. ec ond game, 27 to 0; Washington. toO; California. 39 to 14; Washington State. 12 to 3, and the Oregon Ag gies. 27 to 0. PHILADELPHIA MURDER SUB- MH.K PASSES STORIES OF POE WAGON TEAM PREFERRED SIDEWALK 9 Ladies' Outing Flannel Gowns High) now la the time you will need iliem ami The Oolden Rule It the place to buy. No, it'i not a tale 4ual oth every day price. 7S Oowna alwayi 49c $1.00 Gowns alwayi - ft SO Oowns a I way $2.00 Oowna alwayi Qirla' Oown( or Sleeplni Oarmenta only Everything Alwayi for Lcaa J Prnnrr Cc Iik 7c 98c a 11.40 Kverythlntf Always for I. cm IS HOLMES ESQUIMAUX ? Many Persons Think He Is, Actor Saya "Every moving picture actress I !o$t must think I'm an Esquimaux," said Stuart Holmes, famous villain of William Fox photoplays, who will be seen at the Rolfe Friday. "Why? asked Kenneth Hunter, who plays with Holmes in "I.ove and Hate " "I'm sure there's nothing cold about your moving-picture nature." "So," said Holmes, "but they all behave like the Esquimaux maiden Whenever I have to thrust my attcn tions on a reluctant heroine, she set up a sera mini; that can be heard for miles around. Of course it's all for the camera, but it's like the Ksuui maux girls nevertheless." "I don't understand." said Hunti r. "I've never had the pleasure of an Esquimaux girl's acquaintance, no you'll have to enlighten me " "Well." began Holmes, "if you'd Circf spent a summer in Greenland, you'd know what I mean. An Es quimauv girl must always show her self unronscntin. She must, if she respects, herself and her tribal tr.v!: tions, scream and struggle with all bar might when her wooer or his envoy enters tier family residence, and lay ing hold upon her. drags her by the topknot to her n-w home. "She may be presented with a new blubber-lamp or a skin water-pn-l by the bridegroom, and she is tremen dously pleased to get it. She is us ually happy at the change in her es tate. But she is far too circumspect to show her pleasure or affe rtlofl and keeps up a noiy demonstration unt'l Mie feels that she has done all that " well-bred maiden should do. "That' what I mean when I say that everyone I love before the cam era must think I'm an Esquimaux." To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Ren. Gallon, of the second hand store, went to Portland yesterday for a Vew Year with relatives. Woman Was Tortured and Tow Horses of Byron Peebler Ran to neces in a Horrible Nearly Two Blocks on inner. Firl Street Walk. tUv United Press) I'hiladcv phia, Jan. I. The curtain of mystery draping the brutal murdei of aMaxie Tolbert. altes Mr. Greet Roberts, the pretty model, found dead in her apartment, when draw n-aulc revealed a story ol tragedy rivalling the dreams of EiU.tr Allen 1'oe. The name of the man "ho tortured and killed the woman i in the hands of the police. He i high in bu sines', drclca of Chicane and Philadelphia Her hair was torn from her head, and the skull crulicd with a flatiron. 1 1 cr stockings ere tied about her throat, and pools oi blood Wttt around. The suicide plan was affect' ed to throw the police otf the Kent The holy was pl.iecd in bed. the na hose in her mouth, but they forgot to turn on the gas, hinder prints ;uul laundry shirts arc the clue to the tragedy. Running down First street on the 'sidewalk, covering a blink and . halt without leaviiiK the walk oi stopping at ftnj of the -.tore, in the DUtbltU j section of the city. 1 the expetien. e I of Byron I'cchler ' milk tram The nOnta started in front of the Barker ( Hardware Co.'e store, where tl.ey in j ited On muiinting the walk. 'The driver did his best to stop the horses. I but they evidently prooscd to cele i bratc the first day of a new year m I the proper mannr r a ud t h kept I going, scattering a little milk a loin; the way. At the F.Ik's Temple the team turned off and crossed over to the K" II. .um corner, where ihc were stopped, without any great dam age. it lend were present fof the sJanciasj I -...a l ....I tVtM ........a ! tail ti'ii, hum ."II, Mini IIIKU"! von KooM-ndall entertained with soie dancing divertissement ( hTtfOnlM Mr and Mrs. Fb d Marshall went to Portland ycterdav for a visit with ' relatives New Years. Oi in ICS FOK SAI.K- I' u ht It It Jameson. K PbotM BtH n il good I). .1 JIJ At Salem Mr ami Mrs. H. II. Hewitt went to Salem yesterday to spend New Years Hay with relatives. Will Carry Films A i'w postofiice order is to the effect that hereafter moving picture films will he carried in the mails as pcrccl post, heretofore prohibited. FOK SA I .F Five passenger Ford, firs .las condition, $Jti omplete or $2M without body. Home phone 21-w. ii-a CARPENTER work-lu.ilt h, baf- frt. kitchen cupboards, flour bins, at dull-season 'trices. lsn show yon Mime of my work. Hel! phone 57.1 K. IUO-JJ Nelsons Entertained Mr. and Mrs. Homer A NtttOtj formerly of Albany, entertained at their home, 175 North Twenty-fourth street. Frida) ni;ht in honor ol Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carrol I France Nel son i, of Hood River and Mr. and Mrs. -Robbtn H. Nelson (CoOttMOt (iiierrierl, of Cenlralia. Wash., and Charles H. tluerrier. of Centralia. who have been v isitiiij; thrOU :h the both day About 40 of the oimg propie'l GLYCERINE AND BARK PREVENT APPENDICITIS The simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc.. known as Adler i-ka, astonishes Albany people He cause Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH low-1 er and upper bowel. ONE SPOON POt relieve almost ANY CASE constipation, sour alomach or gas It removes such surprising foul mat ter that a few doses often relieve ot prevent appendicitis. A short treat ment helps chronic stomach trouble The INSTANT, caff action of Adlcr-i-ka is astonishing. The Woodworth Drug Co. tj ; SNAPS BtttCI buy a in me while they arc lirtnw btd roth for it i not likely prices will ever be so low in lbany auain. Now you can bus lor a little dawa aad (row owa Mvaai aa balhinci t anataat Nice Uttl plastered aattagl on largi C5rtt lot, both city and well w Mar, cement sidewalk OH both street for SII JJ tl dow n, halato ill - goo I plastered room hou e. ceinehl Mtlew alk. elee Uic lights, .1 loti clone in $14 .Ml $Sll down, balance r r lit llolh above prapartlea rented See t'siirr Ad dress snaps. Democrat Jan 1-2 NOTICE A ri'uular meet tug of the Albany lire Department wilt br held at the Hall Wednesday at 8 p in. Installa tion of officer and hampict SKCY. Yaur TODAY A Royal New Year's Bill DANIEL FROHMAN Pretanlt al aaaSVaw r tl eaa w 3Wlak ' aK7 k .1 Baaafl laekaaaafl Mary Pickford America' Sweetheart, in a Charming Cha racterization "HULDA FROM HOLLAND" Mary Pick ford's last pictute on the Paramount Program PATHE NEWS CUB COMEDY Evening Matinee Children 15c 10c 5c aaji GLOBE THEATRE