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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 3.
OLDEST NATIVE
Being the oldest white person born
in the Northwest is an honor worthy
of consideration. This is enjoyed by
Mrs. Eliza Spalding Warren, with C.
H. Walker, of this city, as the second
oldest, and the oldest white man.
Mrs. Spaulding in a letter to the
Brownsville Times, writes as follows:
I was born in this great western
country. My father and mother aul
Mr. and Mrs. Spalding were mission
aries to the Nca Perce Indians, and
crossed the plains and Rocky Moun
tains in company with Dr. Whitman
and wife, in 1836. My father and
mother stttled among the Nez Perots
There is where I was born, at Lap
wai. Oregon Tcr . at that time, now
Idaho, in the year 1837. Nov. 15. and
Dr. Whitman had a little girl baby
that was a few months older than I
was, but when she was two years old
she was drowned; that of course left
me the oldest white child living that
was born in this country. I feel sor
ry for any one that will allow things
to pnff them np. but I will say this,
that I am glad that I am still spared
lo tee how this great Western coun
try hai developed in everything all
my life. I saw Portland when there
was but one log -house; now see the
great cities everywhere, and school
and churches. I am proud of onr
grand country: I am proud of the
people who have made this country
what it is. I can say that I am glad
that I am one among a very few now
that are left, who have helped to
make this country what it is, and I
bow my head with reverence to the
old Pioneer. With respect to your
self and The Times. Sincerely Yours.
Mrs. Elira Spalding Warren.
CONTRIBUTED CLUES
Portland Journal:
Seven dogs were poison d in North
Albany recently. Several bereaved
families are now mourning for their
pets and refusing to be comforted.
Naturally the authorities are looking
for the perpetrator of this crime. We
can help them a little in their task.
In fact, if they will follow our direc
tions wc believe they can light upon
the miscreant in a few hours.
These arc the signs by which he
may be known. His eyes are heavy
with lost sleep. His face is haggard
lor the same reason. His hands
tremble because his nerves have been
wrecked. His digestion it gone. His
shoulders are bend and his knees
ahake. It may be a case in which
these woes have been brought upon
him by iiowlins dogs at night. At
least there have been such instances.
By following these indications the
North Albany protectors of dogs can
easily arrest the criminal and we
hope wlten they get him into their
clutches they will show him no mercy.
If the dogs have already nearly killed
him, let the law finish the job.
Meanwhile, it is a cruel hand that
will deliberately administer poison to
a dog. one of man's most faithful
friends. "
NOTHING IN IT
Some papers arc extremely fond of
intimating that wlien the war is over
this nation will return to the free
aottp days. Such drivel as that is
what drives money into hiding and
it is bat partisan coughing out of
season. Woodburn Independent.
And one of Oregon's biggest news
papers sin-: lead in this anvil associ
ation. The country is the most pros
perous in its history, and the Oregon
ian can't deny it so it fonts because
Wilson was elected, and warns every
body to look out after the war is
over. Bat that paper it ever more
partisan than progressive Be Hon
Cowrier
MFITS
Oregon up-to-date educational sys
tern was ihourouK.ily vindicated at
Pasadena.
The West certainly ftVC the eat
a gocrlrubbin.
It wasn't the first time. We did it
last January at Pasadena. Also on the
7th of November.
There is a pep in the W. not in the
East.
W. S. l"Rcn ..as been takmj the
initiative by moving a whole court
house over at O'lver. not waiting for
ttic law to take its course.
This is the spirit of the age. Down
n Arizona two men are trying to fill
the office of Governor.
When a man is bent en he should
step down and out. regardless of the
rottenness of the politics around him.
Tom Lawson is always calling other
people black.
It any one really gained by the ear
ly leak of the president's note it is
to be ! oped the person who turned
the faucet is shown up to the Bait,
Several years ago Tom did some
attacking of frenzied financiers, and.
the more he attacked the more money
they seemed to make. Rockefeller.
Archbold and the other fellov.'s just
reveled in lucre afterwards.
Frenzies have become so common
they no longer disturb people.
Herald
At Baker there is indignation over
a man .v'.o wc.it to church to pray
and left his horse out in the bitter
cold; that man had better see some
one "before the fire
A New Year's Resolution
To be contented, but not satisfied;
to be a credit to the work I am do
ing and to make that work a credit
to me; to greet e-ch day with a smile
of confidence and end it with one of
satisfaction; to work 1 cartily. to play
freely, and to deal squarely with my
God. my fellow rac i and with myself
this is my New Year's resolution.
Ketlogg
SEE SCOTTY For hot tamales at
the O K restaurart, 10S East 1st St
TeL MR. Will deliver. 15c or two
for 25c to take home, dlti
LAWYER HUGHES NOW
Charles Evans Hughes Rejoins Old
Law Firm in New York Today
New York. Jan. J. (Uy United
Press) Rack at the flat top desk he
occupied when he made his big rep
utation in the insurance investigation
:ases years ago, long before he wa
even governor, Charles Evans Hughe
today once more took up the practice
ot law.
Since he left the desk and the old
office at 6 Broadway Mr. Hughe.
Ha been Governor of New York, Jus
tice of the United States Supremv
Court and Republican candidate for
President of the United States. He
is. nevertheless, understood to he glad
to pjet back into private practice. Hi
personal fortunes are said to have suf
fered as a result of his office-holding
ARIZONA'S TWO GOVERNORS
(By United Tress)
Phoenix. Ariz , Jan. 2. Arizona has
wo governors, two executive oti'iccs
ind will soon have two staffs
f officials. Thi- situation will con
tinue until Thursday, for the attorn
eys of Governor-Elect Campbell and
Hunt have reached an agreement for
in application to the Supreme Court
preparatory to a writ to oust Hunt
which will not be made before Thursday.
Love and Hate
Bertha Kalich will appear in a new
William Fox photoplay, "Love and
late." which opens at the Rolte The
atre on Friday for a run of two days,
'ames B. Vincent directed the pic
ture, and Stuart Holmes. Madeleine
l.c Nard. and Kenneth Hunter are
:n the supporting cast.
The story tells how a woman fights
off the love of a man who tries to
break up the happiness of her home
When the intruder finally succeed-,
in causing the husband to divorce his
wife, the woman goes to his apart
ments and, repelling his forced atten
tions, shoots him. Then the husband
realizes the trickery that had been
played on him, and the family is once
more reunited.
TOM LAWSON NAMED
(By United Press)
Washington, Jan. 2. Senator Stom
denied the charges that any one prof
ited by the leak to Wall street, and
branded Tom Lawson as a disgusting
HOGS FOR SALE Eight good
ones. B. B. Jameson, K D. 3.
Phone Bell 7F11.
J 13
FOR SALE Light roadster automo
bile. First class condition Recent
ly overhauled. Address "Roadster
aStl
psrn oitw wMT ns
NEW FEED STORE
Hay, grain, chop, mill feed,
flour, stock and poultry foods,
chopping and cleaning. Buy
and sell. Also have gasoline
and oils. HAYNE & REED.
Third and Main streets. Bell
phone 589-R. Home 2278.
F
BeU Phone 19S-J - SHAVING 15c
FOR FIRST-CLASS UP-TO-DATE WORK
TRY THE
Hotel Albany Barber Shop
Three of the beat barbers in the State Stratton, Worlev. Huston
their service can't be beat.
SPECIAL CARE GIVEN TO
110 Wast Second Street
CHILDREN
Near Lyon
'
We Embrace the
Opportunity
to draw attention to our WHITE
QUEEN' flour. Af all the high grade
flours the WHITE QUEEN it the
best as is evidenced by its increasing
use among those who have tried other
brands. Order a tack in time for the
next baking. It costs a little more
;er tack but less per LOAF than the
lowett priced flour and the bread is
so much better.
MURPHY'S SEED STORE
They're Here
The new MICHELIN TIRES with the UNIVERSAL NONSKID
TREAD in 30x30', sire for Ford.
$16.95
MICHELIN QUALITY
RALSTON'S
310 Writ Second Street
Mortgage Loan.
Have plenty ot local mosey to loan
an farms in amount from 11000 to
fJSOU; also have Eastern money, and
.an nuke loans in amounts ranging
from $J5W to SlO.tWO on good culti
vated fatms in Linn or Benton coun
'ics for long time. No delays in ob
taining the loan. See
J. V. PIPE,
203 Weat First St.
WANTED Woman capable to take
entire charge ot house. Prof, K. I..
Wilson, 323. parry St.
MISS ARMSTRONG S ART CLASS
Class days Friday afternoon and
Saturday morning at residence E.
C Viereck. Orders taken for Christ
mas cards, pictures in oil and water
colors. Leave orders at Art Craft
o26tf
Your Opportunity.
To make ttoou monev selling our
splendid line of Fruit. Ornamental and
Nut Trees. Small Fruits and Roses
Choice territory and ..rospects for
heavy sales.
ALBANY NURSERIES.
1st National Hank Bldg.. Albany Ores.
n!6tf.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Albany Creamery Assn
w:ll he held in the office ol the Cream
ery on the llth diy ot Jan., 1917. at
the hoar of 1 o'clock p. m.. for the
purpose ot transaction ot anv business
that iimv come before the meeting.
C L. SHAW,
llec 8 Jan 10 17 President
Willlamette Lodge
No. S59 L. O. O. M
meets every Wed ev
ening Moose Halt cor
2nd and Lyon St. J.
F. Kennedy, Sect.
Visiting members welcome.
Every nlckle or dime spent for
Hand Made or an Albany Special Ci
gar means a bigger industry for Albany.
Have Moved
to 201-205 East
Fint St
where we will continue to buy
hides, pelts, wool, furs, metals,
rubber, machinery, etc., at high
est market price,
OREGON HIDE &
JUNK CO.
Real Estate for Sale
Bargains in farm lands, city prop
erty; money to loan, insurance
written in the strongest old line
companies. Call on J. V. Pipe.
203 W. 2nd St.
COFFEE
With the
Flavor
Beat on Earth
Chase & Sandborns
SEARS GROCERY
and BAKERY
1st Ferry
Real Estate
Loans & Insurance
Collint & Taylor
Albany Hotel Building
A STARK,
Physician and Surgeon
Both phones ATI
330 W. First St. Albany. Ore.
For Rent
FINE STORE ROOM
First Street
All ready, with fix
tures, furnace heated,
Well located. See
Dr. A. STARK
'OR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms. 423 W. lit St Reasonable
price. Bell phone SI. m3ltf
Having disposed of the Ideal
Grocery t the Eaatbum Bros.,
I wish to thank my many pa
trons for their kind and liberal
patronage during my three years
in buaineaa; and hope you will
be as liberal to my successors.
H. A. Stearns
p. B. PHIPPS
Graduate of the Weltmec Institute
Drag less Healing. Chronic, Nerv
ous, Lung and Female Diseases.
74 I.y n St. Albany. Or.
Hams phone JI8S. Hell J64R.
Fisher-Bradcn
Undertakers
Lady assistant
Auto-Hearse service if desired.
Large and
Small
Checking Accounts
Are invited by this bank which
has for its recommendation a
banking system that la SAFE
and PROGRESSI VE a system
which safeguards the interests
of every depositor alike.
On this basis we cordially in
vite your account.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
190.000.
J. W. CUSICK CO.. Bankers
Albany, Oregon
VIERECK'S
BATHS
First-class Workmen
Only
Open from 7:30 a. m. to 7 p.
m., Sa tarda y 10 p. m.
Car. First sad Ellsworth SlrswU
Go East
Union
Pacific
System
OREGON-WASHINGTON
LIMITED
Leaves Portland Union Station
10AM. Dairy
via tht
Famous Columbia River
Route
The only Through-to-Chlr asto tram
electrically lighted, automatically
protected.
WM.McMURRAY
Caaaral Pesnenger Agent
PORTLAND
A
Jy
1 NATIONAL BANK
LOOK BACK 1 1 yon had started a year ago lu de
poall (J.U) u week with this Bank you would lime
li.ul more than JltMOO now
LOOK AHEAD ml Imurr ROW much better nlf
you will he next year if Ml begin to save now.
U SAVINGS BANK
TDK BEST
BAKED GOODS
GROCERIES. PRODI ICE
and FRUITS
PARKER'S
"The Sign of Quality"
136 Lyun Si. Both Phones
THE HOME OK
GOOD MEATS
AND FISH
Including;
LIN NO KB HAMS AND
BACON
l. E. NERERGAU,
MEAT COMPANY
Both T'lonea 47
8KCONU A. . n ,,UN STS.
STETTER'S
H'K GROCERIES AND
CROCKERY
ALBANY PLANING
MILL
All Kinds of Mill Work
Class sad Wind Shlslds.
Fortmiller Bros.
Funeral Directors
Masonic Building. Albsny. Or.
Both phones. Lady Assistant
Golden Rule Dairy
MILK and CREAM
S Dally Deliveries, Both sihos.
H. M. PALMER. Prop.
Dr. Stone's Heave Drops cores
heaves "rice $1: for sale by sll drug
gists a?tf
Patronise Home Industry Smoke
Albany Specails and Hand Made Cl-gara.
A QUALITY STORE
W. ..II tits bsslal low.. i prleee
Watch Rssslrta
F. G. WiU
DIRECTORY ! CLASSIFIED wr
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CHIROPRACTOR
ELMKR C. OIPB
Chiropractor.
Rooms i. 7. 9, 10. Cutkk Bank Bldg
siurc cannot cure a disease unless;
'he cause is removed Chiropractic
idju'tmrnts remove the cause
m
STi.L"!
The Chsroprsstor's '
Way sb nature's
way
Esatninaiioo I'ree
Dr. Geo J. Kcnagy
Suite Rstinn
sl Bank Bldg.
LAWYERS.
virATHEKi-'ORlJ & WEATHER
FORI) Lawyers. Albsny, Ore
C. BRYANT
Attorney g tiw
'l-s Nrr In, i Nslsofjal Bana baUdV
4. Mt'anv. i .-stun
L C LE WELLING
Attorney at law Notary puliir
Allisuy. Oregon.
HEAL MTATB ft INSURANCE
B. M PAYNE Fsrm lands and city
property for sale. Real estate loans
Kir insurance. Safety Bonds
Rooms 19-21. Cusick Block, Albsny,
Oregon.
I- P. SOX
Kcal Batata, Leans, firs Insurance.
I irst rHtisage Bsnl Building
H. 9.
Ins arses as, ssassa
S see sal vssaagBBB
Ream Rs I BasaarS
inga stash HSssssaa,
gSea la ears of
ss aaaesMtnts.
-, First asv-
n
snssTBi-LSfnaus
IIKUSTITCNINC- 10c s yard. Sue
Breekenridga. JJJ Second St. Bel!
96 Home 111
FOR SALE Fresh cows on easy
terms. II. Bryant. D4tf
FOR RENT 5-room, modern house,
115 Madison St. Call Huh Dye
Works, or 904 F.. First St. nJVtt
THOROUGH BRED HOI.STEIN
Hull for ssle or trade for good cows.
Write or phone C. R Widmer, R. D.
4. Home 253ft dftwk ndtf
WANTED Woman wants wasliinK
to do at home. Will go away to
work on Saturdays. Home phone
U72. nUif
FOR RENT Furnished room, light
and heat, 41.1 Washington St Bell
2n-. Dec2tf
WANTED A housekeeper. Inquire
at 417 E. 6th or Bell Phone 401-J.
Dec2ftJJ
FOUND On Cottage St. package,
insosjSi and ribbons. Democrat of
fice. Wil l. TRADE -10 a.res snd good
house for Portland properlv, or will
rent. Inquire Mrs. Rooklrdge, 517
Wet Second street or phone 621.
J224
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR-A 10
million timber alflm In Doaglss
county for city property or gMd
fsrm land. Home 114.1 ftrJtt
FOR SAL C oi rR.DK-F.t.y,-rn
ind stool foosl ligrTfajn, Cay ttrtns.
call HcM pht He s't . address.
2J.H We.t l if-1 St. dI5 li , w
WAN I'KDI.eKhorn hens not more
than yearlings. F. E. Clem, Home
plione WIS. or call at Hiilhrrt-Ohl-ng'.
D27J3
FOR SALE Five passenger Ford,
first class rondition, S260 eomptsts
or $215 without body. Home phone
2143. jl 3
WEAVING-Carpets and rugs. Sa
tisfaction guaranteed. Minnie
Smith Mills. 426 Denver Street.
Hell phone 479-Y.
WANTED Place to work for hosrd
duririK the winter. In city or near
town preferred, by man. Phone
JBcll 28F2. D28J3
Smoke Albany Specials, best 10
cent cigars.
ARE YOU GOING TO LET THE
NEW YEAR PA88
without attending to your eye,? You
neglected them tht past year, hut re
member, delays are dangerous. There
comes a time when it is too late.
Let us esaniine your eyes at on.-e--we
are res;ialrred optometrist!- -nnA
advise yon. Oar service sS Israhe-
able. cat prices moderate.
E C. MEADK, Orrfornetrkrt
BOARD AND ROOM4rvmonl
Hall offer, board and loom lo
youiiK women after Jan. 1. Make
arrani(ernrnts now. DI5lf