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Newspaper Page TextALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY tl. 1917 Daily Democrat 'f. r. NUTT'NG, Lessee Entered at the posloifice at Albany Oregon, a, second-ctaas matter Fabliahed every evening except Son d. y. Semi-tscckly publ-shcd Tue days and Friday. BUSINESS MATTER. In ordering changes of adres. sub scribcr should always give old a well aa new address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, per week S' 1' Delivered by carrier, per year 40 By mail, at end of year- J.S1 By mail iu advance, per year 3.0 SemiWeekly When paid in advance, one year. . 1.2 Al end of year CLASSIFIED RATES lc per word for first publication-, per word thereafter, payable in ad vance. Minimum charne of 25c. Eatabliahed im IMS. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 21 FOR COLLEGES It is being feared that the Rocke feller Foundation and the Carncgit Endowment may prove a menace tc the independent colleges of the coun try, as there is a growing impression that the move is on t'o dominate th smaller colleges. To bring it down locally it is said that one of these is interested in the removal of Albany College to Forest Grove. On the sub ject is a pointed editorial in the Ore gonian of Monday morning: Alarm at the influence over educa tion which has been gained by the General Education Board of John D Rockefeller has prompted the Senate to provide in the agricultural bill thai no money appropriated under it shai: be used in connection with funds con tributed by the Board. The debate showed that many employes of the Agricultural Department receive only normal salaries from the Government and are really paid by one or other of Mr. Rockefeller's institutions, the sole purpose of their Government appointment being to obtain the franking privilege for their writings, the amendment rejecting Rockefeller dominations was offered by senator Kenyon, of Iowa, was supported by Senator Chamberalin, and was adopt ed without dissent The Senators detected in the ac tivities of the General Education Board, the Rorkefeller Foundation evidence of a stealthy attempt to con trol colleges and to color education for their ownpurposes. An alliance has been formed between Mr Rocke feler and Mr. Carnegie for this pur pose and there have been broad hints that they have invited other rich men to join them in controlling higher education under cover of financial aid. The General Education Board gives no aid to state institutions, while the Carnegie Endowment gives no pen sions to professors in sectarian col leges. Thusthere is a strong pull on professors to leave the barred col leges and to go to those which enjoy the gift' of the millionaires. The General Board makes its donations conditional on the giving of three times their amount by others, an-! upon the exercise of certain super vision over the colleges which recei ves them. Thus every dollar is made to control the disposition of three more dollars and to do the work of three more dollars in controling each institution. The colleges to which gifts are denied may be starred out or forced into line, while a shin of the latter is formed throughout the coun try. How great a part control of educa tion has had in molding the thought and destiny of a nation is shown by Bishop Candler, of Georgia, in a pam phlet which Mr. Chamberlin present ed to the Senate. He says that afler the disaster at Jean. King Frederick William, of Prussia, founded the Uni versity of Berlin, Which "more than any other one thing united mi in vigorated the new Germany." Bis marck undertook to Germanize Al sace Loraine by reconstructing the University of Strasshurg The LiS eral party in Belgium, combated its foes by founding the University of Brussels and English Whigssonght to counteract the Toryism of Oxforl with the University of London. At the time of the Revolutionary war, William and Mary College in Virginia had, according to Bishop Meade, be tonve "the hotbed of Frenoh politics and Infidelity." It might be adde I that bjr belittling the military disasters which befell the American armies our school histories are largely res ponsible for popular indifference to the need of preparedness. In like manner it woud he possible for Mr. Rockefeller to fill the minds of the new generation with idea of ne beneficent work of tl.c Standard Oil Company, and lur Mi. Carnegie to represent big combinations .-l cor potations as the hight cf economic isdom. while both could l depicted to iut-jrr generations a unselfish pub lic benefactors. That thought iray be free it is dcsirabl; that mr tnsn .utionsoi learning oi any uie ,r two uli men, butthat they derive their .inancial support from the body of the people. In no other way car. their .ndependence be assured or their uaching be kept free from the color hich would please a single benefactor. SRTS Good, the legislature will not meet wain for two years. Then it will raise ihe 6 percent limit to the edge If this keeps on where n-ill it be in J) years. Hut sufficient tor the day is the cvd thereof. An interesting thinj will be the iote of the people the rcw :iond .rg road bill. Just now it is hardlvl .:iows how the masses will view it. The man who is cr.-oked gradunlly 1. ses all his friends. It is a universal rule that tr.urder will out. 1 hi- following is said to have been v.itten by W. Hall, a MeMinnville y. a composition on breathing. Breath is made of ai-.. Wc breathe vit!i our lungs, our light i. Out liver rd our kidneys. If it svasn't fi-r our oeath. we would die ivlien wc slep. )ur breath keep-, th? life a- -tna: through our nose and when vs e art- sleep Boys that stay in a room all lay should not breathe They should . ait until thry get nut- it-doors. Boys a a room make bad. unwh-desom.? tir. The.- make carbonictde. C.irbon cide is poisoner than n ad d gs A htap of soldiers was in a hfjeN h. le in India, and a rarboi.icidc koi in th -.t ther; hole and nearly Idled every one before morning. Girls kill he brrath with corsets that iqneec the diagram. Girls can't holler or run like boys, because their diagram is ueezed l-o much. If I was a girl I had rather be a Doy, so T can tun. ier an., n w, and have a great big diagram. little standi KOw and then makes us appreciate what people i.i some parts of th.- cast gri most cf the time winters. Some men are built fact right for running selfwin lin ; clocks. Kxcharg: A dink doesn't carry V uin. rclla. Aand an uml 'luck H has n i u for Wives. Solomon was right. A man ought to have a flock of wives or none. Get bunch and they'll ficht among themselves and let yon alorc. With only one you never know what's go ng to happen. Solomon went the limit. He git a thousand. And it makes S'at Gi i- win sore every tir.ie he thinks of it He selected them by the doaen i.id married them cn masse. Whenever the license clerk went home with writer's cramp, his wife knew who to blame. It got so had that when he saw Solomon coming he hung out a sign "HOW MANY. But Solomon was right Even if he did wear a beard and a bathrobe to the office. He was right. G.M. LOST Red fox iur. at O. A C gym. Corvallis, - pei ha;-s ex'changed Leave at Democrat office. :-' -'- FOR SALE 5 horse power general electric 3 phase motor, latest type. used very little. $oti. W. Nelson Lebanon, Oregon. f 19-22 FOR SALE Stock ranch and land in Linn county, at.d brick building in and other property adjoining Alb any. Phosc Bell 1J5-J or adress the owner. Geo. W Wright, at Alb any. Oregon. 00 tf WHEN answering classified ad please mention the Democrat. VIERECK'S BATHS Fint-cUM Workmen Only Open from 7 JO a. m. to 7 p. m., Saturday 10 p. m. Cor. First aad Ellsworth Streets nfl IsaSntPJpVasPssnTssssW Go -East Union Pacific System OREGON-WASHINGTON LIMITED Leaves Portland Union Station 10 AM. Daily via tit Famous Columbia RJver Route The only protected. WM.McMURRAY General Passenger Agent PORTLAND Look the List . Over If you are interested call and get our price. WINDOW GLASS. ALL SIZES VARNI8H. STAINS. ENAMELS PHOENIX PURE PAINTS SHEEP DIP STOCK TONIC POULTRY FOOD end a new and up-to-date line of Wall Paper. WE BUY RIGHT well SELL RIGHT Burkhart & Lee Albany, Oregon WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME? I will sell you ino modem home I on small rish niuM.nl KAU... .... monthly payments. Or will sell son lot, help you design your hoiic. draw plans and build to suit your own ideas. 1 can furnish you with all tin very latest improvements in the mod em homes. Call at MM West Ninth St., or phone 8FJ1 Bell phone. GEO. C. RICHARDS. Contracto and hoin; builder. Jlitif SNKKZK ! WATCH -VOI R Got the Grippe? Feeling Blue? Head stopped op? Ache all over ? If you do, then try CARVER'S Cold T.hlel. at FRED DAWSON'S Laue- Davis Drug Co. Portland. Ore. Eastburn Bros. (or Golden West Coffee and Spiecs Preferred Stock Canned Goods. JIFFEY-JELL Coupons in February Pictorial Review, Redeemed al Eastburn Bros. Rich As Butter Sweet As Nut Butter Nut and Pan Dandy Bread baked only by Sears' Grocery and Bakery ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Building Will This Interest You ? A salesman's position carrying lib eral commissions and representing one of the oldest and most reli able Nurseries on the Pacific Coast. Our stock the best on the market. ALBANY NURSERIES First National Bank Bldg. Albany, Oregon. Bought New Stock I wish to announce that I have purchased the stock of the Du gan Second Hand Store at Sec ond and Baker streets, which I will continue to run in addition to my regular business at the Pacific Junk Shop. I will con tinue to buy, tell and exchange aU kinds of second hand goods and will guarantee satisfaction to all. ED. ROGOWAY. Prop. ROCAWAY'S FURNITURE STORE PACIFIC JUNK SHOP A STARK. -Physician and Burgeon Both phones 60 330 W. First St. Albany, Ore For Taxi cab Call 327 Bell; 6 Home Office Hotel Albany Closed taxis Experienced driver 6 . Mortgage Loans have plenty of Iocs! money to loan on good farms, loti J t me. No de lays. Large or -r. II amounts Write or call on J. V. Pipe, 203 West Second S'reet, Albany. HAYNE 4 REED FEED STORE Flour and Feed. Chopping and cleaning. Gasoline and Oil Third and Main Streets Bell Phone 569-R Home 227 Li B A N Y U NATIONAL BANK A Checking Account with this bank bring accuracy and coivi.inc( Into your rr "ray trant Uion. When bills are paid In cash error ttcqumtly occur which would not happen M check had been used. Sis, t your checking account today and have a record and receipt for every payment. tfnk U SAVINGS BANK THE HEsT BAKEO GOODS GROCERIES. PRODUCE end FRUITS PARKER'S "The Sim ol Quality" 13 I )on St. Both Phones For Rent FINK STORK ROOM Eirtl Street All ready, with fix tures, furnace hotted. Well located. See Dr. A. STARK The notes are plainer, your eyes feel better and stronger, and the day's work is not nearly so Irksome. That's because your eyes arc not being strained and overworked when the glasses we give you are such a perfect fit. Stenograph c work is none too easy on the eyes, but we can easily relieve you. E. C. MEADE Optometrist P. B. PHIPPS Graduate ol the Weltmer Institute Druglcaa Healing. Chronic. Ncrv oua. Lung and Female Diseases. 7tt Ly..n St. Albany, Or. Home phone 21S3. Bell J64-K. Fisher-Bradcn Undertakers Lady assistant Auto-Hearac service if desired. Have Moved to 201-205 Ea.t . First St where we will continue to buy hide, pelts, wool, fur, metals, rubber, machinery, etc., at high est market price. OREGON HIDE & JUNK CO. This Bank Has a Record of 25 Years' conservative and successful banking it cordially invite YOUR CHECKING AC COUNT, laige or small, assur ing you a p jmpt and efficient service. If we 'laven'i y-sur acquain tance, :c 'ay the time for u to know each other. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S90.000. 4- W. Ct dICX A CO.. Banker Albany Ore-.on FOR RENT OR SALE Cheap, a small place close to the North Al bany school house, a six room house and a Kood barn. Inquire of J. S. Morgan, 33J Jefferson St.. Al bany. I ll 21 FOR SALE A Regular Snan Three nnes, house, tarn, nice chick at parks, good hearing peach orchard and other fruit, one horse, one wa gon, harness, three cultivators, plow, srrdsts and a lot of garden tools: 30 littshels wheat, 6(1 bushels oats, two tons of clover hay, some household ftttnittire, 40 chickens. This la all nice garden land, sandy soil and situ ated 20 minutes walk Irom Albany Trice $2200.00 rash if taken right n-vay quick. Sec J. V. PIPE, 20J West Second St. JI9tf FOR SALE Electric motor, good as new, 1-6 II P. Wrstinghouse; or will trade for equal value, l-horsr power gas engine. See J. A. Hum plireys al V. O. FI3-20 IOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 10 million timber claim In Douglas county for city property or toad farm land. Home 1143 flcVtf STETTER'S KOR GROCKRU'S AND CROCK KKV ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work CUs aad Wind Shields. Fortmillcr Bros. Funeral Directors Maionic Building. Albany. Or. Hath phone. l-ady A si i steal Golden Rule Dairy MILK aasd CREAM 1 Daily DeSveria. Bssih adseaee H. M. PALMER. Prop. "RK WANTED Will go out or take aork home. I.acc curtains a specialty. 25c per pair. Urll 596-J or 31) E. 2nd a4tl o- Dady Democrat ov drier. S4 Yaat. A QUALITY STORE W sell the awstal Uweet assise Watch Reaalrhaa F. G. Will BUSINESS HI I C C I C I C f) WAWT DIRECTORY ULHuuIMLL) AOS BUSINESS DIRbCTURY CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C. OIPE Chiropractor. .m 3. 7, 0. II). CusKk Bank Bldg V i-ure cannot eare disease unless the cauae is removed. Chiropractic iMi istments remove the cava The Chiropractor' Way I Nature' Way Examination l-'ree Dr. Geo J. Kenagy Suite 401-2 Nation al Bank Bldg. KEAL SETATE 4 INSURANCE II. M. PAYNE Farm lands and city I roperty for sale. Real estate Inans l-'ire insurance. Surctv Puwds, Room. 19-21, Cusick lllk . Alliauy, I iregon. E. F. SOX Real Eatate, Loan. Fir Insurance. Fir st National Hank Building H. F. MERRILL Insurance, Loan, Surety Bond Special attention given to care ol property beloiiuiugto non-icsidents Itoom No. I, second floor, l-'irst Sav iuks Hank luildi-i, Albany. Oregon LAWYERS. Wl-ATIIFRFOKD & WEATHER FORI) 1-awyers, Albany, Ore. C. C. BRYANT Attorney at I. aw 201 2 New Firit National Hank build tig. Albany, Oreson. L G. I.EWEI.I.1NG Attorney at Law Notarv public Albany, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. HEMSTITCHING-lug a yard. Sue Hrrrkenridge, JJJ Second St. Bel'. Xv Home 182. number day-old chick. April de livery, It) cents each; S doarn pul lets at $10 per dot. Bert Case, R. It. 5. Albany. FV.VIS WANTED Potato, onions, cb basje. apples. Ask us about hog, seal, eggs, poultry and etc. Al-l-aiiy Hint (Jo, Hume phone 3. Hell 5. E7lf WANTED Old False Teeth. Don't '"Her if broken. I pay $1 to S3 I'cr set Mail to L Marcr, 2UU7 S. Fifth street, rhila.tcipliia. a. Will send cash hy return mail F2M7 I"l RENT Pont furnished lioittr ' ' :" to..ms on giotiud floor Ml) We. Seventh St WANTED A couple -citing liens, gctitle. 9K7 E. Vth or phone 513-J f 19-21 WAN'I ED-W Oman wants washing '" do at I r VU go JV to work m Saturday For informa call Home phone 1266. n!3tf "OR R ENT Light housekeeping rooms, 423 W. lit St Reasonable I'""- "ell phone 3I?-R. ,n,f K)R SALE OR TRADE A good work nure, five years old. II. R -Jameson. R y j; ,,noni , ;K,,' , - FI720 WANTED Ford cr 4.147 Home p ho us DaSWFStf S?s? ;S.C1T I V-' "r ho at he O h. restaurant. Iu8 East 1st 5f MR. W,ii debver. 15c or two 'or 2x to uke home. dlti WANTj, WORK-Lady v. ant. work ' day or hour ll.,me i hone, J4H9. WEAVING-Crpel. d rug, S. lislaction guaranteed. Mmnir ' Smith Mills. 426 D.nver St e" Hell phone 479-Y. tR SALE Fresh cow terms. II. Bryant. on easy D4tl OMAN WANTS WORK Wash ing, ironing, cr'Mrheting, or any kind of work. Home phone 1263 or 221 Madison St. Janl9tf FOR SALE Good svo'k horse, or will trade for cos -a or youn stn,-c. Tangent Meat 'arket. fJO m6 l iR SALE Two choice lots on Calapooia street, between Seventh and Eighth, at a reasonable price. Address 734 Washington Street, Walla Walla, Wash. F6-25 EGGS FOR HATCHING S. C. W. Leghorn, fl p-rr setting, S250 for 3 settings; 35 per hundred, limited HOARD AND Rf OM-Trr,ont Hall offers board and room to young women after Jan. I. Uke arrangements now. DIStf WHEN answrlng classified sis, please mention the Deniociat Williamatta Lodge No. 859 L. O O. M. meets every Wed ev ening Moose I; cor. 2nd and Lyon St. J. e7. Kennedy. Sect. Visiting mrmh r wel come. Real Estate for Sale Bargataa fat farm land, ehy prop erty; money to loan, miitMi written in the npi td hw ea. j. v, Sad St MP