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Newspaper Page Text4 ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY. JUNE 11, 1117. Daily Democrat Wi . H. HORNIBROOK Publisher Entered at the postoffice at Albany, Oregon, at second-class matter. Published every evening except Sun day. Semi-weekly published Tues days aad Friday BUSINESS MATTER. Ln ordering changes of adreaa, sub scribers ahoald alwaya give old as ,.'!) new address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily I. rered by carrier, per week 1 10 Delivered by earner, per year 4.00 By matt, at end of year J-SO By marl in adeance, per year J00 ScmiWeeUy When paid in advance, one year 1-5 At end ot year - t-g S55B a IMS. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13, 1917 AMERICAN DIPLOMACY The "trained" diplomat of Europe have had a rude awakening since the United State became a partner in the war against Germany. Our diplomacy ha succeeded where European diplo macy ha (ailed. Central and South American na tions turned a deaf ear to the appeals ofthe diplomatic "representative of the allied nations. They have li teued to the representatives of the United States who for the most part have been educated in the great school of practical politics and boast of no titles or decorations. They have played the game and played it well. It is American diplomacy which is welding North and South America into a powerful and invincible sword with which to beat down the soldiers of the Kaiser and substitute justice for might as the correct means of settling disputes among the nations of the world. When Uncle Sam entered the world war, Germany did not realize her strength and the allies did not thor oughly appreciate the value of their new recruit. They reckoned only the poaibilities of raising men and mon ey. The moral influence which the Unit ed States has brought to the allies is tremendous. She is the one nation now engaged in the w-ar (with the possible exception of Belguim) which entered it with no thought of acquir ing territory, money or diplomatic ad vantage. She entered the conflict be cause no other course was open if she was to protect the honor and rights of her citizens. America must now feed her allies and raise and equip an army which will put an end to the bloody war in Europe. It will take time, it will re quire sacrifice and it will take men and money but it can, and will be done. L. J. HYLTON DIED JUNE 4 Louis Jackson Hylton of Mulino, died June 4, ami was buried under the auspices of the G. A. R. two days lat er. He was a Confederate soldier un der General Price and served through the Civil war. He v.s born in Floyd county, Va.. and came to Oregon 28 years ago. Br ian all that time in Clackamas coun ty. His daughter, Mrs. Anna Karl, lives in this city. Other sons and daughters are Mrs. Laura Hendrick son, Mulino; Mrs. S. E. Strawn, Eu gene: Louis of Oiegon City; James of Twilight, and Dennie Hylton of Mulino. Mr. Hylton lived to the ripe age of 81 years. He was a kind -nil lov ing father and liked by all wjio knew him. Ambulance Co. No. 14 Unusual interest of Oregon peo ple will be directed upon Ambulance Co., N'o. 14, which is being formed under the leadership of Captain J. Eb erle Kuykendall of Eugene. The unit will comprise 91 officers and men, most of whom have already enlisted. Orville Montieth is expected down from Alaska to join in the near fut ure. The unit is composed mostly of students of the University of Ore gon, alumni and other college men from other institutons. They leave tn a few days for Allentown, Pa., from where they soon leave for Prance. They expect to be in active service between field and base hos pital in France in July. If any Al bany men wish to get into this desir able branch of the service they should communicate with Dr. J. E. Kuyken dall, Eugene, Oregon, at once. The company also will accept contribu tion from any person. They have to complete the raising of $4,53077 for equipment which the government ARRET REFMT The price given in the local quo tations are thoae asked by the wholesaler from the retailer for fruit and vegetable. All prices are thoae paid the List corrected daily. LOCAL Wheat Oats, new Bran Shorts, per ton Hay, cheat , Hay, vetch .. Hay, Timothy . Flour, hard wheat . Sugar .. Flour, valley .$1.10 .64c - $ ...445 $16.00 ..$30.) ..$30.00 .$U70uS$14.50 , ,, BL5J $10.60 -JftSMlc Butterfat Creamery Butter, IB Canntry butter, trad e 2trJ5c Egg and Poultry Eggs, cash .27c Eggs, trade 28c Hens, per pound I7(gl8c Rooster 7c Broilers 17iJ18r Springs 16c Turkey, live Duck Ducklings Geese -to-filSc -10813c 18c Pork, Veal aad Mutton Hogs. l5014.4u Cows .41-2(36 Steers , . fdSc Veal 7. Bulls Ewes Lambs Yearling sheep . 8c .45c 7to8c II l-2c 910c PORTLAND MARKET Portland. June 13, 1917. Club, S'.5o Red Russian, $2.54 Bluestem, $2.61 Fortyfola, SZ56 Oats. No. I. white feed. $4675 Barley, feed, $42.50 Potatoes, $3; new 56c pound Hogs, best live, $15(g$lil5 Prime steers $93$10 Fancy cows, $7.50g$8V5 Calves, $6g$8.50 -neep, valley yearlings, $llig$11.50 Spring lambs. $115(4$1175 Butter, city creamery, 361-2J9c Butterfat. 39c Fggs. selected local ex. 30c llena. 18c Broiler. 18q?22c Geese, 121 Wool. '16. valley cotiwold, bet 54e 58c You may be too old to enlist for military service but age is no barrier in subscribing for a Liberty Bond, besides, it is your patriotic duty as an American citizen. See your bank er today. He will extlaia. ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School Dist. No. 5, Linn county, Oregon, that the regular school election will be held at the high school building Monday, June 18, 1917, between the hours of 2 o'clock and o'clock p. tn , of said day, at this election there will be elected two directors to serve for a term of throe years or until their suc cessors are etected and qualified. Attest H. W. McELMURRY ,' Chairman D. D. HACKLEMAN' J-2-18 Clerk Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS Flour is Going Up. Our price for Saturday Valley Flour, sack $.275 Hard Wheat Floor, $3X0 Good Brooms at the same old price.... 50c, 60c. 75c, and 85c each. Why pay more? Eastburn Bros. NOTICE OF BOND REDEMPTION N'otioe is hereby gixcu that the un dersigned Traamrrr of the City of Albany, Oregon, has tttnds on baud at the Fiscal Agent for the State of Oregon in New York City to, and will on the first day of July, 1917, pay off, redeem ami cancel Bonds N'os. 13 to 29 inclusive, of trsr Im provement Bonds of the City of Al bany, Oregon, dated Jan. I. 1914. In terest on said Bonds shall cease on July 1st. 1917. H. B, CUSICK. 9-16-23 Treas. A Papular Recreation, "When aiv you goiu.. Sandy?" said one Scotchman tu luinthrr. "Doou ti the club," M Bandy. "And wha' four?" "Jum to fontradiHs t a wfc lilt." Energetic Influence. "Does your wife iliul Hilltti Inter eating?" "Not as Inter itlm: a she expect to make It before she gets through with It." - Washington Star. Adversity sometimes give a man courage: prosperity too often takaa It out of hlru. Western Electric Sewinft Machines WE HAVE THEM Let Ua Show You RALSTON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 310 West Second St. BEAT) oust WANT ADS Headquarters For Berry Boxes Standard Deep Pint Boxes $3.50 per Thousand Tin Tops and Crates Murphy's Seed Store 4! , JACK TAR WEEK SEE THE NEW JACK TAR MIDDIES a OUR WINDOW! T-' in YOLTLL SUR ELY WANT SEVER AL PO THH OUT Of DOC DAYS THAT ARE HERE TO STAY. IS MADS TO FIT HUB -EM TUB SMSCXUB.'EM Ttr c as w ALL PRICES ALL STYLES ALL SIZES p-cial ron In,. ... AT Popular Prices TrnnfanrnrrygaP nfYtiT M. Sternberg & Co. War Bonds Everyone should subscribe to the now Ooaanunant 31-2 for cent War Loan. Small amounts are acceptable. aSSBaBBaBB This bank offers its services without charge. J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers Albany, Oregon FAMILY ORDERS for Ice Cream FILLED PROMPTLY THE ELITE Both phones W. S. Duncan, Prop. ALBANY PLANING MILL AI1 Kinds of Mill Work Class and Wind Shield- STETTER'S FOR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY Hotel Albany IN COT Si Storle el Solid Comfort ALBANY'S F1NE3T HOTEL Try Our Sunday Dinners B. R. West-rook Prop. Shaving 15c Ball phone 19S-J Hotel Albany Barber Shop Thraa of the best barbers in the State. Wa want you and your children the shop of class Yours (or good sat ice. STRATTON-WORLEY aad HUSTON Absolutely Antiseptic 110 West Second Street W. A. McCLAIN Contractor and Builder Cement Sidewalks. Walls, Basement and Sewer Work Cemetery Work a Specialty SSI So. Bake St, Ball rises. 420J Need Any Garden Tools Wo have every thins neoestary to make gardening easy Rakes, Hoes, Spades, Hand Cultivators. Etc. Barker Hard ware Store 216 W. Pint St. Golden Rule Dairy MILK and CREAM t Daily D.U.ri Bo H. M PALMER. Prop. Working in artificial or imperfect light is a strait) on the eye. The optic nerve becomes weakened, re sulting in imperfect sitfht. Itciorr it is too late let us fit you with the proper glasses. They will aid your sight am) save your eyes for the future. E C. MEADE. Optomctriat P. B. PHIPP8 Graduate of the Weltmer Inatitute Druglets) Healing. Chronic. Nerv osa. Lung and Female DiNiici. m t.y n St, Albany, Or. Home phone 2185. Bell 364-R. Li B A N Y NATIONAL BANK PATRIOTISM AND SACRIFICE Although our country is rich and its HaSrjrill iBalitB" tions strong, it i the people who aaast subscribe te the great war loan it it i lo he successful The war Is the concern of ever citlen el the Unite, I Stales. F.i.h must d his little bit. This hunk offers its services lo thl pebiic 'ire of any rJatreet -haUoever, either la lite pturhasrr or to' the Govarnmeut, in smiting the new Government War ILndi foRI U SAVINGS BANK BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED WANT ADS BUSINESS 0IRECT08T CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C. atPB Chiropractor. Room S, 7, J, 10, Cukk Bank 1 1 l.l. Nature cannot cure a disease unless the csasa is removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove lha cause. ltrwol' rhe Chiropractor's Way Is Nature's ' Way Easmination Free Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy Suite '! - Naliou al Bank Bid-. REAL SET ATE ft INSURANCE And Money to Loan II. M. I'AYNE Farm lands and city property for sale. Real eststc loans Fire insurance. Surrty llondt. Rooms 19-21. Cusick Blk . All. any. Oregon. ' MONEY TO LOAN on farm at 6 per cent with privilege of paying off any part of the principal at any time. We alao loan money on city property on ten yeara time, rate 6 per oeiit. Hecksjf It Beam, l.l.l Lyon street. M-l-7 II F.I. I" W WTF.D-Fr male -An b telli'.tcnt I'crion may cam $IKI luifliliilv t orir.pomllUK foi urns- peaersi Mi lo RteatMy in spars time; experience unnecessary; no caivassinit; .uhiccts su..e.tcd. Send for particulars. Nutt. t-.il Sjs I'ress llurrau. Room IKS. Iluif.li, N. Y. M :i N-21 WANTEI All Uoosa to b ii Uu li.ll Weilnc.diiy eirliilu-. Inn - 1.1. . K o'cln.-k. Itusiitra. oj ISSf llfflBTtfti lie order of Dictator, I-ll-laMJ W N l WllKK-l.ady liv dav or hur H-onr -ania wutk ll ..e jjg WANTKD -Woman snt hiltg to' do at home Will tfo away tn work on Saturd.ya l-'or infuitna lion call Home phone IJNi nl.ltf II N r WANTED With 114 i f foot Srtil, aisr ahoitt 0aI2 Call ball phone .fi R. ir Home jdiolie Mi. MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING 10c a yard Sue BrSchSBCSOgS, 3U Second St Hell Ilnmr IrU nry is ju.t ,i, raarnti.il aa uoti E. F. SOX Rsal Estate. Loass, Fit lujranc. ho ! Natu nal Bank Building H. F. MERRILL Insurance, Loans, Bursty Boads Special attention given to care of properly bcloagingtu non-rcaidents. Room No. 1, second Moor, First Sav ings Bank building, Albany, Oregon. VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Open from 7:30 a. m. to 7 p. m Saturday 10 p. m. Cor. First and Ell. worth Strosts You will always get the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for yonr Cream, Eggs and Poultry at the Hazclwood Co. I2S Wast Second St. Salesman's Position Open Good t rrttory Liberal terms ALBANY NURSERIES ALB D First National Bank Bldg. Ajoany, Dragon. Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Building A QUALITY STORE Wa sail the bostat lowest price F. G. Will FOR SALE FUR SALE Fresh cows an easy terms. H. Bryant. D4t( FORI) FOR SALE 1916 l ord in el egant condition for aale at a bar gain. Irvine Garage. FOR SALE Seed John Zellcr, R 6., 5905. potatoes. Call Home !honc J-7-14- I UR SALE At a bargain. .-!.! furniture, including range, boater, oil stove, desk, bookcase chair., fruit jars, etc. aqajfa K. Walworth ..W W. Fifth St. J-ll-lJ FOR SALE Milk wagon. JJ I N. Main. Inipiirc C. 11. Dtiitan, KOe oway's Furniture Store, 2nd and Hakrr streets . J-U-16 b'OR SALE New 6-room bonse, good lot. Will take Rood team ami harness on payment. I'nce $l5fM). Apply 1405 Sanliam Road. J-ll 16' FOR SALE OR EXCHANOE A 10 million timber claim in Douglas county for city propauy or good farm land. Home 1143 IIAtf FOR RENT FOR RENT Up-to-date house on Pound street, close in. F'ruit and garden. Reasonable rent. W. C. Rurkhart, both phones. J-ll-l.l FOR RENT 5-rooui furnished cot tage for rent; also (wo light botise keipaing rooms. Impure BJ S. Jefferson St., or phone Home 4128. J-4-tf. WANTED. WASTED Girl to help with work in small family. Call at 227 E. Jrd street. J-12-14 AGENTS WANTED For our non irrigated, low-priced tress. Un equalled proposition for right man Our new Agent's Contract is s win ner. Address Pscific Nursery Co. 122 1-2 Grsnd Ave., Portlsnd. Ore gon. M-2toJ-2 HELP WANTED Msle An In telligent person msy esrn $100 monthly corresponding for news papers; $40 to $50 monthly In spare time; experience unnecessary; no canvassing; subjects suggested. Send for psrticulsrs. National Press Bureau, Room 4388, Buffalo. N. Y. M-2I-N-2I WORK WANTED Witt go aat or tab work bom. Last curtains a specialty 25c par pair. Bell SBS-f. or 12$ E. 2nd a4tf READ OUR WANT AM in the Mtrev .iiul .io.r, itti.ni of .mi war. Subscribe for a Liberty Boftd today. Any banker will tell yog ghoel it. HAYNE REED FEED STORE Flour sad Fee ! Chon mt 'd cleaning. Gasoline and Oils Third and Main Streets Bell Phone 569 R Home 2?78 Real Estate for Sale Bargains in farm land, rity property, money to loan, in surance written in the strong est old Ijne companict. Notary Public, j. V. Pipe. 20J W. 2nd St. IRON. IRON. IRON ll i. sreet duty to your country to .ave every piece nf scr.uji Iron. Every piece helps. We need 15 csrs of Irog and are in a posilion In paj the highest prii-e. We also pay the high est market price for all kinds of junk and second baud goods. OREGON HIDE 4 JUNK CO. First and Baker St. Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Buitdin.. Albany. Or. Both phone. larly Asifsn WOOD Jtut Received CAR LOAD DRY FIR E. R. CUMMINOS Fisher-Bradcn Undcrtsikers Lady- assistant Auto Hearse service if desired. THE BEST BAKRD GOODS GROCERIES, PRODUCE and FRUITS St PARKER'S "The Sign ol Quslity" 136 Lyon St. Both Phoats