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Newspaper Page Textssil Daily Democrat Win. H HORNIBROOK Publisher Entered at the postotfice at Albany. Oregon, n second-class matter Pabliahed every evening except Sun day. Semi-weekly published Tue days and Fridays. BUSINESS MATTER. la ordering changes of adress. suh cribers should always give old as H as new address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily f rered by carrier, per week 10 Delivered by carrier, per year 400 By mail, at end of year- - J.50 By mail in advance, per year JilO SemiWeekly When paid in advance, one year 1.2S At end of rear ' SO Established ia 1165. FRIDAY, JULY U. WT. EDITOR! TO MklT lVnUleioiti Ore.. July 12. Airange- InentS are completed here today fur the annual convention ot tne ure gon State Editorial association which onrns tomorrow in this city. A num ber of state editors arrived here this afternoon. The convention proper opens tomorrow morning at iu o clock with an invocation ny Dr. i. B. Kord. chaplain of the association The Weather- Tonight and Saturday will be fair and the weather will continue to be warm The temperature ranges bc tweeu 50 and 92 and the river has fall en to 3.9. MARKET REPORT The prices given in the local quo tations are those asked by the wholesaler from the retailer for fruit and vegetables. All other prices are those sudd the producer. List corrected daily. LOCAL HUMBLING THE PRUSSIANS "We are pounding a sense of in feriority into every pore of the Ger man mind." aaid Lloyd-George in a . ..,-, " lone as the Prus sians have an idea of superiority in their minds Europe will not be a Amfnt nlare for neonle to live in T Ml K- ;r -liter tVlis peace, i 1 wm ss s.w The Prussian has many virtues, but a sense of humility has never been among them. The Prussian is now being taught the virtue of humility with a fierce ana reienticss iasu. This is not a mere bombast. It is L. .ft. amtH an 1 H TT1 i h 1 V nhnSCd IMC IU1 I ' - , -w - -j that it sheds a bright light on the fundamental fact of the war. Tk- TtntUh nremier is a good nsvrholocist to know that the onlv important thing about a man . - lm t V. - iw that man or nation thinks. It is of no avail to chastise people for wrong-doing -1 i - - m;n .-h.T stisrd Pru wieir nnnM , sianism as we know it is a disease ot the Prussian soul which has appar ently infected the soul of the Gers man nation. It is the disease of sin ful pride. It shows itself as a haughty sense of superiority to all the rest of man kind. It is at the opposite pole from the Christian virtue of humility. I, is diametrically opposite to the self-obliterating quality of mind that we ex pect to find in a "gentleman." Ger many has become the bully among nations. It is literally true that there will be no living with Germany until Germany learns humility. Unfortun ately, it seems incapable, of the les son except through bitter suffering. So the task in which England and her Allies have been engaged becomes also out task. Jn accomplishing it we shall- have to use the weapons that Prajaaanism itself has forged. We shaWhavc to apply hunger anil fire and "sword. It Is a tremendous undertaking, to cast out that devil of Prussian pride. But we have faith that we can do it. And when the Prussian governing class is reduced to a proper state of humility, and thereby rendered inof fensive to the just and lawabiding portion of mankind that seeks noth ing except through peaceful competi tion, then Germany will be once more a good neighbor as she was in olden days. The spirit of the German people need not be broken in the process. Only, they will be regardful of oth ers' rights as well aa their own. nd in the change of heart they may ac quire an honest self-respect which they could never feel while puffed up with the dangerous and silly de lusion of superiority to the rest of us mortals. Wheat Oats, aew Bran Hay, cheat Hay, vetch Hay, Timothy Clover ...$1.75 60c .$JS ..$18.0u ..$J0 Flour, hard wheat . Sugar Flour, valley jam .416 ..$12.00 48.53 ...$10.40 Butter .jsg40c 38c Butterfat Creamery Butter . . Country butter, trad e 32 .j 35c Eggs and Poultry Eggs, cash 28c Eggs, trade , 29c Hens, per pound Roosters , Broilers Springs Turkeys, Ihre Ducks Ducklings Geese -MXS12c 7c ISc 15c 16317c 10313c 15c IMPORTANT NOTICE All tttcn are requested to he pres ent at a meeting ot the Civilian and Spanish War Veterans Ritle Club Monday evening, July 16, at 8 o'clock, at Veterans' headqnarteis in the armory. An election will he held and other busincs sot importance will be transacted. All men of the cilv are requested to atend. 1 I2-IO Bv E S HAWKER FARM LANDS The Government needs Fanuci as well as fighters. Two million thiee hundred acres of Oregon and Cali fornia railroad company grant lands Title revested in United States. To be opened for homesteaJs and sale Containing some of the best land left in the United States. Large copy righted map, showing land by sections and description of soil, climate, rain fall, elevations, temperature, etc.. by counties. Postpaid One Dollar. Grant lands Locating Co., Box 610, Port land, Oregon. J-23-O-l WOODMEN ATTENTION! Albany Camp. o 103. YV O V. ' Initiation of candidates on Friday ev-1 cning. All members .ml viitinc neighbors are requested to be present By order of C. C. July 12-13. Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS lladquartert for hciries and fruits of all kind. Kov.l Ann, Hint; and Kentish Chruirs arc at then best, bel ter secure what you need foi canning at once, the price It right and may go ' Fruit Jars and Rubbers, and all extras for canning at the light price. Eastburn Bros. Puttinj up fruit? Try our Fruit v Jar Holder It ma ktfl Canning Kasy Ter( and Cimpiuij Outfit Barker Hard ware Store Jlo W. First St. THE BEST BAKED GOODS GROCERIES. PRODUCE and FRUITS at PARKER'S "The Sign ol Oust ty" 136 Lyon St. Both Phone. A !. r m 1 1 Gulden Rule Dairy Mil k .nd CREAM 2 Daily Deliveries. Both ph.n ' M PALMER. Prop. 7c Pork. Veal and Mutton Hogs -$12(3315 Cows 4 l-26 Steers 6(a.8c Veal 7S8!i 'Bulls 4fi5c 7togr Lambs 10 1-2 11c Yearling sheep 8(g9c PORTLAND MARKET Portland. July 13, 1917. Club. $2 12 Red Russian. $2.14 Bluestem. S2.1S a $2 2u Fortyfold. $2.18 Oats, white No. 1 feed. $46 I Barley, feed. $44.50 j Potatoes, $275; new, per lb. 443-4c ; Hogs, best live, $15.50$16 Prime steers, $8g$9.00 Fancy cows, $7g7.50 Calves, $7$9.50 Sheep, valley yearlings, $9.50(g$975 1 Spring lambs. $12.50(g$1275 Butter, city creamery, 35 l-2gJ8c Butterfat, 38c r-sgs, seiccrea ex. jui&jic Hens, 161-Zc Broilers, 1820c Geese, 12ljc Wool, '16, valley cotswold, beat 6 68c 9 TRENCH TALES "I got it in both legs before we reached the German lines," a youthful Australian was re lating his experience at Vimy Ridge, "But, Glory be to God, I fell into a shell-hole and lay down as snug as you please in a clever place. I lay there for hours and I heard a great roarin' noise comin' near me. I knew it was a tank and I prayed it would not come near me, me bein' hid in the shell hole. But 1 beard it go roarin' past quite near and then it got stuck, and I could hear it fight in' and strugglin' to get clear. I never saw it. "Later in the day, a lad I knew came by. slightly wound ed. 'Hullo, Peter," says he, when he saw me in the hole. 'For God's sake have you a water bottle with you?' says I. 'Me legs is both broke and I can't move to get a grip o' mine.' He threw me down his water bottle and it bein' full of rum and water, it kept me goin.' Then it began to rain, and another lad, passin' by saw me and threw me down a water-proof sheet. Late at night the stretcher-bearers got me. So they were all Good Samari tans the way they helped, them that saw me lyin' by the wayside." Large Business Concerns Pay by Check because it's not only easier, but Safer! You, too, regardless of the sire of your business, are in vited to have a checking account with this bank, whose watch words are Security, Courtesy and Convenience to depositors. Capital and surplus $90,000 J. W.Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, - Oregon Western Electric Sewia Mawkiiaa WE HAVE I II KM Lcl Ul Show Vriu RALSTON ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. 310 West Second" St. ' ; ,- v w - - - in si Wli.it the n.ti..n ncrtU personal tiftdtDCy. li your cyc are IfQnltag ou. you art,- not .pijliiied to dO your hest ilu : in if this crisis. Have vour yc cared lor an. I act your elf in line with ihc hi things the world i dointf. Ite an iflicinit citizen. E. C. MKADE Optometrist FAMILY ORDKKS for Ice Cream FILLED PROMl'TLY THE ELITE Boih phones W. S. Duncan. Prop. P. II PHIPPS Graduate ol the Wcltmer Institute Dtulcss Healing. Chronic. Ncrv iiis. I. unc. and F-nale Diseases. 7J4 Ly n St Albany. Or Horre phone 2ti. Bell JM-R ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work Glnu and Wind Itlll'lfl VIERECK'S BATHS Firat-clas Workmen Only ' om 7:J0 a. m. to 7 p. m.. Saturday 10 p. m. ( . ptaM and ' MraaM Cascade Water Fresh from the Spring $2.75 A case of 2 dozen Quart bottles When you return the case we return you 75 cents which makes the Net Price $1.00 a dozen Quarts Murphy's Seed Store STETTER'S FOR GROCKRirS AND CROCKER V Goes to Salem Mra. Walter B. Chance went to Sa lem on the mornine; train for a short visit with friends in that city. Goes to Fayetterllle , Mist Emmadine Carry went to Fay etteville this morning to spend a few days with friends. ICE CREAM 100 per cant para, i tested herds. from extra select cream from tubercular Flavored with pore fruit juices Sherbets and special orders for parties or dinners Get the habit of Using I deal hot weather Dessert Albany Ice & Storage Co. Both Phones Atvto Delivery Hotel Albany V You ssull alvsays iet the HI0HB5T MARKF.T PRICE for your Cream, Eggs and Pool try at the Huzclwood Co. 128 West Second St. " usXil J;j1b AlUANY f HMI Six Stories of S li Comfort AL9AMYfl FINEST HOTEL Try Our Surd Dinnfri 15. R. Westhrook I'n.p. Salesman's Position Open taoJ territory liberal termi ALBANY NURSERIES First NatsOSUd Bank Bids;. Atliany. Oregon Shaving, 15c Hair Cut, 35c Bell Phone 1!8-J Try the Hotel Albiiny Barber Shop Three first-class barbers We w.tnt you and your children Absolutely Antiseptic 110 West Second Street Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel KttiMing A 1 J B A N Y ST NATIONAL BANK SURVIC BY SAVING Every dollar put Into the hank will shorten the war and save life and sullering. li i. to the eeiylay eiliren that the government is luo king in this crisis and it MgM not to apcal in vain. Save lor the govern ment that has dune so iiiuih tof you. . qri?1 T SAVINGS BANK , glassifTeTTT OHTHOI'ATI I IC l'hyHlclann and Surgeona l)W. A. P. IIONVKI.I.M l)H. MAHY IIOWKIJJH Ostoopathie Adjustment, this in mir slogan; hut In addition, OilooW pfiulrsans art gualiAnf by aAwitsWIl "! IrkiiiniK lu art a ymir family physician, to mew all emergemii which may arise. Suvillg Hunk tlltlg. Doth I'honea Atlinny, Oregon BUSINESS OIRbCTUKY CHIOPRACTOR ELMKK C. OIPK Chirupr actor. '. ,.uis j. 7. . III. I u.nk Hank Ulua Nature eannut cule a disrate unless he cause nf"renioveil Chin ractli idiustmentl remoe the cause The Chin prsetor's VsVay is J Natuic's Vay I'xai'.ilf.lli'U I'rei lr. Qco.1 J Kenagy Salts ' Nation .1 BanV iildg. fcft.l-l NllSMVO i:i:ai. seta i i . insckanck And Money to Loan B. M. PAYNE -harm taints ami city property lor saie. ksai SStatS lOsUftS Fire insurance. iiuret) Bum!. Room. I9 JI, CMkl BU . Albany t rcgon. MONEY TO LOAN.. n farms at 6 per out with pru ilege of paying oil any part of the principal at any time. We also loan money on city propeit) tn ten years time, rate 6 per cent. Meeker & Beam. 113 Lyon stieel. M-l-7 I.. F. SOX Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insurants Fust .National Bank BuiMing li. F. MERRILL Insurance, Loans, Suicty Bunds .""pcelsl gtusitiosj gisen to s.iis ol pi.tperty IsgltwigsBVStsi sosw Caidcnta stoois No. I, issr oad DosMr( Plfat s ug Bank Ht'Hrtf. Ajbaaiy. Oicgon FOH SALE Hill S M.E Fresh cows on ej.v terms. B. Br)ant l)4il FDR SALE Farm of 220 acres. .1 null s north of Lebanon, all in crop. 1-3 of crop noes with place if taken soon. No. 1 farm land. Price fUS an acre. O. R. Keebler, Lebanon, Oregon. J-9-23- FOR SALE A five -passenger Pofd. car in good condition. Home phone J.W.t. or s all at H2) K. 1st street. J-1M4' IRON. IKON, IKON It it your l:ty to your rotinlry to avp every jiiece of r.ij iron. I'vcry pircc htl. W nrci r-.r-i of iron and are in a portion fo ny thr MftMtl prirr.. We UN pay hr htpli est BlAfkct price for atl kinds of jiiTilc nn 5r(-onl-lianl goodn. OREGON RfDI A JUNK CO First and Baker 8t. A QUALITY STORE W sail th btUt lowest prices Watch Repairing F. G. Will FORI) i IR S.M.K--I91fp l rd in el e.int condition ior sale at a bar. gsjg Irvine fiaiaifr. 1 1 )! S VLE My lOacrs pla4 2 12 miles rast ,in the Santiarn Road, all in crop Btcfytbing thiii's needed goes it'. he pltM e, lr. l 'Isim, u I). Box . J-U-J) Pi )R SALB New high gr.ide piano. ( heap Must he sold al Once, i all 11-11 phone 1.15-Y. or 1015 West Bth street J-I2-M POR SM.F. flR TRADE A good coiifertionery store in 9 hstantial OMtbsjfS Oregon town, clean, tip to dale, doing a good business. $15011. What have you' Address R., care this paper. J-6-12 .. IS.N i B.U. VV U TRESS WAN I I D Usstl have i sperirnce. Al once Call at Home Restaurant. J ID-IJ W AN l'l.lJ Lspcriemed maid for griieial house work. Apply to Mi I uinia .ills ri al Hie llaiulllon store, HKLP WANILDMale An in lcllenl pet s.oi may earn ptOO aihiy corrsa ponding tor nr. UsIperS! i $" nionihly in sparr tune, rspellclue illine. essary . no can vaseine; ; sabjeeta suggetteu Send ior paxtieabars. National ptcss Baraaa, Room 4.1X8, BttHalo, N. V. M-.'l N .M I II- W N III) IVmalr -n in leltivenl person may earn $hl iiisfttn lit lorrcitiouiling lor news pjpeis S4II t $5l RSOtltlsl) in ipJfr time, espenence unnecessary; no , ativassinii. subjects suggested. Sesd f'-r particalafs National Press Bureau, Room .W, Buifalo, N. Y. M-2I N-21 VNTI I' Woman aanti iMsll to do al hmiir Will go aav 10 work on Saturdays For intima tion '..II Home phone !2rV nl.lll W'ltK W .V1 l-.ll Will go out or take work home I. ace i-uriain. a spr. ultv 25.- tier pajf Bell Wl I r i;.t 2nd 4t' rlEMSTITCHING We a yard Sn lire, kcnriditc. J.U Second St Brl! PhotM 452-R. 1 5 Wl lit k. -I.fcilv s,anls w.jrk li . . w... tsvo WANTKI1 Ymiiig ineu. 1( years of .o,'e iivrr Apply Albany Furni ture Pactory. j-ll-U KEWPORT i 1 IT T Gt - For rent for entile season iiii hiding elci trti hk'hl and City ".iter fur $75.00. Two ..r m. ir l.oiiilii-s may le.ie and divide expense C B Winn, Albany, I r. J-ll IJ- MEAT --WW bfl at the Public Mar ket Saturday, julv 14. with yosrsuj beef anil he very best of veal. Tues- day, Thttriday and Saturday ol each week hereafter. I'nrrs risthl E. 9 Knapp. J-12 14 WHEN please answering Classified ads, mention tne tlrmocral for sale or EXCHANGE A if million timber claim In Outis:!. eonntv for rity property or srood l.nH )!., tMt (Il5i( FOR RENT FOR RENT Good Cottage on Montgomery street. Inquire of F. C. Dannals at Paint Store. 12.1 E. .Ird street, J-30 JIJ. J. C. YUEN Chi'ese Doctor Try me when all else fails. Con sulfation free. Home Phone 1147 324 Jefferson St., Albany Ore. FOR RI N'T 'Modem 7-room house, well located, fnrniire, fire-jilsce, built-in Irttchen, hiiffel, and all OOaV vrnienees. Possession about July M Ptab Bosltet, j in 17 WOOD SAWINt-Rearfiabte pric es. Give me a trial. S. H. Bridger. Bell ttl.J) Home phone 1475. Res idence 1118 W. 10th. J-I9-JI9 HELP WANTFD-l.oganherry pick ers Atqily to II. N. Boulev. Albany State Bank. J-12-I4. HAYNE RF.F.D FEED STORE Flour anil Feed. Choitng (i rlcanlng Gasoline and Otis Third an1 Msin Streets Bell PhO". s R H. .me ' WOOD I am shipping in Sawed Second, growth Fir anil Selling at 4-ft. prices; also mill ends for kindl ing. E. R. CUMMINOS Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors. Our Own Auto Hearse I. .nly Assistant Roth Phones Masonic Bldg. Fishcr-Bradcn Undertakers I ,ady assistant Auto-Hearse service if desired.