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ALB ANA bAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1017.
Daily Democrat
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1. 1917.
CONSCRIPTION IN CANADA
Opponent ot our Selective draft
made much oi the fact that Canada
had not sanctioned COOSCriptlQIL. Ui
all the nation cagtged hi the war tor
democracy. Canada is most like us.
If Canada would not stand for the
draft, it w as argued, when he ha-1
so mucli at stake, why should we;
But that argument is now value
less. The Canadian parliament has
tkvlared for universal compulsory
military training and service. It would
have done SO long ago but tor the
French "Nationalists" oi Quebec;- a
numerous ai-d conservative racial ele
ment, which has never forgiven its
mother country for the radical excess
es oi the French revolution, and has
never amalgamated with the British.
The Quebec French still object t
conscription, but their voice is silenc
ed. The more progressive French-Canadian'-
oi provinces farther west
are for compulsory ervicc.
There i never so much reason for
conscription in Canada as in theUnit
ed States. The Canadians have vol
unteered on a scale that puts us to
shame. WHh about one-twelfth oi
oar population, the Dominion has
raised more recruits by voluntary
enlistment than we have. If we did
as will proportionately, we could pu:
more than 6,000,000 men into the
field without resorting Ml the draft.
where, Against the grueiaU com
manding the 1 i ench armies --tiencr
nls whose w hole military education
i'va .and aims had those oi a dem
t-eracy was ranged the tierman aim
i s commanded m almost e aty In
itiate by German princes and sove
reigns inpired by the highest import
sKstic ambition, training antl beliefs
The third year ot the war entered
with two great battles atrr.tdv in pro
gl tso etch representing a different
form of warfare ami a form which the
"i rmans Iwtmaeh el by their super
ior preparation bail been able at will
10 impose on France At Verdun it
was the war of siege: on the Smnu
IAS war of trenches.
Fof five month- and a half prccerf
BHJtlse third anniversary of the war
the French at Verdun had held out
against the Germans perfected meth
ods of siege warfare, such as tbev
might have employed at Paris, hut
fof the battle of the Marne The first
of August, d6, marked the passiiv;
there of Gcrmam " greatest effort an!
the gradual making by the French
of the offensive. For the first tour
months of the third year of the war
the Germans were slowly driven hac
from the point- where they had near
est attained Verdun, and then in two
astounding assaults, noe on N'ov. 24.
tad the ot'ier on IVecmher 15, in
which not only the genius of the dem
ivratic military commanders of
France but the glory of her demo
vratic arnircs as well, reached their
highest expression of the entire war.
the French completely liberated thei-
:"or tress.
MET REPORT
The prices given in the local quo
tatione are those asked by the
wholesaler from the retailer for
iruit and vegetables. All other
I rices are those paid the producer.
I 'st corrected daily.
LOCAL
Grain,
Wheat
Oats, new
Bran
-41.75
60c
Hay, cheat
Hay, vetch
Hay, Timothy
Clover
FRANCE IN THE FIELD
THOROUGHLY PREPARED
$J5
$18.00
$20.80
420.00
416.00
Flour, hard wheat 412.00
Sugar 48.53
Flour, valley $10.40
Butter
Butterfat ... 4244c
Creamery Butter 44c
Country butter, trad e 32"g35c
bp and Poultry
Eggs, cash - 31c
Eggs, trade 34c
Huttcr, city creamery, 43c
Butte rial, 4..Y
Eggs, selected ex. J41-2c
Hens. 16c
Hroitcrs. iBtfJOc
Wool, lb, valley cots old, best oSii
68c
First Dog Claim
The first claim untlei tin' nc ttstt
dog Ian km tiled Irish C Court Clerk
Roatell thi morning. I. M. CoOie .
who lives northeast ol Alham. Iosi
six Boats vshsed at $5 each and
claim .icainsl the dog fund lor jb
was tiled. Thete is no HMMMrj in the
treasury tor this fund and "ill not be
until the COSStahle't re sort) Vutt.i
10.
New Motor Law
The new motor law passed hy the
last state legislature will go into ef
fect tomorrow. Hereafter, all IIC.SSSS
taxes will be double what tlte err
for common cars. After Auitust 1st
ol each year, however, the Ik-en. e
fee is cut in half Special rejr.ilattoi
anil rates exist with rrcard to motor
truck owners should look up.
HAYNE ft REED
FEED STORE
clour and Feed. ChoF?mi and
cleaning.
Gasoline and Oils
Third and Main Street
srll Phore 569-R Home i"?;s
Save The
TAGS
More food value in one of Sear's
loaf of Bread than any other.
20 tags get a loaf free. Ask
your grocer tor Scar's Bread
and take no other.
It nays to trade at
SEAR'S
Phone S71 1st and Ferry St.
Eastburn Bros.
THE GROCERS
Headquarters for berries and
fruit of all kinds
Koyal Ann, Bing and Kentish
Cherries are at their beat, bet
ter secure what you need for
canning at once, the price is
right and may go higher.
Fruit Jars and Rubbers, and all
extras for canning at the right
price.
Eastburn Bros.
FARM LANDS
The Government needs Farmers as
well as fighters. Two million three
hundred acres of Oregon and Cali
fornia railroad company grant lands
Title revested in United States. To
be opened for homesteads and sale
Containing some of the best land left
in the United States l arge copy
righted map, showing laud hy 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
By Henry Wood. United Press Staff
Correspondent
With the French Armies. July 31
In three titanic forms of warfare im
posed the past year by the imperial
forces of imperial Germany on the
democratic armies of democratic
France, the latter , have established
and maintained an ever increasing as
cendancy. The significance of this fact for
humanity at large exceeds a thou
sand times the mere military value
it may have in eventually winning the
war.
The third year of the war has mark
ed the supreme test before the tribun
al of the world before the tribunal
of all mankind of the superiority o
democratic over imperialistic forces.
And by "forces" is not meant mere
armies.
The year was one in which every
force intellectual. material, and
physical that an imperialistic em
pire was capable ol inspiring and pro
ducing, was massed against the same
supreme forces as inspired and crcat
td by a democracy in one great strug
gle for the survival of the fittest And
France ever the first champion of
democracies has justified the fitness
of democracies to survive.'
The test was one that could come
only with a fair degree of equity dur
ing the third year of the war. Tt
was only then that Prance .inspire''
for a quarter of a century previous
by the democratic ideals of peace,
was able to enter the arena with all
the forces of her natural life mobil
ized and turned into a single mili
tary aim. Germany had begun the war
two years previously with this ad
vantage already established by forty
years of imperialistic ambitions and
prepartions.
While with the opening of the third
year of the war. Germany unaues
tionably still had material advantage
due to this long, intensive prepara
tion, yet at that time both France
and Germany had at least brought
into play the highest forces that a
democratic national life was capable
of producing and opposing to those
of the maximum imperialistic inspira
tion. The third year of the war opened
with this democratic and imperialistic
contrast even more pronounced in the
field of military operations than else-
Hens, per pound
Roosters .
.Ilgl3c
7c
, Broilers .
: Springs .
I Ducks ....
Ducklings
! Geese
14gl5c
14c
11c
-a 13c
Pork. Veal and Mutton
Hogs $12$147S
Cows 41-251-2c
Steers 57c
Veal 7(58
BjIIs 4S5c
Ewes 5(S7c
9li(gllc
aSOc
Lambs
Yearling sheep
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland. July 30, 1917.
CI..U Mli
! Red Russian, $214
t Bluestcra, $220
Fortvfold. S2 IR
Oats, white No. 1 feed, $45
Barley, feed $42.50
Potatoes, $275
Hogs, best live, $15.30'S$I5.50
Prime steers. $7.50(a$8.50
Fancy cows. $6.50n$6.75
! Calves, $7(a$9
, Sheep, valley yearlings, $8'.; $8.50
spring lamDs, jiujr,, $j 1.50
Large Business
Concerns
Pay by Check because it's not
only easier, but Safer)
You, too, regardless of the
size of your business, are in
vited to have a checking account
with this hank, whose watch
words are Security, Courtesy
and Convenience to depositors.
Capital and surplus - $90,000
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Bankers
Albany, - Oregon
WfW
We make a specialty
of
Friendship
Engagement, and
Wedding Rings
F. M. FRENCH & SON
Jewelers and
Engravers
ALBANY PLANING
MILL
All Kinds of Mill Work
Glut and Wind Shields.
STETTER'S
FOR GROCERIF.S AND
CUOCKERV
ICE CREAM
100 par cant pore, made from extra select cream from tubercular
tested herds.
I Hotel Albany
Ai.BA.SY IIOLsr
j Six Stories of Solid Comfort
J ALBANY'S FINEST HOTEL
ITi, Our uniaj Dlnrers
l. R. WestJnwok Pmp.
1Ei
Flavored with pore fruit juices
Sherbets and special orders for parties or dinners
Get the habit of Using Ideal hot weather Dessert
Albany Ice & Storage Co.
Both Phones
Auto Delivery
, Shaving, 15c Hair Cut, 35c
Bell Phone 198-J
! . Try the
j Hotel Allmny Itarbcr Shop
I Three first-class barbers
We want you and your children
Absolutely Antiseptic
110 West Second Street
IRON. IRON, IRON
It is your duty to your country
to save every piece of scrap
iron. Kiery piece helps. We
need 15 cars of irf,n and are in
a position to pay the highest
prircs. We also pay the high
est market price for all kinds
of junk and second-hand goods.
OREGON HIDE a JUNK CO.
First and Baker St.
Don't Sweat
Cook with a
New Perfection
Oil Stove
none better, none
more reasonable
Ask our Salesman
Barker Hard
ware Store
2lo W. First St
You can read better for longer per
iods, any kind of print or writing
without strain when your glasses fit
properly. We are rectifyiers of eye
sight defects or imperfections and can
fit you with the proper glasses after
we have given your eyes an expert
examination When the eyes are af
fected dclava are dangerous.
E. C. MEADE
Optometrist
P. B. PHIPPS
Graduate of the Wcltmer Institute
Drugleas Healing. Chronic. Nerv
ous. Lung and Female Diseases.
734 Ly..n St. Albany. Or
Home phone 2115 Bell 364 K
VIERECK'S
BATHS
First-class Workmen
Only
Open from 7:30 a. m. to 7 p.
m., Saturday 10 p. m.
Cor. First aad Ellsworth Streets
You will always get the
HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE
for your
Cream, Kggs and Poultry
at the
Hazel wood Co.
128 West Second St
WE ARE LOOKING FOR
MEN WHO CAN SELL
Your wages are not limited.
Complete line of superior nurs
ery stock. Choice territory now
open. Secure our new contract
at once
ALBANY NURSERIES
let National Bank Building
Albany, Oregon
Real Estate
Loans & Insurance
Collins & Taylor
Albany Hotel Building
A QUALITY STORE
We tell the bestat lowest prices
Welch ReeeMeg
F. G. Will
J. C. YUEN
Chinese Doctor
Try me when all else fails. Con
sultation free.
Home Phone 1147
324 Jefferson St., Albany Ore.
z2
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B
A
IV
Y
fi NATIONAL BANK
SERVE BY SAVING .
Every dollar put into the bank will shorten the war
and save life and suffering. .It is to the everyday cltltea
that the government la looking In this crisis and It
ought not to appeal la vain Save for the govern
ment that has done so much for you.
roRii U SAVINGS BANK
I CLASSIFIED I T
OSTEOPATHIC Physicians and Surgeons,
UK. A. P. IIUWRIJJ4 DR. M AMY IIOWKUX
Osteotwthic Adjustment, this is our sloiran: but In addition. Oileeaerhfc
phe-steiana are gsseliaad by education and training to act as. your family
physician, to meet ail
Savings Bank Bldg
which may arise.
Both Phonos.
your family
Albany, Oregon
BUSINESS OIHtCIuR.
CHIROPRACTOR
ELMER C OtPE
Chiropractor.
Roots 5. t, 9. 10, Cusick Bank HI, is
Nature cannot cute s disease unless
the cause is removed Chiropractic
adjustments remove the cause
The Chiropractor's
Way Is Nature'e
Way
Kaaniinatioit hire
Dr. Geo J Kenagy
Suite I -' Nation
al Bank Bldg.
REAL SKTATE 4 INSURANCE
And Money to Loan
H. M. PAYNE Farm lauu ami my
property tor sale. Real estate I am
Fire insurance Surety llondi.
Roouit 19-21. Castes Blk. Albany.
Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN on farms at 4
per cent with privilege of paying
oil any part of the principal at any
time. We also loan money on city
property on ten years time, rate 6
per cent. Ik In a Beam, 1JJ Lyoi
street. M-l-7
E. K. SOX
Real Estate, Loans, Hire Inaurance
First National Bank Building
H. F. MERRILL
Insurance, Loans, Surety Bonds
Special attention given to care ol
property bclongingto mui-i cidenu.
KOOJB No. I, second floor, l-'irat Sav
in gsbankbuibjirig. Albany. Oregon.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Almost new modern
household furniture. Bargain if tak
en at once. 115 W 5th street, or
call Phone Bell 610-L. Home. 44J.1.
J-J0A-1
FOR SALE 6 good work horses ami
harnes. Al Hanncgan, care I'inrul
Hop Ranch. Home phone iM
A-l-3
FOR SALE Ferry, in good condi
tion, income from $600 to 9900 a
year. Bargain if taken at once. Sec
C. A. Bevier. P. O. Box 146, Al
bany. J-26-A-I
FOR SALE 1916 4-Cylinder five
pastcnger auto. Electric lights and
starter. Good condition. Phone Bell
J60-J, address Box 302, Albsny,
Oregon. J-r24-Jl
FOR SALE Two general stores,
good location doing good business.
Also ranches and city property. Call
on or write R. A. Scott, Scio, Ore.
J-14-A-14
FOR SALE Improved stock larm,
H65 acres Linn county, at $1M per
acre. Address Geo. W. Wright, law
yer, Alhany,Oregon. J-28-A-4
FOR SALE One three-compartment
Caloric Fireless Cooker, complete
with aluminum utientils and conk
book 12 Westh hird St. Bell
photic 443-J J-28-A-4.
HOGS FOR SALE Brood sows
with pigs, shoals, and pigs. On
Greenhouse road. S. G. Tobla, Al-
FOR SALE Fresh cows 00 esey
terms H. Bryant. D4tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 10
million timber claim in Douglas
county for city property or good
farm land. Home 1 143 M6t f
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Store building on First
street, at low rental Apply to eGo.
Wright, lawyer, city J-28-A-4
FOR RENT Warehouse 40x114 ft
Corner Ferry and Water streets. AD
rsilways and steamboat transporta
tion Fish ft Hodges. I-Zl-tf
WANTED
HEMSTITCH I NG-lOe a yard Sue
Rreckenrldge, 333 Second St Bell
Phone 452 R.
UIIKKI1.S late Hilke Cherries
lot sale. J G Gibson. Hume phone
WS4. J Jl A-7
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take work hums Lace wurteius a
specialty 25c per van. Bell 5Un.J.
or 3U E 2nd a4tf
WANTED Woman stents wailiin.
to do at home. Will go away to
work on Saturdays. I'ur inhuma
tion call Home phone 1266. n!3lf
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telligent person may ram $100
monthly corresponding for news
papers, $40 to $50 monthly in
spare tune; esperience unnecessary;
no canvassing; subjects suggested
Send for particulars. National
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for
Ice Cream
FILLED PROMPTLY
THE ELITE
Both phonos
W. 8. Duncan, Prop.
Golden Rule Dairy
MILK and CREAM
S DeOy Deliveries. Both ph.as.
H. M. PALMER. Prop.
THE BEST
BAKKD GOODS
GROCERIES, PRODUCE
and FRUITS
PARKER'S
"The Sign of Qusliry"
136 Lyoa St. Both Phones
COAL
Just received Carload ol
BEAVER HILL
COOI BAY COAL
E. R. CUMMINQS
Fortmiller Bros.
Funeral Directors
Our Own Auto Hearse
Lady Assistant
Both Phones Masonic Bldg.
Fishcr-Bradcn
Undertakers
Ladr assistant
Auto-Hsarse ssretcs