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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. SEPT U. 1917.
Daily Democrat
Wm. HURNlBROOK
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Oregon. aft second-Hass mitter
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 13. 1917.
OUR GERMAN PRESS
The Cm mill laming.! press ol the
United States at last shows signs
of getting on the job and interpret
ing America truly to the people ot
Germany. T:iis is a task for which it
has all along been well fitted and
strategically placed, -but which it has
hitherto refused.
The Gernun-Anicncan editors seem
to have seen a light since the Presi
dent's reply to the Pope. They are
beginning to admit that the German
government is not wholly perfect and
the German people are not wholly
free and that there are some thing
which despised America can teach
the Fatherland. They now reveal the
novel spectacle of actually support
ing the American government, in a
mild sort of way, and offering gentle
and hesitant advice to Berlin.
In a recent issue of the New York-Staat-Zeitung,
hitherto one ot the
moat anti-American of our Teutonic
publications, there is a fine letter from
a New Jersey citizen named Lehr
bach. He refers to the possibility
of the German people obtaining an
early and lasting peace by changing
the constitution of the empire.
"To accomplish this," he remarks,
"the Kaiser and the Bundesrat must
aurrender to the Reichstag the sole
power they now possess of declaring
war, and concede to the people uni
versal suffrage." It they refuse these
concessions, the says, "the people,
aupported by the rank and file ai the
army, would be justified in depos
ing the Kaiser and establishing a
republic"
There is provocation for such re
forms, quite aside from their utility
as bait for an honorable peace. The
Bundesrat, the supreme council of
the federated German states, is ab
solutely controlled by the Kaiser.
The Reichstag is little more than a
debating society, chosen by a gerry
mandering system that gives the
Prussian land-owners nearly all the
representation and disfranchises most
of the industrial workers.
Commenting on this letter, the
Staats-Zcitung which used to insist
that there was more liberty and bet
ter political representation in Ger
many than in America says: "Herr
Lehrbach is no; speaking his own
sentiments alone," and adds that all
Germans, in the Fatherland and else
where, should pray for changes that
will "bring Germany into harmony
with the political convictions of oth
er advanced nations."
If our German press is turning
American, we are heartily glad of it.
That press has much to answer for.
It might have prevented the war be-'.
twecn America if it had spoken the
truth to Germany two years ago, or
a year ago. It may yet redeem itself
and serve the cause of Americanism
and humanity if it takes full advant
age fo its present opportunity.
MISFITS
By F. P. Nutting
The city without a few former resi
dents of Albany would be a poor
place for a home. Like other prosper
ous Northwestern cities I found Wal
ia Walla up with the times, a live
city in a thriving section.
The first person I met after reach
ing the city whom I knew was Flos
sie Simpson, formerly of Albany and
Eugene, now traveling out of Walla
Walla for a wholesale house.
He took me over to the store of
Gardner & Co., one of the largest
here, where 1 met Tom Stevens be
hind the counter.
Tom's sister. Mrs J. R Flynn. hus
band and three children live here. Mr.
Flynn representing this territory for
Blake, MeFall a Co. I haven't met
them yet; but hope to have that pleasure.
Arthur Gillard. a former Brown
ille boy . now with an O R & N
MM ve ing crew, recogmcd MM MM)
was kind enough to sat so He used
tc be a frequent visitor to AUunv
We spent the first evening MMMMJ
the sights of the city, lachtdital I Mfl
carnival company, which has pitched
r.bout a dozen tents here Beginning
Thursday Walla Walla is to have a
bk Pow Vo I noticed Brother
Plancett and a number of others
who were at the Albany Round-tY
here to help make a show for the
people Gillard left Tuesday morn
ing for Pendleton.
I was very much pleased to meet
Dean Straub of the t'. of O.. fre
anently mentioned for Governor. h.
delivered a lecture before the high
school students a man who Majors
sm shine along the way M ile here
he visited A K Tyee. a bovbood
school mate, which was decidedly
long time ago. for the professor hat
been connected with the V of O
for nearly forty vears. and also Oti
Jackson, a druggist, who a a stu
dent at the V of O in lf7S
On the train from Portland were
T awyer A M. Cannon eomhtg up the
river on a business trip, af las Eva
Gentry, a eradu.ite of Albanv i
lege, normal department in 1915. or
her w.iv to Tekoa. where sbe taughr
last year, and has been engaged for
another year, and Mrs. T-ync'1. forme
ly of the Hamilton store, on her wav
o rlington. Fix is the name of th
nerchant here.
STUNNING NEW FALL HATS
Clexerly trimmed .md evcecdiuglv
My!th. We 'are dady pi MM MMMMJ
new. clever, diMmctiw styles, yci
1 'iced MMMMmQ Iom tor II Miner) o4
superior jualit Sec our display o(
beautiful hatk and ou'U understand
u h mommji Mention M RS. Lee's ftl
the best place in MKinv to obuin
reall Stylish h.ii ... ,t PMsMMMVM
price.
MRS F I FF. MILLINFRY
WORTH'S DEPAKTMKNT STORK
8U
IIHET 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 axe those paid the producer.
List corrected daily.
I! Ml
LOCAl
Grain
Wheat
Oats, new
Bran
Clover, seed
Vetch seed
Hay, cheat
Hay, vetch
Hay, Timothy
Clover
Flour, hard wheat
Flour, valley
Sugar ....
Butter
Butterfat
Creamery butter
Country Butter, trade
Eggs and Poultrv
Eggs, cash
Eggs, trade.
-16-&18C
.... $3.10
$18
418
-41600
fll M
SM.40
49 .18
AS 5T.
48c
J5-3,45c
Hens, lb
Roosters,
35.
..J-fc
lie u
8c
16c
15c
lli&13c
Broilers
Springs
Ducks
Geese . ( )
Pork. Veal and Mutton
Hons 412 g $15 75
Cows . 45-
Steers 5&7c
Veal J?fc
Bulls 4ft5c
Ewes 46c
Lambs X U2K9 l-2c
Yearling sheep
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland. Sept. 7, 1917.
Hluestcm, $2.00
Fortyfold, $1.98
Club, $1.96
Red Russian, $1.93 ,
Oats, white No. 2 feed, $47
Barley, feed $44
Hay
Willamette Timothy, fancy, $2t
Vetch. ( )
Cheat, ( )
Clover, $18
Vegetable
Potatoes, $1.75
Beans nominal. Small white, 15 1 -2c :
large white, 15c; pink, II 3-4c; limas,
15 1-2c; bayous, 11 l-2cj red, 12c.
Livestock
Hogs, best live, $16.25416.50
Prime steers, $7.50 $9
Fancy cows. $6.75 $725
Calves, $7'5$9.50
Sheep, valley yearlings, $1IKi $10.50
Spring lambs, $1175'5$12.50
Butter. Eggs and Sugar
Butter, city creamery, 44 l-2c
Butterfat. 48c
Eggs, selected ex., 37Ti38c
Sugar, $9.15
Live Poultry
Hens, I8c
Broilers. 19'S20c
Turkeys, live, Watte
Geese, live, 10c
Pekin Ducks, 18'S2r)c
Wool, '16 valley cotswold
0c
Hoosl6 crop, 20-521 c; contracts
CLASSIFIED
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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WANT ADS
New Today found on Piie i
Want Ads pay, use the phone
Bell 98 Home IS.!
Kates:
lc per word first Insertion
1 .ijJitinn.il Insertions
3 lines times, 25 cents
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Notice is htftby K'vrn l lint tin
Mniltralgnas Ireasurat ol thr Cit) ol
AINativ. Qmoo Its. funds 00 Mftl
villi the flscaj .igrnt foe ht tatt
0 OffssanMi in rw York t'il. .tu-:
will M the f"t St iI iVlober. 1917
(My tilt rrilrein and ctti. rlt H. ti.lw
Not I. 2, .. 4. 5. O, 7. and 8 .'I tin- Im
prorttaeni Bonds i the Cily ' Al
bany, lreg"ii, datid Apt. 1. 1"I ' In
tnrsl on nid boadl b.lll CHH "ii
Oh i. i9i7
U ii CUSICK,
ClfeJI l'e.l
Sept 8 10 17
OSTEOPATHIC Physicians and Surtfc.ms
lU. A. P, IIDWKI.I..S l)K. MAKY IIOWKLUI
Oslpatsailifco AdjusttnMmt, thia to our alonnj but in addttkm. OasaosslMi
asissalejasia art auriinti by odqaotloB and training to act iw your fimiily
pKyollJaili to m-'t .i , 'Ti,vkVL u which tuny aruM).
Savirujiis Kiink Hldg.
Roth Phonra.
Albany, Orrgon
Real Estate
Loans & Insi) ranee
Collins & Taylor
tUbus Hotel Bnlldlna
OUSlnCOo ulflLblvtil
KLMKK C OIPK
Chiropractor.
ReoaM 5. r. 9, 10, Catatk Uan Ku
Nature cannot cure a disease un'.ess
the cause IS rcinovao OtSrOfiraCtSt
aJj istments remove the CMM
GEORGE J. KENAGV
Chiropractor
First National Hank Ualiding
rlfcXP WAWTh'U Paaaih Aa m
trlli.tcut j'Ciion may rain l"
asoMhlj c rrtftpoiituag: oi news
MMfOj $4l . Sly iiiotiihl in IfsalS
time, Bxpericacc aaaci sar)
raw tsu rag ' loojacti ugititeo
Send lot ;artKulars. atnn
Ptess Huieau, Roosa 43.SS, Bulla!
N. Y. M .'I N -21
BO
MISCKI.l.ANKOU.S
A PAT HE NOVELTY
Quartette of Clarinets
Play Padcrewski's "Minuet" em
...
53-
REAL SENATE Jr INSUKANCr.
And Money to Loan
6 PER CENT MORTGAGE LOANS
lon time, any .uuoum, tor good
cultivated farms. Call on J. Y.
i'i;r, JiJ V 2nd St. S-l-tt
fi. M. PAYNE Farm lands and city
property tor saie. Kcu; estilc loaJU
Fire insurance. Surct) Bonds
Boosni 19-Ji. Cusi.k Klk. Alban
WANTED Wtil Hiiu. Ktat sub
KsHSsjffl who dt-sire to eacaugi
wiHd for subscription accounts arc
rrtiui.trd to notil tin ofticr as lo
the approkittiatr date of delivers
S-10-15
SWEET CIDER
Will make svsret cider ior the pub
lie on my place every Tucsdty. com
mencing September IS. until further
notice. C R Wi'lincr. Albany, Route
4. Home phone, 2538 I). W . S-o-O-6
We make a tpccinlty
of
Kriendahip
I'iK'sKr",enti
WeddinR Kni(
F. M. FRENCH & SON
Jewelers and
Engravers
Loans
Surety Bonds WOOD SAWING- Call Nowtoo Uro.;
European and American
Double Disc
Records
J.JAVE you ever hranl foaf
ClariiictA al! playing to-p-t)it-r?
Thr Iiiuiil
tooea weaving and interwraving
and melting together in iu
rattf ol melodr ? No ? Thrrn
hear today this beautiful Patlisi
Record:
"Minuet" (Paderewski)
"Tklarche Grotesque" ( Rcnard 1
Thr Rrnard Ijnw i Quartetto
Mo. Juidjo Sis Jv ( Price $t I
firm alo um of tk oiktrr fmicinmt
img Palhi musical tunrltiA, at, far
mtmmpU:
MVale Ranffy"
"Valse Mauve'
Rodaprat lltuigMiiaD Orrhettn
hi. fOAf Sim 3$ rtjs Price $i 30
"Anitra's Dance" fGrieg)
"Vd NldnT (Jewish air)
' f.-T . , i- . . Trm
Violin, fllo. Piano
No jo$4Siee jo cm Price
Thr Path Library of Rnrord
i a rnritlhlf niirn fjf rn-w,
bcjutiful mtnic. World-famous
singrn yon havr nrvrr h-ard h -f'ir-.
I J t ! ; ''ji-li' ! fonigB rf.
chcrtfM and h.mcK. Deliitfn
iowiirn novflti'-a. Hear tht-m at
; our -tore today.
I
Sold hy the
Fortmillcr Fur
niture Company
f'thrr l'nlhrpH'nri $jj In
modrl t'tuifftd tu flay alt
mtkei . a", r rrtnrtt.
E. F. SOX
Flic. Casualty and Automobile
Insurance. Real K state
213 1st National Rank Bld.
ttP I'ine St UOOM plMM Hell
hone, 377-J . OUicc with Cum
mtngi TrtAsltf Co. A-i,S-i
It AY. GRAIN RKKO
Stock nnd Poultry Supplies
Gasoline and OiU
U. G HAYNK
East Third and Main Streets
II. T. MERRILL
Insurance. Lean Suiety b u. ,
SptfM attention ti'vrn 10 care o
ptfOpCltl btlOOgiogtc ri'n -rc!de;it
Ko.m o. I. atcood lc-. v. F.r-t I iv
Bull boildinii Mhany. C)e:,
A QUALITY STORE
J V. PIPE
Heal Estate, i-arms and City Pro
prrty. Fue Inaurance. Notary Pub
He S-l ti
FOR SA LB
FOR KLEr-CWmp Two mattresses.
1 set spring. 1 iron bed. 1 dfftSMf
120 F Srvrnth St., or phone 1S0-J
S-1I-U
FOR SALT 191 acres 5 mile-, from
CorvalLs, 2 miles from electric line,
itatton. Store and graded school, on
w a iron road, about 150 acres tint- 1
1 er rjO acres -iwitrll tlmler. Balance
grass, runninir water, fence with
woven v, ire. Small bouse $3000,
Terms. C. M. Bryant. Cor v alio
OrcRon. S-7-13
FARM LANDS
Tlie Government needs Farmers at
well as fighters. Two million three ;
hundred acres of Oregon and Cali
fornia railroad company grant tan 'Is
Title revested in United States. To
be opeucvl for homesteads and sal 1
Containing tome of the best land left
in the United States. Large copy
righted map, showing land by sections
and description of soil, climate, rain- 1
fall, eIeatious. temperature, etc.. by
l unties. Postpaid One Dollar Grant!
lands Locating Co, Box 610, Port
land. Oregon J-ZM)-J
.V- aall ih bxtttst a)W I price H
Waltrb Krpsiinng 11
F G. Will
KOk KKNT
Km RENT
hotir for r nt i
F. I'fciffrr.
11 fnrnivhr.l
d strrrt W
S-ll-IH
R 1 1 1 B- : sat 1 os
terms H. Ilrvanl
t . -
R -a; b 1 ii rxi'H v c,- - i
million firrk,-- rU:m in Iksssajlaj
I county fr. ity protr.:y or srori
I farm land. H.,m- 'Ml M
FOR RENT 'R BXCMAiNGB 7-
room house nearly new, with H
lots, rent for yrar or will rxrhanircr
for timher or farm. Fish Ho!k
rs. Allrany, Or. S-6-13
Dk.w iV Transfer
for agents, sen in- . ,11
(.. B. WARNBI
glfin with -
J. A HOWARD
lliinii' Phone (S
Bell IM)-K
KrMuViK'r 3 I 70 1 1 mt.-
WANTED
IOR S.M.F. Oof.il sound tram,
weisrht atioitl 210, also harness
anil wagon. I!ari;ain if taken at
once. L L PbWat Crahtrre. Home
phone W55. S-8-15
I HAIR SWITCHES Made from
! comhing or cut hair. Leave orders l
! at Hamilton's s'ore. Millinery iJep:
or call Home phone 23X2. Will sail
I at home for Ofdffsj, Mrs. T. Tellef-
son. A-18-S-18
I
WANTED Drivers on general de
li-.ery wagon-. Good winter joh for
strong boys. See Baftbaffl. A-22-tf
FOR RENT Small ptaet of 13
acres, close to Alhany. Call on J.
V. Pipe. 203 W. 2nd St. S-l-IJ
ROOMS FOR RF. N'T Two apart
merits, one of four rooms and one
of three -modern conveniences. In
ipiire of Mrs. Reeson. 507 F. Fourth
St. or phone Home 4125 Sept. 10-15
Von will always get the
HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE
for your
Cream. Fvgs and Poultry
at the
lliizclwood Co.
I2H West Second St.
P. B PHI PI'S
Cnidtsste of the Weltiner Institute
Drugless Hedling. Chronic, Nerv
ins. Lung and Female Diseases
7 14 Lyon St. Al! any. Or
Home phone 2MS. Bell 3M-R
Men's Fall
Furnishing
Km Fall I mlt'i vst-ai.
Shirttj llo s i v r .
Nt'ckwt'ar. i'lr DOW,
while stocks :irc com
plt'lt' and iirifi's l ;i
is conststsnl r iii food
qutlit) tncrehandisc.
Men's II"--. lilark
ir Tan. 2 pr. lor J."n-
Men's Rockford Sots
S pair for 2SC
Men's silk Usla
Mom- 2."ir
Men's "ol Hose
25c, 29c, 35c, :(k
Men's Plannel Shirts
(;r'. Tan. I tint
$1.25
Men's Drees Shirts
.!! toSl.r.O
Men's am as Gkrvee
2 pelf for 25c
Men's Wide-End
Tics. 29r
Men's (iarti'rs. all
colors ISc
Men s Black I rath-
or gauntlet
Mows $2&
Men's Indian head
Butchers sproni .'i.'ie
Men's President Sus
penders "J!k-
Men's Sateen Half
Sle.s
es
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Men's Huodkerchlefs
"e. 8 l-.'e. I'V. I2 .r
'to 35c
Men's Tnion Suils
59c, ;.V. S1J25, to
I IJU)
Men's 2Pieec Undo
wear, L'.'ie. 50c, T.'ic.
to si j-
Hons' BrOUSeS, size
l to I ." J ears 25c
Ho s" Flannel Hlous
os BOc
Hons' Flannel Shirts
.'id
Boys' hca winter
union suits ''
Hoys' been y hose
15c, 19c, and 2."e
Worth's Dep't.
Store
Hoth Phones ho
2
Fortmillcr Bros.
FtlDCrfll Directors
Our Own Auto Hearse
l.ady Assistant
Both Phones Masonic Bld.
WANTED UmrrUH nian to take rare
of B-Kk yirJ. Hou:- rent, rlectrir
linht af A phot fur: hr wiih
lfySefl C G Rawlins. 121 BflMsl
albin St. Allrany, Ore. S-10-15
HELP WAN J ED Male An in
telligent person may earn fMfl
monthly COtYttontftafl for nrv
papers: $40 t. HO monfhly in
pare time; t-xperience tinne- .iry
no can vat tins?: udjects uirreeted
SenrI for particulars. National
Pres- Hure.u, Room 4WX. Ik-ff.lo
N. Y M-21--21
best, 5- Ik SL
CHICHESTER S PILLS
lit anttssfs H-f af imi
rsu in
I i Ak i ii- ,,!., r
f t,- . .,, - ,'. i m ... T Ti-.Ts.iy
lllta Im Had si tiM ,
I- s-s. ws r.1 'h Rlusa (asL
' i
0D II It 1
rmn kmnrnt Bswt. sssst. AIm ftiut i
SOLD Bl MLO&ISIS EVtRYWHtRE
la
ft
WANTED A rinor. WD pay rasli I
Csll at Burn's, shoe doctor. Across
from P. O. S-10-13 j
IIF.MSTlTCHING-IOc a yard Bag I
Rreckniridirf. SJJ Second Si Bell I
Phone 452 R
Hotel Albany
AinAMY s , ,
Ni.str
Sis Stories of Solid Comfort
ALBANY'S FINEST HOTEL
Try Our Surdity Dinners
B. K. WsithfSst Prop.
PAINT
NOW!
Buy Paint And
Brushes From
Barker Hard
ware Store
21b W Pint St.
FAMILY ORDCM
for
Ice Cream
PILLBO I'HOMPTLY
THE ELITE
Both phones
vV. S. Duncan. Wop.
THB BB n
staKBO QOOD8
k;kockkiks. i'roih ck
antl PR! ITS
PARKER'S
"The Sin nl Quality"
136 Lron Si. Both Phones