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Newspaper Page TexttAOt TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY. SEPTKMBKK 11, 117 Daily Democrat Wa. H liORNIBROOK Publisher Eim-rea at the po.toit.ee at Albany. Orcnua, - 4?cond- Ims matter Pibtisbed every evening except Sun day. Semi-weekly publ.ihcc' Tue Jftya and Friday BUSINESS MATTER. la ordering changes of tdrcw. iuh cribcra thuu!4 alwiyi give old as ill a new address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily I vred by carrier, per week I 10 Delivered by carrier, per year 4.01 By mail, at end of year -3.50 By aaafl in adracce. per year JO1 SemiWeekly When paid in advance, one year 1.25 At end of vrar H l6 Established in 1S6S FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 1917 A HOMING DIPLOMAT The sympathy of a critical but not unkindly world goes with Count Lux burg, the German charge d'affaires at Buenos Aires, as he shake the dust of indignant Argentina from his Heel Luxburg has to go, because he call ed the Argentine secrtary of state an ass and suggested that his gove-n ment dispose of Argentine shipping by the Kultur rule of "$purlo ver senkt" leaving no trace. Rut where can he go. The natural presumption is that he will go home. There is no weleome for him anywhere else. But how can he get there? Argentina doesn't feel like lending him a warship. He will presumably have to take passage on a liner or freighter. The allies will honor his passport and make no se rious trouble for him, in pursuance of the diplomatic courtesy which still prevails outside of Germany. But that doesn't guarantee him a safe passage. He bas to run the gauntlet of the very U-boats which have been sinking Argentine merchantmen, and to whose tender mercies he wished to consign the rest of the Argentine shipping Those tender U-boats sink everything at sight, without reading passenger lists. It must be a cheerful thought to Luxburg. as be fares homeward dand ling his diplomatic tin can behind him. that he himself may be "spurlos versenkt.' "VICTORY- WAR SLOGAN OP BUSINESS MEN ATLANTIC CITY. Sept 20. (U P.) With "victory" as their slogan. American business men here today convened for the third day of their first war convention. Leaders in I nance, trades and industry, in the greatest gathering of its kind ever held in this country, met to discuss their war duties and to prepare for readjustments after the world strug gle ends. President Wilson in person, or a message from him through one o his cabinet members, will be an out standing feature. Prices, priorities, industrial rela tions, diplomatic problems the whole sweep of war's intricate questions will be treated in addresses by the country's war chiefs and distinguished foreign representatives. The conven tion was called by the Chamber oi Commerce of the United States. When the meetings close on Fri day, America's business men will be in step with the country's march against autocracy, "showing the whole world," said President R. G. Rhett. Charlestown, S. C, "in what spirit and with what determination business faces the task ahead." What may be done to control pri ces and profits will be one of the biggest problems before the business men. Secretary of War Baker, Sec retary of Interior Lane, Food Admin istrator Herbert C. H oover and Chairman Frank A. Scott of the War Industries Board, who are on the program, may touch on the price question. They will appeal for co operation in war work. President Rhett's message on pri vate interests during the war is: "Ev ery business man. firm or corpoar tion must subordinate individual in terests to the common cause. This they are ready to do, all that is need ed Is direction. Secretary Elliot H. Goodwin stat ed that the Chamber of Commerce had gone flatly on record against war profiteering. "It must not be over looked, however," he said, "that bus iness cannot live without profit. That is the rule of the game. Patriotic business men are perfectly ready to work on another basis so long as they can live, but they must have clearly indicated what the new basis will bt Special interest is show n in thv .id drr of Hons Baklimrtictt. Rus.suu ambassador, and of Lord MofthdWf, chairman British Mission, who are on the program Among prominent business men who will be IsMfd b the contention are A. C Bcdfod, pres ident of Standard Oil. and George M. Re nobis. Chicago banker. The discussion of readjustments to follow the war w ill deal with the . ourse ot prices, the return ot the army into cml and industrial life and the new international relation of the I'nited State. Under w .i s and means by w hich I usiness may most readily adjust it elf to war conditions will COON dil cussion ol industries not ptttoHs.1 to war. Food conservation, labor trouh les and foreign trade also ill DC taken up. How business may render great ei service in winning the war will be a major topic throughout the con vent ion. "The Chamber's KxCCttHl C committee." said President Rhett. "believes that the time has arrived when the business men of t!ie nation should see what they may do to de velop greater efficiency and render greater service in carrying the war to a quick and succes-ful COWchMSOl " HEART OF LATE MAD KING OTTO PLACED IN IRON URN LON'DOV. Sept. 1 (By Mailt With solemn ceremonies the heart of the late mad King Otto of Bovorfa as recently removed from the Chap el Royal of Munich where the re mains are buried, to the Church ' Altoettinge. near Passau. where thi hearts of all Bavarian kings are kcj : in gold urns. Owing to the war the urn of Ot U iron. IIMET REPORT The prices given in the local quo- ; rations are those oskod by the : wholesaler from the retailer for fruit and vegetables. AU other prices are those aaid the producer List corrected daily. I LOCAL Grains Wheat ILK Oats, new Bran Vetch seed Hay. cheat Hay, vetch Hay, timothy Clover, 70c - S40 $J.lo 2U 20 $22 $20 Flour, hard wheat $12 Flour, valley . $1iJii Sugar jkjii Butter liutterfat 49i Creamery butter 49c Country butter, trade 50.- Eezs and Poultry Eggs, cash . Eggs, trade Hens, lb Roosters, Broilers .. Springs . Ducks Gesse 39c 40c ..UglSc 8c 17c ...... 16c : : j: ' Pork Veat and Mc-o- Hogs 12c 16 l-2c Cows 4Sc Steors 57c Veal 7iSc Bulls 45c Ewe 46- Lambs J .2(3fi l-2c Yearling sheep 7g)Bc PORTLAND MARKET Portland. Sept. 19. 1917. Bluestem. (2.00 Fortyfold. $1.98 Club. $1.96 Red Russian. $1.93. Oats, white o. 2 feed. $50 Barley, feed $51.50. Hay Willamette Timothy, fancy. $2C Vetch, ( ) Cheat, ( ) Clover. $18 Vegetable Potatoes, $1.75 Beans nominal. Small white. 15 I -2c : large white, 15c: pink, II 3-4c; limas, 15 1-2c; bayous, 11 l-2c: red, I2c Livestock Prime steer. Wo $97? Hogs, best live $17 75f! $17.85. Fancy cows. $6 75'5$7 SO Calve. t7KQCn Sheep, valley yearlinrrs. JIOTi $10 50 Spring Iambs, S1175S$12.50 BurfSr, Eggi and Sugar Butter, city creamery, 44I-2c Butterfat. 48c Eggs, selected ex . 40c. Sugar. $9.15 Live Poultry Hens. Plymouth Rocks 1 He ft 19c lb. Broilers, 1920c Turkeys, live. 19&22c Geese, live, 10c Pekin Ducks. 18'2nc Wool, '16 valley cotswold best. 55c medium Shropshire. 60c Hops, '16 crop, 20S21c; contracts, Or. A. P. Howells Dr. Mtry Howell Oslcoputhis Phytrrim uiul Surgeons Savings Hunk Bldf. Hoth PtMMM Albany, Oregon Fisher-Bmdea Undertakers I ml assistant Auto-tlssrse service li desired. boS.it, :b JiKcCTUfi; BLUER C OIPS Chiropractor. Rooms 5. 7, 9, U'. CMkk Bank DM Nature cannot cure a sisflSS .1 ISS the cause is rsoaat,oe1 I ouoj 4(3) jvnieMs 10001 'lie cause GEORGE J. KENAOY Chiropractor First Nstional Bank Bunding KEAL S LT ATP IN8URANCB And Money to loan 6 per cent Mortgage LOANS long time, sn amount, lor good ultivated farms. Call on I. V Fife, 203 W 2iul St S-l-tf B. II. PAYNE Far. 1 buttta .nd fit! irnpert for sa -: estite sOM stst rsMrai' e So rets, B a dl R.- ii 10 21 r..,i,V K!V .!.. r- Loans Surety Bonds B. K. SOX Fire, Casualty and Automobile Insurance. Real Estate 213 1st National Bank Hide H. F. MERKII.l. Insurance. Loan. Surety Bond. Special tlliolSJo mifp 10 care ol property belonginsrti new residrtM Room No. I. con.l Itrxx pint Sas -- Isaast ViiMi-k. !klnl rirvsrlsll J. V. PIPE Real Estate. Forms and City Pro perty. Fire Insurance. Notary Pub lic S-l-tf coavosaisja -uhiest. suggested jstssd lot pailiculai s. Nations Iff! Itir.ti Room 4ASa. Itnifal.' V M-2I-V-21 W.W TKlV-rwo or three VOUOg nu n to work seeral hours c.uh tt.v 11 depot, ltniuire Saml. Roonic. ii;c'i! W. F & Co. Express riO U SUITS I'O Ml SI RE V- nTakt suit to BatS tort Prices low; tit goaru torsi W P Pu-u'irr. Wet - Itrtt street l"ti VoMtted Misccllaneoui WANTED A 'no.lern home Ur in. Call Bell phone 157-1.. -19 21 I VKRGRFFN It! MKItl-RRIFS wanted Will pay 3 1-2 cents per pound and fu-nish ccites See or phone S. V l.assellr. S-15-21 FARM LANDS The Government needs Farmers a well a- fighters Two million thiee hundred seres of Orsgioo sod Cali fornia railroad company grant Una Title revested ia t 'mted States To be opened t'ot homestts'ls and salt Containing some of the best land loft in the I'nitsd Statss. Large co righted map. showing land by sections and description of soil, climate, rain fall, elevations temperature, etc.. by -unties Postpaid One Dollar Grant lands Locating Co. Box 610. Port land Oregon I-23-0-1 WE ARE LOOKING FOR MEN WHO CAN SELL Yosr wages are out limited Complete line of sasorior aars- ery stovk. Choice territory sow opeu. Sevsre osr new contract St usee ALBANY NURSERIES 1st National Boast Huilexn Albony, Orsgos ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work Qlooi sad w.,..i Ittiftti- p ; piuppb Grsehjotl 1 I the Wsltmai Insuiui Drsiglaso Haafjoj Chronic Net ..is. I nng J V'en.lr loea;es J Lv n St Albsny O. H r.ir ; l on- IIS Bell 1M-R STETTER'S K)K (iK(( I KlrS !'' ( ROCKER V For Rent WILSON MfSIC STL'DIO Opeunl for enrollment of pupils Saturday, September 22nd. at 10 a m A M 1 Schmitt, Hunt Bldg . Mroadalbin. corner of Third S-15-tf CLASSIFIED For Sale FOR SALE Good lot on Ferry St Ss E. J. Harder, Home phone 3532 sl8-22 PEACHES FOR SALE Muir peaches for sale Inquire of W A. Schmidt. Granger, on Corvallis road Opposite prune dryer. S-15-21 j FOR SALE Beautiful S-room bun-I fialow with electrk lights, city wa ter, sewer, a good well, nice lawn. flowers and garden. Corner lot. ! $1350. Mrs. J. A. Croft. 1406 San tiam and Pine St . Albany. s!7-22 i"r'R SALE Fresh cows oa eosj terms. H. Bryant. D4tt FOR SALE Oft EXCHANGE A 1 millioa timber claim ir. Douiila. countv for city proper.r or farm Und Home I't.' OW NO COMPANY, so far as we can ascertain, has ever made so fatrsrc a -proportionate ain after becoming thoroughly established The Spec tator. s20 FOR SALE Cheap. Nearly New. De Loval cream separator, capacity. 750 round per hour. Enquire at Waldo Anderson & Son. or Bell phone 22-F-1-2 S-15-22 FOR RENT 10. room modern house, with sleeping porches, 2 kitchenettes upstairs. For $20 I month. I block from center of O A C College See W C Burns 227 Writ Second street. M'-anv sl9-23 ROOMS FOR RENT Two apart menu, one of four rooms anil one of three modern convenience. In quire of Mrs Bresoii. 507 E Fourth St.. or phone Home 4125. I9-2I FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Liitht and furnace heat furni-hed Home FOR RENT Two suites of furnisheit housekeeping rooms. $6 a month each. Call 739 Jefferson St Home phone 2331. ,17 22 FOR RENT Furnished house, also furnished room Call at O. E lunch counter on Fifth treet s!9 21 Miscellaneous AUCTION SALES The foUowsssf date for auction sales are taken. U you wo thinking of having an auc tion sale date early with Ber, T Sudtell. Sept 19, 20, 21. 22. 24, 25. 26, 27. 2H. 29. Oct. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 13. Office with E L. Stiff & Son. 215 Lyon St 9.l F 0 R SALE Gray mare, good hack, heavy single harness, also good saddle, all tor $95. Ten per cent off for cash. Mare is sound ar.l perfectly safe for women or child ren. Not afraid of automobiles. Will work anywhere. Wt. about 1250. Fine hnrse. and outfit, for truck farm Home phone 723? v ill be at Palace Stable Tuesday. Sept. 25. after 11 a. m l2D-23 HEMSTITCHING Hfc yard s Itreckenejde. 133 econ.l at Bel Phone 45S-R. wood SAWINtVCsIl Ncwtee Uro. 329 Pine St Home phone 404: Bel) phone. 377-J Office with Cusn mings Transfer Co. A-21;S-2I' Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directort Our Own Auto Hearse Lady Assistant Both Phones Masonic Bldg Help Wanted-Male BOY WANTED Western Union Telegraph Office. sl8-tf WANTED An experienced man for general farm work. Permanent po sition. Address giving particulars. Gecrge Dorr, Crabtree. Ore. s!8tf . QUALITY STORF W tell the bsstSl lowest prices jl WnteS ReptiirtliK F. G. Will HELP WANTED Male An in telligent person may sarn .' monthly cfirresponding for news papers; $40 to $50 monthly in spsre time; experience unnecessary no canvassing; subjects soiFgOSted Send for particulars. Nationa' Press Bureau, Room 4388. kffall N v M-2l-'-21 Help Wanted Female WANTED Experienced dry foodfl saleslady. Apply in writing, statini; experience, references and salary. All correspondence held strictly , confidential. Address "X" care of ' Democrat by letter only s!9-21 HELP W ANTETT-Penielr -n in tellwent person mav earn $1'"' monthly corresponding for sew papers; $40 to $50 monthly in spsre tiros; experience unnecessary; os Shaving, 15c Hair Cut, 35c Bell f: our 19$. I Try the Hotel Albuny Borbr r Shop Three first - lass barbers We want you and your children Absolutely Antiseptic 110 West Second Street VIERECK'S BATHS Kirot-clnss Workmen Onl) Open Iioiu ":i0 ni to p m.. Saturday 10 p. m Cur Kir. nd Kltawvi th Stro4a SALE Com Satur day prepared tt buy t h e KToatost val tit's shown in BLANKETS Wt can save vou moncv. W have HLANKKTS ol all vttHtl. wool nap, and cotton. Itlan- keti to suit exert neetl. See them to-inorrttw. SATURDAY IS IU..WKKT DAY AT THIS STORE. WE HAVE ASSEMBLED A GREAT MANY DESIGNS FOR YOLK INSPECTION YOU'LL BE MORE THAN PLEASED WITH OUR SHOWING FOR WE HAVE HLANKKTS PRICED FROM ONE TO TWENTY DOLLARS. LET I S PROVE OI'K SUPERIORITY Worth's Dep't Store "Quality fr Leu" Both Phones 80 l'Hf: BBS! KAl.f i' (.OU13S GROCBRIE& PRODUCE and FRUITS PARK I R'S 'The Siii ot Ouslits " 13o LjrtM St Hoth Phunrs Hotel Albany i AISSS 1 1 iNi r Sta Stories of Solid Comfort ALBANY'S PtNEST HOTEI Try Our Sunday Oinueis B. K. Wisthrook Prop. For Sule Al .( I'.ii : ; p rhcLaAJbanv unls Wivcrv W. A. EASTBURN KAMILY ORDERS for Ice Cream PILLED HROM1TLY THE ELITE Both phones V. U. Duioan. l'to. You will alwas net the highbst m Arret PRK I for your .'ream Kvks and Poultry a' the Httzclwootl COi 128 West F-eon.l St. PAINT c U MESEa NOW! Buy Paint And Brushes From Barker Hard ware Store 210 W Pint St. School Pens! r-rlf - HtiiiiK F-'ountair. Pros antl Ink IVncili SI 00 I'm. ISXatl MtVsntSai and euafai.tr.il for TsVtOS l.iu KAWLINGS 121 Krotidnlbin St. J Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Ho'el Huil.iinit Our Future Depends NOT on what you Sf'KN't) to day, iuit on what you SAVE I OpOOrtttttitS may kno. k at your door hut ONOI In- prt pared to itrasp it, hy li.o in:' money in this hank at 4 per rent interest. Small ae. otints sss elconied. 4 per cent Interest Allowed J. W. Tusick & Co. Bankers Albuny. - Oregon The Oregon A gricultural College ttTssee ir.ni.tl ese Isltsts .iih essttees ib or.' r... ...it artr,Uatr eSSlSOStlll ilr. in 1' rites leading a rsltestste iegresf in lha fol wine srhi .it. riRicuLvunr. sHtk II tesasitsnatsi i 0MMr.ni - .th OtsartSMsrss; EtfCKatattSlsrO, srltl n ' . lis, la atsalss Olett, ii.-'i .i Hii. I Issttlql 4rli Irrleallnn ana .1 ahaslcal ' us . rrtsg; i orkstby. i. at ... i igtsiss Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS Headquarters for Prulte ant Veijetalles Now is the lime to Cat! Mia. i bsrrfof an.i Strtnj Sooni iva i, Crowford Psoihss will he kt toon Buy early a. the crop is short. OrOCSries at the iuht prices If yo csn't (iml it any plare else we have it. t"ome and see. Eastburn Bros. Jw itytH ran Mowomoi nt S Ms tiirlufflllla; 1 1 tilling it, llMMf . HIMlaM, -tt, Its-re. 4, j,., Ml U m j,1 tUt t fl I h$ Nee i ISg PBA1 "At v b M u- 91 or Mti-ic. .'f-r. imw ten in ths p. MM f.Hl i. .,!. ut .,r I i Tin: kiutary Dtl 'AurvruT. umMti V- i.l-i. m 9tl 17 I wt.n r nmn NM I IN (I ( fun. flu- U.olwrn Imparl MM -t tiis D h Wm M ut Iifl-. disilr-x'iish- 4 itt.t .tir.nti" at right Irarnlrio; All . ..to will furnished rt rnnM nifnra hy thr II H llt.i. rna ml snd hm Nkatfaf Ml mm ttH ttnttoi h it, It It T , will I ffn i i.nnni.taliun tnr mhthtmm, wii h tnmttmrtt0t4m MMMtMM at lb ati w. t,.' NMMMf rmi R :flllITRATIf"N Br CIN.H fjCTOhRK 1917 Inforit; it ion en .qttti(. Address t(1strr. Otttfoi Aft ici.JturtU Ooll(t, oiiai Ortfoa. Hk.AU OUH WANT ADS. Public Auctions (A. L. Stevenson, Corvallis The dates below sre reserved hy the I ollowing : 8F.PTP.MBKK 2?nd Oil Will 011, nouth of Cm .allla nth J K. DstrMsOO, liellfountsin. 2'.th-S. J. and W. C. Dsvis, south Aest o( Corvsllis. 27th J. K. Beene, llalsey 25th K. Glenn, New Palestine Churrh 29th Taken, n.-me to he annifcinced OCTOHKR I -.t Charley Thompson, rsst of Cor vallis. 2nd- Peter Zehr. R. P. D. No. I, Crsb-tree. 4th Harry Ashahr. 2 miles north Cor vsllis. 5th W. Jl. Humphry. Sublimity. Mh-S U Csrr. Alseo. If vou wsnt s dste, write the un derslf-ned for nssignment and other t rticulsre. A L STF.VENSON. Auctioneer Reserve your sssts now for Kolb 4 Dill. 1 f