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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY. JANUARY 1. 1918. Daily Democrat WM. II. HORN'IUROOK. Publisher. Entered at the ot office at Alhan. Oregon, as second - clasa inattar. Published i-rry cstum,; except Sun day. Scwi -Weekly published Tues days and Friday. BUSINESS MATTER In ordering i hatigcs of address, sub-1 J rentiers should always give oM " , f well as new addresses. i j uTlSCKiri ION K TES-laily j? Dclicrcd by carrier, cr week . .t-10 1 Delivered by carrier, per year .-.. 4.00 By mail, at end of year 3.50 t Uu niail in ltlvancr. ner Vear 3.00 B Semi-Weekly i When paid in advance, one year 1.25 At end of year $1-50 Established in 18 6 5 TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1918. OUR NEW YEAR'S RESOLVE - I Another New Year's Day in the trendies the fourth lor our allies, the first for us. How many more w ill there he : Another ear of bloodshed begins, of strained effort on the part of whole nations, of privation and suifcrmg and sorrow. Will this year bring victory? Will it bring peace? For America the day is full of high seriousness. We know that we are facing the most eventiul year in half a century, possibly the most fateful vear since our national birth. We are not overwhelmed by th thought. We are full of hope, more than any other country on the face of the earth today. We know that we must spend a-nd lose and suffer. We have counted the cost, and decid ed that the game is Vorth it, and are ready to pay. Our eyes are fixed on the goal, and conscious of our vigor and righteousness, we have no doubt of reaching it. Another New Year's Day may roll around with the world's armies still battling at Armageddon and the Beast thai menaces civilization still unslain. Very' well. then. Victory will come the next year. Or the year after. That it will come, and come before .the world is quite ruined by the struggle, we are certain. . The United States occupies a noble place today among the nations of the earth. Every American may enjoy his share of the world's respect, and along with it, the glow 6f self-respect that comes from having resolutely set about a great and noble undertaking. The American people's New Year's resolution is, to make America and all the rest of the world safe against brutal aggression, so that nations as well a individuals may go freely about their own aft'airs without fear. We all share in that resolve. And we shall keep it. Two men coming to our notice want to be State Treasurer, just why. we do not know. One is State Sen ator E. D. Cn?ick of Albany, a prime favorite oi the icw?:ia;icr boys of the state, and the other is O. M. Plum mer of Portland w-ho has gained con siderable notoriety throusrh his ag gressiveness manifest as member of the Portland ?chool board. Others mentioned for the .place are Williams, now city treasurer of Portland, and T. F. Ryan, chief deputy to State Treasurer Kay of Salem. Just why any man who lias a good salary or business of bis own wants to be state treasurer is not for us to say, but usually the voter is not very far out of the way when he votes for the man on whom almost universal praise !-as been hi aped by the frwss of the M:it, Senator Cu sick made an excellent senator, and won the praise of every newspaper man who followed the careers of the men sent to the legislature. But of course this is a trifle early for cam paigning; we meant only to tell the facts as we remember them. Coos Bay Harbor. !S.)'93iSe 9 MISFITS S By F. P. Nutting i Today I got caught in a Red Cross drive wilh the Mis'cs Jones & Can field, poprlar Albany art experts. It was manipulated by the F.Iks, who do things wil.h a rush. The five com panies hurried apparatuses to Sixth and Alder streets, with janKling bells and horns, as if to a fire. This drew an immense crowd. Then squads of soldiers herded the people in, and no one was allowed to pass Eastburn Bros. The Grocers REGULAR PRICES 1UXCV BILK, seeded Raisins. 2 pounds FANCY Bl'LK sultana rasins, 2 pounds FANCY OREGON PRUNES .2 Bounds FANCY WHITE or I'la.k Fs 2 pounds FANCY CURRANTS, 1 pack-as..! , ORANGE and LEMON TEEL, lb CITRON PEEL, pound a3 out uiihout a Red Cross button. Al treddes said hello to me the oth er day. He lus been surveying for a company, with other prospects in v ie w. At the opening of the tall Yeon building M. Montgomery, a former S. P. airent at 'Albany, held me up .;nd we had an old-tune visit. He lias been at Sheridan for a good many years and invited me over, promising to asMt in painting the town red with a big feed. Strange, but the same day I ran t upon another former Albany railroad I man. Wil Marriman, longer ago than I Montgomery at Albany. He was then j just an operator. Now he it superin- . tendent of terminals at Oakland, Cal. 1 Merriman is a brother of Mrs. Chas. ! Fronk. With him when I met him was Earl Fronk. whom I think was born in Albany. I For some time there have been a good many Red Cross speeches at the Meier & 'Frank corner. One day I heard part of a good address made by George Colwell, a native of Linn county, and one of 17 children: a prominent man in the law business here. i Am always glad when I meet Prof. ; McDonald, formerly of the Albany Y. M. C. A., now in charge of the gym . work at the O. A. C. This occured . again a few days ago. j A former Linn county boy and Albany college student is Elbert S. i Robe, assistant manager of the Hotel j Portland, a fine young man who has made good. He has been with the For a Good Drink Try Chase & Sandborn Coffee We are aole agents for it HIS? SEAR'S Beat Valley FLOUR KGoSasf MLm Union Pacific Sip iffi.ft System f S D 3 Throutfh Trains East N Iff J?J& m&A Every Day EV'Tjti CHICAGO : KANSAS CITY : SALT LAKE jh Yifey-' J i-jLd Uun. 6-.up.oi. 11 pan. aWI,rs7if f ?-5-J JIZ from Portland Union Station, through . utei5:" tflj' the miKUic Columbia KjerOorga 5j3f&&X' ... 25 cents 3c .. 25 cents .... 25 cents 25c He .. 10 cents Portland seven years. Chas. E. McCulloch, son oi J. A. McCulloch of Albany, in charge of the furniture department of the Meier & Frank store, left this week for the F.a-t to buy for the firm. Another Lmn county man who is nuking a good record. I had a visit with Mahlon lllain, born in Albany, He does advertising art work, and is in an office in the Columbia block. Recently some of his pieces sold for $50.00, given to the Red Cross work. The knititis epidemic continues. It is needed: but the real knitting that counts is not done on street cars. WE ARE LOOKING FOK WEN WHO CAN SELL Yonr wages are not limited. Complete line of superior nurs ery stock. Choice territory now open. Secnre onr new contract at once ALBANY NURSERIES lit National Bank Building Albany, Oregon BUSY CORNER Grocery Goods bought right and sold right. Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. 25c Sauer Kraut, quart 10c Good Coffee, lb. ... 19c Best White Laundry Soap, five bars 25c Wp HAVE OUR OWN DELIVERY Grant Froman, Prop. 331 Lyon Street Both Phone Phone 51 $2.45 ack Building Material ARK YOU GOING TO BUILD? If so, let us figure wilh you. We have the merchandise and the prices, too. Barker Hard ware Store ("Union juarritC7mncisco On ike center of ike Thief fivm'?pfr Thy iOOcT&cmr. Appreciated by TDiscrimxnaiing IhnWer iheWorfJover. HAY. GRAIN. FEED -Stock and Poultry Supplies Gasoline and Oil U. O. HAYNE East Third and Main Streets Try Our Special Night Lunches and our CLUB HOUSE SANDWICHES Imperial Cafe OfFV ALL HorRS LIGHT LUNCHES Sandwiches, Tamalea, Hot Coffee and Choeolate, Hot Drink of all kind. FINE HOME MADE CANDIES THE ELITE Both phone W. 8, Duncan, Prop. 6,00 Mile Wiregrip Tire W. W. CRAWFORD Albany, Oregon Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hote.1 Budding v KXCKM.KNT MEALS Special Accent dinner. W eater to 0ie family trade. Rest Room in connection. OREGON GRILL US Lyon St tsars. -man HOTEL ST. FRANCIS Best 35c and 50c meals in the city. Mr. and Mra. Grant Pittle, proprietor 1 HK MISS I BAKK1) GOODS GROCERIES. PROnrcii nj I Rl ITS PARKER'S "The Sijn l Oualit)" 13ft I )o0 St. Roth Phonrs PLUMB1NQ Carpentering and Repairing Call me for any kind of plumb ing or repair work. FRED MICHEL 635 E. 8th St Bell phone 224-R ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kind of Mill Work CUu tod Wind Shi. Id.. First Class Piano Tuning and Voicing Don by Kimball Factory Expert SPECIAL XMAS RATES 1. Piano Tuning $3.00 2. Tuning and Voicing , $4.00 3. Tuning, Voicing and ac tion regulated $5.00 Leave your address, or call Rolfe Theatre CHARLES FESSIA The Piano Man Work guaranteed, or money refunded. Farmers, Firms and Merchants alike, need the hel which a good banking connection gives them. This bank hai no favorites, its service is extended to everyone who wishes SAFKTY tor FUNDS, and iiromuliiess in handling their bu'iness. Talk opening an Acceunt with our ahirr today. Capital and surplus, $90,000.00. J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, Oregon VIERECK'S BATHS Firt-cla Workmen Only Open from 7:30 a. m. to 7 p. m Saturday 10 p, m. Cor. Firat and Ellsworth Streets STIil TER'S Full line of Chinaware, Disliri, Cro. kery, Glasiwarc, Granite, Tinware, and Groceries. FISHER-BRADEN Undertaker Lady aijtiitant Auto-Hearse service if desired B A N Y CI.ASSIFII I) ADS AM) n.ASSIIIKI) For Sale FOR SALE Rein, or If tevrn ruuui motlrrn houit. Int,uirc SJ5 Second and Cab,1""" Nlf If pLur, only one and tmr-hali ntilm ftiMii Atlunv, inchitlitiK two lntfc, i.nr hritrr inl all implrtnrnl-, All kiki fdf $..' if oM nnw. I all A. IVtcvMi. 51 Lyon St. !J4jl l; R SVLL (itulliint Home plnute 5,,5. nuclunr. dJ.'j5 l-t K SALE -Stuck hogs all sues from one to St I head. Hell phone 4.-0 R or address K I.. Ilurnrit. llox 34o. Albany. Dreg. l.i5 FOR S I.F Good, sound hones Call Bell phone JFJ. 1'oR SM.E t.ily eartiage. Good ondition. ( all at l l Wct Foiinh tiert d'l 'UK SAl.K Draft gelding, true to pull, terui ratily sound and gelllle, crolrct I'ereheron anil hirc. com ing five years old. (all Hell plionejtil SI. l-'J-! FOR SAl.K Twenty ton good clover hay. Cheap. Call Joel Kopp, llell phone 4FI3. dJiji For Rent FOR R I". NT Six room fumi-lied house for rent on paved lreet. $15 per month. W. I". I'iriiler. dJ'M lt)K RF.NT Two (urnishrd room. ' furnace heat, hot and cold watrr. Call 1 1 West Fourth street. Hell phone 41.' L. d-VS FOR RF.NT OR SAI.K-Three acre, at Nirlh Albany depot, wilh house. Rent (75 per year. Fine garden land. Call (irant Williamson, Home phone M. dJIjd WILL RF.NT To right people on very reasonable terms my drlling on Fast First St. House is lulty furni'dicd, containing ('bickering piano and extensive library. In quire 6ii5 Favt Second St. K. K. Knox. d.llj7 Miscellaneous WANTFl) A wouian for general housework' in a family of three, (all at 3M West 2d or 45J-K llell phone. dly dJljlAw' WANTED A Ford car wilh driver. Steady work evenings, 6 to M. St. Francis Hotel. Mr. Lichhorn. d."'jl WANTS WORK A middle aged lady would like to keep house for respectable man or elderly couple. Address E. H.. care of Oenincrat. d-Njl TIMIIFKLAXI) WANTED Have client w-ith EA 1 Albany income prop erty and cash, for something good. Describe fully, or sec Fish & I lodge. Agents, Albany. dJ7j.l FOR SALF. XR TRADE Six room house and good lot. Will trade for auto truck, Ford touring car or waion and team. Apply at 1405 Sautiam Road. d2iij.1 FOR LF.ASE HO a. res Sanllam ber ry land to nian with plenty of help. . If. Bryant. t!2Mj4 WANTED To buy all kinds of hide, junk, sacks, second hand goods, etc. For Sale Counters and showcases. See Kogoway, Second and liaker. dllf R F. FR I G FjR A T I Nli PLANTS for sale and repaired. Steam and hot water healing. 110 East 1st St. Home phone 1244. d4tl i WANTED Girl to assist with llie trays. Call at St. Mary llospilal. ' d.)Ij2 riEF.F BY THE QUARTER At wholesale prices. Handled In a sanitary way Call the packing house, both phone 241. I). E. NEBERGALL MEAT CO. d20tf I! NATIONAL BANK .... CIVILIAN PATRIOTS Although no td.it of bugles lirialds llie event, matt) patriotic citirn djily are being reciuited to the Ah'MY OF THRIFT The nrrvic is not irvrit. It is piaclieal liaining In money ptudctuc. I''.nlit your dollais here where they will respond promptly to your command. H SAVINGS BANK Bl'SINKSS DIRKCTOKY -III ROGOWAY'S Furniture Store Dig bargains on Furnltuie Fpreully heavy irdtntioitt on Healing Slopes. Coiniiir and Show fates for S.ile cheap. ROGOWAY'S NEW AND SECOND STOKE 2d and Maker Shaving. 15c Hair Cut, SSc llell I'lione lW-j Try lh Hotel Albany I) irbcr Shop Three fust class barber W want you and your children Absolutely Antiseptic 110 West Second Street BUSINESS DIRECTORY WILSON MfblC SIL'DIO Opeun Schmitt, Hunt llldg. , Itroadalbin. for enrollment of pupil Saturday, September 2.'nd, al 10 a. m. A. M corner of Third. S-IS-lf Oregon Hide & Junk Co. 201 20 E. 1st St. Dealer In Hide, Pelts, Fur, Rubber, Metals, Machinery snd all kinds ol second-hand goods J.000 Potato Sack for Sale Bell 72-J. Home IJU WOOD SAW ING-Call Newwon Ilrov. JJV Fine St.. Hume phone 441)4. llell phone 377-J. Office with Cuiiiniuigs Transfer Co. n!5jl Real L'state, Insurance and Money to Loan II. F. MLKKILL Insurance, Loans, Surety Bonds Spcci.il atleniion v care ol I'toprity heloiikil:l, r n Irfflilrllta. Ke-nii .No. I. k on ! It..- l-iist Sav ings Hank l.ull'h-ix, Alhauy, Oregon. 6 PER CENT MORTGAGE LOANS long time, any amount, (or good cultivated farms. Call on J. V. Pipe. 2li3 W 2nd St. S l-tf For Sale Heal hstatc J. v. PIPE Real Estate, Farm and City Pro perty. Fire Insurance. Notary Pub lic. 8-l-tf Loan Surety Bond li. F.SOX Fire, Casualty and Automobile Insurance. Real Estate 213 1st National Bank Bldf ELMER C. TIP? Chiropractor. Room $, 7, , 10, Cusick l'-V llldg Nature cannot cure a du ise rnlesa the cause Is removed. tulrt,practlc idjualmenl remove the cause. DR. H. E. JACKSON Dentist Room 404-J Firat National hank bldg. BOTH PHONES DR. GEORGE J. KENAOY Chiropractor Firat National Bank Building dltf Grocery Talk Have you given us an order? Have you compared our ricc wilh those of oilier stores? 'We have a complete line at the right prices. N. I). Pratt Corner of 3d and Main Street