ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT.
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ESTABLISHED IN 1865
WICHITA AND GERMANY.
In William Allen White's new book
The Martial Adventures of Henry
and Me," Henry tells us what he
thinks of U-boat warfare while pacinj
the deck of a boat in the war son.
What be says is worth hearing.
"I've been thinking about this U
boat business; how it would be if wc
had the German's job. I hsve been
trying to think if there is any one u
Wichita who could go out and run a
U-boat the way Germans run U-boatv
and I've been trying to imaine him sit
ting on the front porch of the Country
Club or down at the Elks' Club talk
ing about it: telling how he lured the
captain of a ship by his distress signal
to come to the rescue of a sinking ship
and then destroyed the rescurer, and
Pre been trying to figure out now tne
fellows sitting around him would take
-" it. They'd get up and leave. He would
be outcast unspeakable, and no brag
or bluff or blare of victory would
gloss over his act. We simply dont
- think the German way. We have a
loyalty to numaniiy aeeper uian our
patriotism, inere are certain inings
self-respecting men can't do 'and live
in Wichita. But there seem to be no
restrictions in Germany."
Trying to see your neighbors as
Germans, carrying out German orders
and fighting the German way,brings
out stronger than ever the contrast
in moral sianaarus oi uemmnj miu
: Other ' lands. - Wichita widens ' and
spreads and becomes not only every
serf-respecting American community,
but the whole civilized world.
There are certain thin?s self-respecting
men can't do and live outside
the Central Empires. But there ore no
restrictions there, and there worft be
so lone as the military ideal of con
quest and power holds peoples of
that benighted region in its grip.
When self-respecting men can no long
er do thees things and live in Germ
any, the war will be thoroughly won.
SCARING I'NCLE SAM.
- On the afternoon when news reach
ed New York that the U-boats were
sinking ships off the Jersey coast, 100
men enlisted in the naval milita. They
said they "wanted revenge." There has
been a steady stream of volunteers all
over the country ever since, not only
or. this particular defense organiza
tion, but for regular naval service.
Army recruiting, too, has been stimu
lated. And a new fighting spirit has
. swept through the selective service
camps.
There is a new spirit, too, in the
anipyards, in the arsenals, in the air-
plane and munition factories. There is
a new spirit in congress. There is a
new spirit Wherever men work or con
gregate. .- The war has been "brought home to
us." And Instead of being scared, as
the Kaiser expected, we're knuckling
down, more zealously than ever to the
job of beating the piratical Hun. Am
ericans, like Englishmen and French
men, don't scare worth a penny.
AMERICANIZING AMERICANS
' The war has given a great impetus
to the Americanization of foreign-born
residenta and citizens of this country.
Now Oklahoma has begun a campaign
for the Americanization of Americans.
If it sounds strange at first just
think it oVer minute. Before this
war the average American had only
the haziest and rosiest Impression
of American history. Boys and girls
received a smattering of education in
the schools about the government. On
ly the debating teams ever delved far
into real problems of national or mu
nicipal life. And social problems were
left to the specializing college student.
In other words, Americans took a
good deal for granted and went their
'own many ways without any very def
inite information about their nation as
a whole, living, growing thing. The
war has made us face a good man
of these things for ourselves, without
waiting for any organized campaign.
How About Ice ?
A phone call will bring the Iceman PLACE ORDERS EARLY.
Ice Cream
Thia is our specialty both large and small orders promptly filled,
Soft Drinks
We are headquarters for Blits, Luxo, Amber, Toko and Appo.
Service will soon be rut to two deliveries per day.
ALBANY ICE & COLD
STORAGE CO.
Third sad Viae Both Phone
But it is safe to say that there is room
in the general scheme of things for
the "Americanization of Americans'
need not be an expensive cam
paign calling for quantities of litera
ture, public exhibits, etc. It can be
carried out in the public schools by a
more earnest teaching of American
ideals, privileges and obligations along
with the school requirements of his
tory, civics, etc And it can be farth
We Pay Cash for
Any Quantity
GOOSEBERRIES at tVc lb.
CURRANTS at 4 Sic lb.
LOGANBERRIES at 4 Vie lb.
BLACKBERRIES (any variety) at 4 Vie lb.
RASPBERRIES (red) at 5cVj lb.
RASPBERRIES (black) at BVc lb.
STRAWBERRIES at e lb.
ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES at e lb.
Linn & Benton Fruit Assn.
Second Street and Calapooia Ave, Albany, Ore.
HOME 45 BELL tl
FARM LOANS
We have loaned more than one million dollars on Willamette Valley
Farms, and we have more to loan at the best terms aver offered.
You can pay $50.00 or more at any time and atop the interest, but if
your crop is short you dont have to pay anything except the Interest.
J. M. & H. M. Hawkins
Albany, Oregon
IT IS THE WAY OF THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL at Portland.
Cordiality of Greeting, nice service, garage for your nse if you are
driving a ear, and close proximity to all places of interest, are mak
ing The Multnomah
PORTLAND'S LEADING HOTEL
WEST-END GARAGE
GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING, SUPPLIES AND
BATTERY CHARGING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED
CIVE US
W. H. HULBURT,
J. KING, Props.
Albany State Bank
We Invite Your Business
ered bya sincere determination on the
part of every citizen to Irani the truth
about his country, to find out "how it
works" and what ia his individual
share in making the nation bigger and
stronger and truer to its ideals.
RED CROSS BARN DANCE
A jitney dance will bo given next
Saturday night at the Anderson barn
nine miles southeast of Albany by the
Lebanon-Brownsville Road for the
benefit of the Red Cross. lOjU
"How Do
You Do"
And
"Good Bye"
Too Um Those Words
when friends come to
your home. You are
glad to see them, and
sorry that they are
leaving.
A TRIAL
Both Phones
Ninth sad Elm Streets
NOTICE OK SALE OP GOVERN
MENT TIMBER
General Land Office, Washington, D.
C, May II, 191X. Notice is herebv
given that subject to the conditions
anil limitations of the Aft of June 0
1916 (3i Stat.. Ill), and the Instruc
tions of the Secretary of the Interior
ot fHpiemher lo, 1H17, the timber on
the following lands will he sold June
-M. 1SHS, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public
auction at tne united states innd of
fice at Portland. Orrcon. to the hiirh
eat bidder at not leas than the apprais
ed value as shown by this notice, aale
to be subject to the approval of the
Secretary of the Intenor. The pur
chase price, with an additional sum
of one-fifth of one per cent thereof,
being commissions allowed, must be
deposited at time of sale, money to
be returned If sale ia not approved,
otherwise patent will issue for the
timber which muat be removed within
ten years. Bids will be received from
citizens of the United States, asuocia-
tions of such eitisens and corporations
organised under the laws of the Unit
ed States or any State, territory or
district thereof only. Upon applica
tion of a qualified purchaser, the tim
ber or any legal subdivision will be
Tiered separately before being In
cluded in any offer of a larger unit.
Township 4 S.. R. 2 E.. Sec. 21: NE'i
NW4. red fir 916 M; sot to be sold
at less than 11.50 per.. M. T. 4 S.
R. S E., Sec. S3; NE", NE4, red
fir 1080 M.; NW'j NE'i. red fir
1045 M.. cedar 10 M ; NE NW
i. red fir 400 M.. cedar 25 M.. N
Wi NW. red fir 25 M., cedar lr
M.; none of the red fir or cedar to
be sold for leaa than 11.50 per M.
T. 10 S.. R. S E., Sec. S, SWt; S
E'4. Douglas fir 84H M ; SKi; SE
i;. Douglas fir 747 M ; hemlock 144
M : SE'i NWii, Douglas fir 1.115 M
none of the Douglas fir to be sold for
leas than $1.00 per M and none of
the hem.ock to be sold for less than
S.50 Der M. Sec. 6: SWS NE
Douglas fir 1692 M . hemlock 1M M :
Lot 4 or NW' NW'-,. Douglas fir
17M M.; SWtf NW',, Douglas ftr
1538 M ; SE4 NW'4, Douglas fir
1483 M : NEii SW'S. Douglaa fir
1411 M ; SE'. SW4. Douglaa fir
1039 M.: Sec. 7: NE'I NE"4. Doug
las fir 600 M.; See. 11: NE'i NE
',. yellow fir 90 M., hemlock 50 M.
NW NE'i, yellow fir 1185 M : hem.
lock 65 M.; NE'i NW',, yellow fir
1550 M . hemlock 90 M ; NW NW
i. yellow fir 1150 M.. hemlock 105
M.; none ot the Douglas fir or yel
low fir to be sold for less than $1.60
per M., and none of the hemlock to
be sold for less than 50 cents per M.
(.ltd) CLAY TALI. MAN. Commis
sioner General Land Office. dm20j.4
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Tractors and Autos a speelaU '
Call on
AUTO MACHINE WORKS
Old Watson Bldg, First Street
Ben F. Ridden, Prop.
Fortmiller Bros.
Funeral Directors
Both Phones Masonic Bldg.
Our Own Auto He
Lady Assistant
FORD
Owners
The J. R. Intenaier makes spot
lights out of both headlights at
10 miles an hour In high gear.
Saves you your globes. Makes
night riding safe as day.
Demonstration at
Crawford's
Garage
Ninth and Baker Sts.
CHICHESTER SPILLS
I'lIU I -rt UU sllkVy
raCtt. A,btocMxilV!CVcrW
kjAlIM II RAN It PILUI, lot
N-nkaoraM ftnt,8awLAI-irksl4
SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVLffWHLRE
THE BEST
BAKED GOODS
GROCERIES, PRODUCE
and FRUITS
PARKER'S
"The Sia of Qoility" '
136 Lyoa St. Both Phones
NEW
PKAS
CAIIIIA-K
HKKTS
LKTTUCK
ONIONS
ASPARAGUS
CUCUMIIKRS
TOMATOES
CARROTS
Tl'RMPS
(MMiSKUKHHIKS
STRAWBERRIES
BANANAS
and
ORANGF.S
New PRAS, CABBAGE, BEETS
SEARS'
First and Ferry Phones SI
Free camping ground-free baths
Daily Park Train Te and From
HKKITKN BL'SH HOT SPRINGS
ML Jefferson, Marion Lake, i'a
melia !-. and all parts of the
Cascades.
Special lloraes for Women aad
Children. KXPKRT PACKERS
For corresponding information:
Cooper ft Shields, Detroit, Ore.
Mark Skiff, Salem, Oregon
SEED CORN
Minnesota 13 for en
silage u. G. HAVNE
Feed. Flour, Grain. Gasoline. Oil
East Third and Mala
OG
ZYLONITB FRAMES are popular be
cause they are comfortable, service
able and attractive. ;
E. C. MEADE
Optometrist
Figure It Out
for Yourself
if you spend as fast aa you
earn you have nothing left
If you aavs a little weekly It
keeps adding upl
Isn't Bank Account at our
Savings Department and 4 per
rant Interest the Logical Thing
for yon t
Capital and Surplus 190.000.00
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Bankers
Albany, Oregon
Frank G. Will
JEWELER
High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut
Glass and Hand Painted China
ALBANY PLANING
MILL
AU Kind of Mm Work
Class aad Wind Shields. '
STETTER'S
Full line of China wr, Dishes,
Crockery, Glassware, Granite,
Tinware, and Groceries,
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For Sale
WE HAVE ON HAND a few good
used eara In the beet of condition,
that we are offering at a great sac
rifice. Overland (arage.
FOR SAI.K A good team of work
horses, weight 2HO0 pounds. Also
set of heavy work harness and
Studrhaker wagon. Address R. I.
-. Box 34, or call Hell phone 2JK1I.
mS0jia
FOR SAI.K 20 head yearling Jeraev
heifers. Fjisy terma. II. itrynnt.
7jU
FOR SAI.K 4) head horses and niurea
also 4 3-year-old colts. 'In easy
terms. II. Bryant. 7jU"
FOR SAI.K- l3 acres, all in cultiva
tion. Dwelling, barn, less thsn 1
mile from Albany, tiood terms but
no trades. Addresa Geo. W. Wright.
Albany, Oregon. m.lljai
FOR SALE Canadian lands. F.aav
terms. Full information, see (teo.
Taylur at comer of 2d and llroad
albin. lojtff
FOR SAI.K-14 head of milk goats.
Also 1 sow and It pigs of (. I. C.
family strain of Chester White. Hi-k-iaUrrd.
Inquire of J. A. Howard,
3.'6 W. 1st St., Albany, Ore. lOjli
FOR SALE Fine corner lot on Wanh
Ington street, on pavement. Big
bargain. Terms. J. A. Howard,
real estate. Ihnll
FOR SALE fl foot McCormlrk bind
rr. Hell phone loFo. O. W. Olnon,
R. F. D. No. 6. H'jlN
FOR SAI.K A wicker baby bugy.
(kmd as new. Home phone 11 IK.
Mis. T. B. Burton. 12J14
FOR SALE Good modern house on
Lyon street for sale at bargain. In
quare of J. A. Howard. I.'ljl9
FOR SALE Very good house, newly
papered, located in Allwny, Or. Ixit
bOxlUO with fruit and berries. Wood
shed. All for 37&. Terms, ( all
at Davenports. 13jl!
For Rent
FOR RKNT A-room modern house,
with cherry and apple trees. Call
at 440 W. 7th street or Home phone
1236. 7J20
FOR KENT A suite of furnished
housekeeping rooms, cool and com
fortable, with screened porch. I2H
West Fourth. Iljl3
Help Wanted Female
WANTED Woman to help in kitchen.
O. E. lunch room next to Oregon
Electric Depot. Phone 1220. J7lf
WANTED An experienced waittress
at Imperial Cafe at ones. Good pay.
1.1 j 16
Help Wanted Male
MAN WANTED for farm work, with
family preferred. C. C. Bryant.
m22tf
Miscellaneous
WANTED WORK Able bodied
young man wants Job on farm. Ad
dress Francis Murphy, H13 W. Kith
street 12JI4
UMBRELLAS We are showing our
summer line of "Hull" Detachable
Handle and suitcase Umbrellas in
black and white and colors. The
"Hull" quality la always depend
able. Your initial engraved free of
of charge. F. M. French A Son,
Jewelers and Engravers. m2tf
WOODSA WING Call S. II. Bridger,
Home phone .3118, Hell 393Y. Kesi
dence 1112 Elm and 11th. Jfltf
LOST A black silk umbrella with
ruflo around it. Call Mrs. P. A.
Goodwin, Home phone 13715. lSjlli
LOST An. American tire and rim.
Leave at Willard Service Station and
get rewnrd. d!3J14w
TIVDVrVtC D AT II P
Open 7
Corner First
sj NATIONAL DANK
40 INTEREST ,
Beginning April 1st, 4 per cent Interest will be paid
by the First Savings Rank on yearly Tims Certlflcstae
ol Deposit
WOOD SAWING-Call Newton Bros.,
I43tf E. Kd St., Iloma pboiv 4404,
Bell phone 377 J. Office with Cum
mlngs Transfer Co. Jlif
IUSINESS DIRECIORT
HEMSTITCHING Klc yard. 452 K.
Sue llreckenridge. JJJ W. Setond
ELMER C. OIPE
Chiropractor
Rooms J. 7, 9. 10, Cusick Bsnk Bid..
Nature cannot cur disease unless
the cause la removed. Chiropractic
adjustments remove the cause.
DR. H. E. JACKSON
Dentist
Room 404-3 First National bank bldg.
BOTH PHONES
DR. OEOROE J. KENAOY
Chiropractor
First Natiooal Bank Building
dill
Real Pstate, Insurance and
Money to Loan
It. P. MEKRI1L
tniuranc. Loan. Surety Booo
Sperisl Urnlion f vrn to rare ol
rprrly helnnmnrtn nnn-inv'-nli
Koom Mo I. terond l'or. -'irf Sav
( Hank builditis. Allxnr. Ormon
J. V. PIPE
llargnina In Farm Ijinda and Cltv
property.
Insurance, Money to Loan on Good
Farms at A per rent
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For Sale Real Estate J
Loans Surety Bock-
E. P. SOX
Fire, Casualty and Automobile
Insurance. Real Estate
21) 1st National Bank Bldg
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ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
Notice ia h-rl, k. I .1
voters of School Dist. No. 6, Linn
county, Oregon, that the regular
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HUH, between the hours of 2 o'clock
nu i uriucn p. m. or said day. At
this election there will be one director
elected to serve for a term of throe
years or until his successor is sleeted
nnd qualified.
AtW.l
W. H. DAVIS. Chairman.
D.D. HACKI.EMAN, Clr
ljIS
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FISH ER-BR ADEN
Undertakers
Auto Service Lady Assistant
Real Estate
Loans & Insurance
Collins & Taylor
Albany Hotel Building
a.m. to 7 p.m. .Saturdays 10 cm.
and Ellsworth Street