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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, JUNE M. 1914.
Daily Democrat
WM.hT HORNIBROOK. publisher
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ESTABLISHED IN 1866
TUESDAY, JUNE 25. 1918.
MILLIONS IN ARMS
We have more than 800,000 men in
France. We -hall have more than 1.-
000,000 there by July 1. These es
timates are from official sources and
if they err at all they err on the side
of underestimate rather than exagger
ation.
. That is a small part of the story.
Marshal General Crowder announces
that we shall have 3.000,000 men under
arms, here and overseas, by the first
of July. They will include 1,000,000
volunteers and 2,000,000 selective serv
ice men.
By next January, according to sim
ilarly modest estimates, we shall have
no less than 1,500,000 men in France.
That minimum, be it noted, allows for
the shipment of only 500,000 in the
last six months of the year. We have
been shipping troops lately at the rate
of 200,000 or more a month. Perhaps
we can do better than the promised
1,500.000.
By nut January, too, it is now stat
ed, we shall have a total of 4,000,000
under arms at home and abroad. Bv
tiis time next year it is fair to as
sume, at least three-fourths of that
number will have completed their es
sential training. If so, we shall prob
ably have, making due allowance for
wastage, an army of somewhere near
3,000,000 in France next June.
' Maybe the army will be larger than
that. The present shipping outlook
and the smooth working of our soldier
factory give good grounds for optim
ism. Who,, in the. light of recent tri
umphs, can set limit to the next 12
months' achievements ?
We reckon our army already in
terms of millions. " There will be more
and more of those millions until West
arn Europe swarms with Yankees in
khaki They will sweep over Germany
as the locusts swept over Egypt.
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SOLDIER MORALS
We know that the morale of the
American troops in France is all right
The battle reports testify to that. But
how about their morals? Are they
succumbing to the supposedly insid
ious wiles of foreign lands, where the
spirit of adventure tempts them and
home restraints are lacking?
. Reassuring testimony on this point
has peer, given many times. Now we
have additional corroboration from a
commissioner sent abroad by the Anti
Saloori League. His mission was to
find the extent to which drinking and
vice prevail in the seaport cities where
our. fighting men land and in the
camps where they finish their train
ing.' He pronounces the Yankee lads
"far above the average in clean and
sober living."
'The American military and naval
forces in Europe," he says, "are a
splendid body of men. Taken as a
whole, they are so clean, so sober and
SO efficient that they bring a feeling
bi pride to every American who sees
them.'!.
Which is exactly what nearly all of
us expected.
W.S.S.
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
kindly mention The Democrat.
READ OUR WANT ADS
HAY. GRAIN. FEED
Stock and Poultry Supplies
, Gasoline and Oils
IT. G. HAYNE.
East Third and Main Streets
Free camping ground-free baths
Dally. Park Train To and From
BREIfTENBUSH HOT SPRINGS
ML Jefferson, Marion Lake, Pa-
meliaiLaka and all parts of the
Cascades.
Special Horses for Women and
Children. EXPERT PACKERS
For corresponding information:
: Cooper A Shields, Detroit, Ore.
Mark Skiff, Salem, Oregon
How About Ice ?
A phone call will bring the iceman PLACE ORDERS EARLY.
Ice Cream
This is our specialty both large and small orders promptly filled.
Soft Drinks
We are headquarters for Blitx, Luxo, Amber, Toko and Appo.
Service will soon be cut to two deliveries per dsy.
ALBANY ICE & COLD
STORAGE CO.
Third and Vine Both Phones
AUTOMOBILE PAINT
One coat of our Auto Gloss will make your car look like new. Any
one can apply it
PINT CANS . . .
QUART CANS
Woodtvorth Drug Co.
FARM LOANS
We have loaned more than one million dollars on Willamette, Valley
Farms, and we have more to loan at the beat terms ever offered.
You can pay $50.00 or mora at any time and stop the interest, but if
your crop is short you dont have to pay anything except the interest
J. M. & H. M. Hawkins
Albany, Oregon
We Pay Cash for
Any Quantity
GOOSEBERRIES at 4J4 lb.
CURRANTS at 4Xe lb.
LOGANBERRIES at M lb.
BLACKBERRIES (any variety) at 4He lb.
RASPBERRIES (red) at Sett lb.
RASPBERRIES (black) at '. IVi lb.
STRAWBERRIES at tt tb.
ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES at e lb.
Linn & Benton Fruit Assn.
Second Street and CaU pools Ave, Albany, Ore.
HOME 45 BELL 1
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IT IS THE WAY OF THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL at ' Portland.
Cordiality of Greeting, nice service, garage for your use if you are
driving a car, 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
GIVE US
W. H. HULBURT.
J. KING, Props.
Albany State Bank
We Invite Your Business
75e and un
$1.15 and ud
"How Do
You Do"
And
"Good Bye"
You Use Those Woada
when friends come to
your home. Yon are
glad to see them, and
sorry that they are
leaving.
A TRIAL
Both Phones
Ninth and Elm Streets
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER
Ceneral land Office, Washington, D.
C, May 11, 1D1K. Notice is herein
given that subject to the conditions
and limitations of the Act of June V
(,1t Stat.. m. and the instruc
tions of the Secretary of the Interior
of September 16, 1917, the timber on
the following lands will be sold June
-'t, 1918, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public
miction at the United Stales land of
fioe at Portland. Oregon, to the high
est bidder at not less than the apprais
ed value as shown by this notice, sale
to be subject to the approval of the
Secretary of the Interior. 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 is not approved,
otherwise patent will issue for the
timber which must he removed within
ten years. Bida will he received from
citlxena of the United States, associa
tions of such eitisena and corporations
organised under the laws of the Unit
ed States or any State, territory or
district tneraor only. Upon applica
tion of a qualified purchaser, the tim
ber or any legal subdivision will be
offered separately before being in
cluded In any offer of a larger unit.
Township 4 S R. 2 E., Sec. '21; NE,
NWi4, red fir 915 M; not to be sold
at leas than 1150 per., M. T. 4 &
R. S E.. Sec. ; NEH NE'. red
fir lOeO M.; NW NE4. red fir
1045 M cedar 10 M.: NEt, NW
Vi. red fir 400 M cedar 25 M, N
Wv, NWH, red fir 285 M.. cedar 15
M.; none of the red fir or cedar to
be sold for less than fl.50 per M.
T. 10 S., R. 3 E.. Sec. 3, SWi4 S
E, Douglas fir 848 II ; SEJ SE
H, Douglss fir 747 M ; hemlock 144
M.; SE'-4 NW'i, Douglas fir 1315 M :
none of the Douglas fir to be sold for
leas than SI. 00 per M., and none of
the hemlock to be sold for less than
I. 50 per M. Sec. 6; SWS NE'..
Douglas fir 193 M . hemlock 168 M :
Lot 4 er NW.4 NWt4, Douglas fir
1754 M.; SW4 NWv, Douglas fir
15.18 M.; SEv, NWt4. Douglas fir
1483 M.; NR'i SWv,. Douglas fir
1411 M.; SE-, SWU, Douglaa fir
1039 M.; Sec. 7; NE4 NEW, Doug
las fir 500 M ; Sec. 11; NEli NE
't, yellow fir 980 M , hemlock 50 M.;
NWii NE-4, yellow fir 1185 M.; hem
lock 55 M ; NE'4 NWtJ, yellow fir
1550 M.. hemlock 90 M.; NW', NW
H. yellow fir 1150 M.. hemlock 106
M.; none of the Douglaa fir or yel
low fir to be sold for less than $1 60
Kr M., and none of the hemlock to
sold for less than 50 cents per M.
(sgd CLAY TALLMAN. Commis
sioner General Land Office. dm20j24
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ada.
kindly mention The Democrat
Repair Work
Tractors sad Autos a speclalte
Call on
AUTO MACHINE WORKS
Old Watson Bldg, First Street
Ben F. Bidders. Prop.
Fortmiller Bros.
Funeral Director
Both Phones Masonic Bldg.
Our Own Auto Hearse
Lady Assistant
FORD
Owners
The J. R. Inteiuier 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 St.
CHICHESTER SPILLS,
WC-s. ,Tlir. DIAMOND BRAND, a A 1
SOU BY DRUGGISTS EVERYMKLRE
JHEBEST
BAKED GOODS
GROCERIES, PRODUCE
and FRUITS
PARKER'S
'' "The Sign of Quality"
ISA Lyon St. Bold Phone"
ir- I'llUIa -n't -M IHe
T, bi. Mild wl fill RlMms. VX
I F DIAMOXD II II A Si U VttAA. far a
V JD Yr s" H M Itant. "CsMt. Al arare K HI l
FLOUR
4X Patent Barleo, Flour-almost
as good and white as wheat flour
Rice flour a good while substi
tute. Oat Flour a good combination
with Barley and Rice.
Corn Flour Another good sub
stitute. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT
AND WILL PLEASE YOU
SEARS'
First and Ferry Phones SI
We run our own delivery now
Wall
Paper
The very latest designs
in artistic Wall Pacer
direct from the factorv
to our store prices verv
reasonable.
Full line of the best
Paints and Varnishes
Varnish Stains Oil
Stains and a comolet
line of Colors Decorat
ing and Tinting.
Burkhart
&
Lee
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
kindly mention The Democrat.
Grow With
This Bank !
The fact that we are growing
yearly, indicates our ability to
help others grow.
Every facility which can, with
safety, be used to assist our pa
trons, Is freely offered new de
positors. .
Capital and Surplus f90.000.Ct
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Bankers
Albany, Oregon
Frank G. Will
JEWELER
High clss.
Gtasa and
i Jewelry, Silver, Cut
Hand Painted China
ALBANY PLANING
MILL
All Kind of Mill Work
Class aad Wind Shields.
STETTER'S
Full line of Chinawarc, Dishes,
Crockery, Glastwsre, Grsnite,
Tinwsre, and Groceries.
WMKN a i.'.vfruK Cl;iili-d ad
pleafec mention the IJemocrsL
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1ST
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for El
THRIFT The
LASSIFtED ADS.-BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIUKI)
For Sale
WE HAVE ON HAND a few irood
used cars in the I -est of condition,
that we are offering at a great sac
rifice. Overland (arai;o.
FOR SALE Wl acres, all in cultiva
tion. Dwellini;, barn, less than I
mile from Alttany. tiood terms but
no trades. Address t.eo. W. Wright,
Allwny, Oregon. nn)lj:ll
FOR SALE -Canadian lands. Kasv
terms. Full information, see lieo
Taylor at comer of 2d and liroad
albin. Nljtff
FOR SALE Car Uri-nlns. all in A I
condition: Chevrolet, H'-'f; Max
well. ..ff.: Maiwell. il.U,; Ford
Truck, J.'.T.'.; Studeliaker. $."."5;
Michigan 33, 1-".'.'.; Hupmoliile, I7.';
bug. 75. At Waldo Anderson A
Son. JiMHf
FOR SALE Cherries on trees at Mil
ler's. Knox llutte.' Hell phone 'JKl.'l.
i
FOR SALE Nice summer home for
sale or exchanite. Address Vallev
Real Estate Co., Carlton, Oregon. '
jy-'j
FOR SALE A a-ood all around team.'
i Inquire Anderson, Wells-Fargo Co. 1
d"4j'JUw
' Help Wanted Male i
FIVE MEN WANTED immediatel'
for factory work., (food wages and
steady employment. Apply at of-
lire oi j . j. t oiitna iJirnl in, imtrl
Albany Huildinej.
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MAN WANTED for farm work, with
family preferred. C. C. Bryant.
ml'.'tf
Miscellaneous
WANTED Royal Anne Cherries,
Kentish Cherries, l.ogantcrrira,
Strawlwrrics and Currants, taken in
any amount from 1 pound up, for
cash. Linn A Henton Fruit Ass'n.
UjM
READ OUR WANT ADA. I
WANTED TO RENT Small furnish-:
ed house or housekeeping rooms for
young people without children. Must
be desirable. Call both phones 37.
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State rash i
price, full description. D. F. Hush, !
Minneapolis, Minn. tf
UMRRELI.AS We are showing our
summer line of "Hull" Detachable
Handle and suitcase Umbrellas in
black and white and colors. The
"Hull" quality ia always depend
able. Your initial engraved free of
of charge. F. M. French 4V Son, I
Jewelers and Engravers. m2tf
WOODS A WING Call S. II Rridger,
Home phone 31 Id, Bell 393 Y. Resi
dence 1112 Elm and 11th. jfitf
WOOD SAWING Call Nrwton Bros..
14.10 E. Zd St., Home phone 4404.
Bell phone 377-J. Office with Cum
mings Transfer Co. Jltf
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HEMSTITCHING 10c yard. 452-R
Sue Breckenridgej 3J3 W. Second
ELMER C. OIPE
Chiropractor
Rooms S, 7, 9, 10, Cusick Bank Bldg.
Nsture cannot cure diseise unless
the cause Is removed. Chiropractic
adjustments remove the cause.
DR. H. E. JACKSON
Dentist
Room 404-5 First National bank bldg
BOTH PHONES
DR. CEOROE J. KENAOY
Chiropractor
First National Bank Building
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VIERECK'S. BATHS
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tvi r m 'at a
fjfi ill vien i a.m. hj r p.m.,aaiuraayt iu p.m.
ffl Corner First and Ellsworth Hlreeta
sj NATIONAL BANK
MKMHI.lt HDIHAI. ItKHEUVK SYSTEM
Every banking aiu'ominodiitlnii is afforded by the am
ple resources, conservative management and courteous
treatment of the officers and employes of this
institution.
Try a checking account with us.
need of the American People.
U SAVINGS BANK
Real Estate, Insurance and
Money to Loan
it K. MERRILL
Insame, Loans, Surety Bunds
pecul strn'inn p'ven lo csre ol
property helungingto non irffdents
. I. r. tmil ll.mf lrirt S-
I'nnt IniiT'linfe; Ibanv. flTea-e
J. V. PIPE
Bargains in Farm I mis and Cltv
property.
Insurance. Money to iMn on Ciood
Fanns at 0 per cent
For Sale Real Estate
Loans Surety BonOs
E. F. SOX
Fire, Casualty and Automobile
Insurance. Real Estate
2i 1st National Bank Bldg
Good
Food
Thnt'i our jwrlnlty
Ak ny cutimr
ricNic ix'sriiKS
W prvparv thrm fur auto and
ramping partirt
I'rirr- right Srrvlra nrrllrnl
The
Imperial Cafe
Next door to The Rulfe
MSIIKKKKADEN
Undertakers
Auto Serricsj Lady Assistant
Standard Portland
Cement
None better. Place orders now.
Prepared Roofing
M. SENDERS A CO.
Cooking Made
Easy
PYREX CLASS OVEN WARE
None bolter.
YOUR OUTINtt
We have good line of tents,
campatovrs and camp cooking
outfits.
PERFECTION OIL TURNERS
Barker Hardware
Store
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