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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1918)
AI.MANT DAILY DKMOTKAT. THURSDAY, AVOVKT 1. 19111 PAOR THRU. Holman & Jackson Thr I'KOI'I.K'S SiOliK FA IK mid ItlASON AMI.K I'KH'KM Tim Knuil AitiniitiNlfntioii uricm i-ithiiinir of Kruif nml Vi'ftnKlid. K pre I til nit Jum; Krmiiiiiiy mid wllf-tmuth m-lf ncaliiiK Jum TlnU U5r. (JunrU ll.Uft. I 2 k1. $1.40 Kiti 'm lii-ruhtr Munuii n-lf iml-r - t'ititn 75r, quwrU HSc, I-2-khI. $1.10 1 1 mm ilittiriNl to nmokv. On lit a rly. unLU. Th ulhcr'N inuU h wui Mown out by thi' wiwl. Tli third (icrrnitri wiia wiury, no tiu iHt him down on a rock. (ii( Hun nut UyUt from t)i oth r'i riMri'tt. I'uff, puff! The Mill kt' "'!( drojMd down from tli xlffVH of O'Kourkv'i tunic into hii iulrn. A mutious finr and thumb lulled the pin thttt HtiirtN the iiu'rhmiiHin. Th ur'tunv droiMd noiwleHHly on tlx- Hoft ground between the feet of the (ti'inn who were puff -puffing. A MilU yr'tmv explore three ec oihU ufl-r the pin U pulled, l'rivatf O'ltourke turned maunllv hf' not. It' only the way of him; taciturn, Hoft Rjtoken, with cold iruv eye. I do not t re lid on the tail of the roat of Much man. I upenk to him politely, aoftly, and watch him if Fortmillcr Bros. Funeral Director! Hulli Pliiiim Masonic lll'tj Our Own Auto Haaraa Lady Assistant WOOD Horn- I'hnnr 4L'2U Ik II 12 It Hay and ifrain buyrr and ahiiir M. G. RtED u:ti k:vi llAkl.1) C.OODS CKOCKKIKS. I'KODICK n.l t- KCl I S PARKER'S "Thf Situ of Oualitjr" I th t ton Si. Both I'honrs HOY STK.WAHT IS A M ATC H Ft HI AN YON K Hny Strwarl, of Triuru'l'. wrnt arotitil looking fur a mutch to litrlit his riynrrtlr. It was otu' tf tl- off ilaya and mtu.ly cimhl nupply Ituv wilh a niaUh. In li'H-raliun, th Triiihi:l rowlwiy star wnt uut and tiuuht two dxn hoxi-s of mulch-. "Now I fi-vl that I'm a match for any one." Koy mutU'wl grimly. Shortly afUrwanU h pitrhrd into IVtr Morriaon, the othrr Triimi;lc maotodon, viho f.atunn in the ureal fiht ai-mr of TrilllH'lr" photoplay. "Knlh of the Itonlrr," which will shown at thr Itolfe for the lat time tonik'ht. The haymakea that Itoy put across on Trte'a jaw in the fi'ht acene convinced the npcctator that Hoy waa riK'ht when he claimed he was a match for anyone. Alhany llnya l-ravr for France Word haa U-en received here that the remaining Alhany lioya who have heen atntioned lit Fort Stevena with the '.(th artillery, have atnrted their Journey to France, leaving yesterday. Aitout 1.1 hoya from here fire in thia division. i SPECIAL l'KKItl.K.KS SALT 100 IIm. l'KF.Itl.F.KS DAIRY 95c M. SKNUKRS & CO. (.liKA l KST MKliO Ol HIMTAIN IS HtlVATK MlhK O'KOI liKK IVUiiti- Micliiud J. O'ltuurke will Npciik lit the f.loltf tonight. Ni'W item. You'll he wanting Ut know whut kind of n hid in thia fellow O'ICourke. J-or uhy nhould you quit the rorn f oi In of hoin lifter n hard day'N work (o hear u privittt talk? Are therr no a'enerulN, or Ivuftt way! coloneU, or even niajorn that could any n word? In Alhany of no little conitetmence that they itend I'rivat This and Cor I'onil That to tiring tin news of the i rent war? Sure, not a atep will you from the houiit thia nivrht. Tia wronif you are! There art private and privntei, and yert rnla and cnerala; hut in all the allied armirs there's miry a man, from r'wh nnl iVmhint down, that's nitue wirth lmtenin to than this name "Mickey" () Kmirke, private in the Canadian army. For one thinj,', he'a a coward. You'll see or yourself tonight the cold sweat of frifht on his hniw. There's more than one kind of a coward find Pri vate O'ltourke's the kind that laughs nt death and shivers In the presence of a dressed up audience. You'd set him down for a surly man An meeting him the first time, hut Special Sunday Cold Meat Dinner From 6: '10 p. m. to 8:3(1 p. m. I'K'NIC IX'NrilKS ye prepare them for auto and camping partita I'riris rlKht Service exrellent The Imperial Cafe 207 West Kirat Street ash Paid for JINK Hrinn in all kinds of metal, iron, acraps, sacks, ravrs, etc. Ilelo the (iovernment conserve ita metal. PACIFIC JINK COMPANY Second and Hakrr Strreta, Ilell 3 15-It, Home 2227 ho is my enemy. For there's a head on the broad shoulders of Private O'ICourke, There were three Itorhes who did not watch Private O'ltourke at Pasa-cheiidaele- Kidie. O'ltourke and an officer hlundered into the wronjf trench in a foy, and three iluna took them prisoners. They searched the captives and on the of ficer they discovered an automatic pistol, which they took. They did not find O'ltourke's onlv weapon- u Mills j' re nude. A Mills trrenitde, if you don't know, is an interestiriK hauhlf, lemon-shaped, filled with ammonial and fulmin ate of mercury which combination is condenstd cuitsedness. The II una started rearward with tht i prin'tficrs. Hy and ly two of the away und licked the seated German siuandy on the point of the chin! Then he frrahhed the officer and ran. One second later three uermen w nt to Heaven. You see I am char iUihle. Another time there was a (jerman pilltrtjx that annoyed O'ltourke. A pillbox is a cement fort stand In if ahout six inches above the if round. There are openings at the end from which those inside can direct enfilad ing fire. You'll airree with me that the thing O'ltourke did was not sporting. He didn't give the (ierms inside the pill box a chance. Behind the smoke screen of his own making h reached the pill-' box. Iid he charge thru one of the open- j i ni'7 He did not! He climbed on thj; roof, which was easy to do, and, flat on his belly, threw bombs down j thru the epenings. j Thus he killed eight Germans and took two prisoners who were hidintr j in a closet and shouting "Kamennf!" Sergeant Ha II wood who came ud about then was for hayonetting the prisoners, but O'Rourge says no; he had work for themto do. He turned the pillbox into a hospital to Which he made the prisoners bring the wounded. One queer thing about O'Rourge I do not understand. He'd kill a Hoc he as soon as look at him. But when he finds a wounded man he's all tender ness and nothingll do but he must be curried away to a hospital to have his TKN COMMANDMKNTS FOB MOIKlt.V WIVES I .OS ANGKI.KS, Aug. 1. "How to Hold a Husband" is condensed Into ten commandments for modem wo men by Rev. P. R. Knickerbocker, who recently gave Loa Angeles women the benefit of his experience in this deca logue: 1. Thou ahull have no other man except thy husband; neither ihalt thou eye another. 2. Thou shalt not neglect thy horn for a bargain sale or club or suffra gette propaganda. 3. 1 hou shalt not be a peach on the street, a pippin in society and a lemon in the house. 4. Thou shalt not wear 'A bonnets and imported lingerie when thy hus band wears five cent socks and hand-me-down trousers. 5. Thou shalt not play bridge whist for gain, neither shalt thou sip the sparkling glass. o. Thou shalt use the same blan dishments on thy husband as thou didst on thy sweetheart and he shall always be thy lover. 7. Thou shalt not nag thy husband nor thy son nor thy daughter nor thv servant. 8. Thou shalt suffer little children to come, for thy greatest name is Mother. 9. Thou shalt not neglect to prav fur thy children; neither shalt thou neglect to spank them. 10. Thou shalt not rear thy child ren by proxy, but thou thyself shalt be their mother. hzhzhzh HAMIL TONS' usnbnsn N hurta mended. Comrade or Boche, it'a the same to O'Rourke. I'd hesitate to tell you how manv Ciirmans O'Rourke haa killed hun dreda! And how many scores of v.-ounded men he has succored, and how many times he has risked his life and how many times he has used his wits to (rood purpose. I've told enough the rest is up to sample. For Private O'Pourjfe is the only man in the Canadian army who has all three of the British honor med als, including the Victoria Cross. So oull not be wasting your time at the Globe tonight, even if the speaker is a private in the ranks. 1 j 'jhlfsA M this label ;fi 11 m Vv GOOD i0y 1 SENSE H S H S H S H S H S H X M Z M X S H S H H X H Z M Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z ss PRICES .... $1 to $2.25 z Misses' 7 to 16 Ladies' sizes 19 to 36 H art i ir i . 3E 2 asn values vortn While . f zhzhzhz HAMILTONS' "" ojerms For Mothers and Kiddies CORDED CORSETS and CORSET WAISTS The same "good sense" that has made the Ferris Corset Waist popular for 40 years is embodied in all other Ferris models, whether Corded Corsets, Maternity Corsets or Corset Waists. Call and let us show them to you. 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