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Newspaper Page TextPAOI TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY. A IT. I' ST SO, 1(18. DailyDemocrat Wm7 H. "hORNTbROOK. publishe- Intend t the postoffice at Albun) Oregon, as second classmattr. Daily published avery evening exeep, Sunday. Semlweekly published Tum day and Friday. 'j ' u i Baaiaeaa Matter - In MrAAnr ehanma of addraaa. eub , ecribers should alwaya giva old a 1 WU aa new addraaa. BaWHotiaa Rates Daily ' . Delivered b carrier, per week . . 10 I Delivered by carrier, per year . . 4.(K " By mail, at end of year S b By mail, in advance, per year . . 3.K Semi-Weekly At end of Tear $1 5' f j' Wnea paid in advance, one year 1J! V, i ' i . Classified Rates " thie eent per word for first publics . eJonj one-half cent per word thereai ' tor, payable in advance. Minimun charge, twenty-five cants. ESTABLISHED IN 186.' FRIDAY. AL'Gt'ST 30. 1918. ' THE FISHERMAN'S FIGHT The announcement of the govern- meat that it intends to protect our . fishing boats off the Mew England .. coast amphaaisea the seriousness of .t the aubmarino menace. It also brings ..i . to mind the brave work done by small t .fishing craft in British waters. The : i U-boat did its best to drive English fishermen from the sea. That it could , Dot succeed in its campaign of fright- fulness with the little ships is just . aoe mora detail in England's glorious war record. The small slowgoing fishing smacks , . have plied their business not only "as ... usual" but better than usual, ao that in the dark days the people of the . British Isles could eke out their scan' ty meat aupply with an abundant ra . , tion of fish. Many tales are told though few in s .proportion to the whole record of . .., these little boata encountering suo ,, , marines, putting up a plucky Tight against them, and frequently worstim. the huge wolves of the sea. An off ic , ial report of a naval officer describes one such fisherman's Tight. The lit vl Ue group of six attached trawlers . . , fought courageously until the leading one had left only 15 rounds or am munition. The signal to ram was ready aa a last resort, when three di ' red hits at vital spots on the subma- , rine won the fight. " The naval officer who reported the engagement concluded his official Statement with these words: "This was a fisherman's fight, and without doubt they put up a right 'stout one. I deem it an honor to have been in command of them." Such are the British fishermen. We have faith that our own fishermen ' possess the same spirit. They, too, love the aea and will uphold its tra ditions of honor. ,. . : INCREASE IN TRAVEL It was generally believed that one result of the increase in railroad pas senger fares effective June 10th. aside from the greater revenues, was the expected decrease in travel. Cars were needed for troop movements, en gines were needed to haul important freight. By discouraging passenger traffic the three-cent per mile fare would automatically release those cars . and engines for the necessary work. . It haa not worked out exactly that way. The railroad reports ahow larger passenger revenues over and above the natural increase due to the fare raise. This means actual traf fic increase. " Undoubtedly many people are trav eling today who never traveled before. Relatives and friends in great num bers have visited soldiers in the train ing camps. Vacationists who former ly took long trips to other countries have sought humbler trips nearer home, but they have traveled some- where. The East and South and Mid dle West have been the scenes of the greatest amount of railroad journeying- .. The railroad administration is said to be setting on foot investigations looking , toward the relief of conges tion on passenger trains in those sec tions. . The .report furnishes interesting comment on national prosperity. Un necessary ,. traveling, like all other forms .of waste and extravagance, I should, -be eliminated. .Nevertheless, it is pleasant to note that when trav eling, roust, be done people have the . funds and willingness to spend them -in spite of high fares and war taxes. ' Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Building THK BEST WANTED II BAKED GOODS GROCfcKlhS. PRODUCE WHEAT anJ FKUITS OATS BARLEY PARKER'S M. Senders & Co. ; "The Si'n " 136 Lyon St. Both Phone Subscribe lot The DerrifJcrat, HKAO Olin want n eBSBaaSBaaasBBBBBBawaasSBBBBBSSssBssawaasBBBB S. O. S. Save on Sugar Eat FRESH VEGETABLES while they are nice. Use syrup for ev erything. If you dont know to use substitutes we are willing ta help you, aa we experiment all the time. Yours for Service, Phones 51 SEARS 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 BliU, Luxo, Amber, Toko and Appo. Service will aooa be cut to two deliveries per day. ALBANY ICE & COLD STORAGE CO. Third and Vine Both P hoots DO YOU You can aell live poultry or can t D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. Both Plumes 47 WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT " We offer every service in the scope of good banking capable man agement, ample capital, convenient location, modern equipment, com plete facilities and efficient services. Wa invite your account. ALBANY STATE BANK 1st and Ferry ; ( KNOW buy dressed poultry any time. Second aad Lyon Sta. Back of the iFiring Line Modern war conditions demand that our armiea mul have behind them na tional solidarity, the coordination of all the vast activities and an indus trial army many times greater than the Nation's fighting forces. The Nation's capital Is linked with all these vsrisd activities by the toll and long distance lines of the Bell System. Thousands of miles of special wire systems have been turned over to the Government for its exclusive use. Switchboards in the Government departments at Washington have been enlarged and new ones installed. Right of way is given to Govern ment business over all commercial lines, so that the Government chiefs may keep in constant touch with every phase ef the Nation's great task and direct its progress intelligently and effectively. In organizing the military activities of the country, the Government has had the effective cooperation of the Bell Telephone System, which even in peace times reached 70,000 communities and now extends to the head quarters of every Army Department and Naval District in the United States. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY TARZAN OF THK AI'KS HAS 21 THRILLS "Tarum of the Aprs," the filmed production after the book by the same name will be shown here for the first time at the Kolfc Sunday and continue until the Monday evening show. Tie a peculiar picture, this "Tun o of the Apes." Lions in combat with men. Leopards and jaguars attacking hu man beings. Apes and gorillas in fierce and primeval struggles. Kill ing lions before the camera eye. Rail ing a cannibal village with an elephant or two taking the lead. Maddened t the death of his ape-mother at the hands of the cinntbal chief Tartan races through the jungle, leaping from tree to tree with the speed of a bird he overtakes the fearstrirkn black grasps him in his great hands and when life haa flown flings him far out into the soggy alligator-infested lagoon. Then Taraan returns and mourns over his wild ape-mother as he would over Lady Alice, his real mother. Then he calls his friend the elephant he raids the cannibal village and destroys it The above is only one of the 21! thrills you will enjoy in seeing "Tar tan of the Apes' 'at the Rolfe Sundav or Monday. nAY. GRAIN. FEED Stork and Poultry Supplies Gasoline and Oils lT. a. HAYNE. East Third aad Main Streets I i t I FISHER-BRADEN Undertakers Auto Service Lady Assistant WOOD Hjoie Phone 4229 Bell 4S2-R Hay and grain buyer and shipper M. G. REED Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Both Phones Masonic Bldg Our Own Auto Hearse Lady Assistant Repair Work Tractors and Autoa a apedaltv Call on ALTO A MACHINE WORKS Old Watson BIdg, First Street Ben F. Bidder. Prop. VIERECK'S BATHS SHAVING HAIRCITTING RAZORS HONED AND SET 'Open 7 a. m. -o 7 p. m.; Satur day 10 p. m. Corner First and Ellsworth Streets. LIBERTY SIX It'a Different "RIDR IN IT DRIVE IT" WEST END GARAGE tieneral Automobile Repairing (Acres "ciea) IH'LHKRT th A Kim hta. ' Props both Phones IWar Swings Stamps United Stales Government tanr n sAitMisM.Mii.si Mitt wvini v compound ,'N ' r Kr 5J J We Never Use -Bait TO GET CUSTOMERS INTO OUR STORE Just Good. Clean Merchsndiae at a Fair Profit no time spent in printing the figure "!)", so popular nowadays with depart ment stores. They say billions of this figure is used every dav as real bait for customers. OI K DRUGS and CHEMICALS are the REST that Money Caa Buy We sell them to you at fair prices, with good service. Burkhart & Lcc Grow With This Bank S The fact that we are growing yearly, indicates our ability to help others grow. Every facility which can, with aafety, be used to assist our pa trons, is freely offered new de positors. Capital and Surplus 190.000.00 J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany. Oregon Frank G. Will JEWELER High class Jewelry, 8llver, Cut Class and Hand Painted China ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work Glass aad Wiad Shields. STETTER'S Full line of Chlnaware, Dishes, Crockery, Glassware, Granite, Tinware, and Groceries. WHF.N answering Claisilicd sd please menllon the Democrat. A A N Y foml 1 SAVINGS BANK 1 CLASSIFIED ADS.-BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED For Sale FOR SALE Canadian lands. Easv terms. Full iniurmation, see (j.mi. Taylor at corner of d and llroad aliun. ltijtff FOR SALE A good reliable team. Good lmri.eaa and wagon. Uuth horses single drivers. Also some farm limilimuitts. Just tiie outfit fur smuli place. 1140 W. Uth St. W. II. Curry, twlh phones, jlutf RANCH FOR SALE On account mv son Henry J. Klrchau being drafted for war work and liking it verv much, he inatructa me to aell his ranch, one of the most fertile and valuable small ranchea in the Wil lamette Valley. Inquire of Ernest Klrchau at Altany Kakery, 111 IK E. 3d. aiMtf TRACTOR FOR SALE at a bargain. Will demonstrate tractor to those who are Interested. Call or address Gerig llrus., R. 1, Allwny; WXl. L'na.'ll CAR BARGAINS Maxwclf, $..50; Maxwell, I'.tKI; .Maxwell, YVM; liuir, $100; Studehaker, I'.'Tft; motorcycle and sidecar. -'.io. For sale at Wal do Anderson oV Son. a-Mtf i FOR SALE - A brand new Ross No. iu leeticutter run ry naml or pow er. S. G. Talia, Albany. Ore. Hell phone IK31. 'V.:il,w 12 WORK HORSES FOR SAI.E Easy terms. IL Bryant. datitfw LOST A harpln letwpen Ellsworth and Mnple on (Uh or ?th. Kinder please phone 4'.t-R. l'Hn:tll WANTED To exchange, my home in Corvallis, 11 rooms, for home in Al. bany. House is one of best loca tions in city, on College Hill, corner lot. Just the place for profilalile room.renting. Call Home phone 3L'71. J(IH E. 0th St., Albany. aJH.II PALMER STUDIO ANNOUNCES Prof. C. H. Palmer, teacher of voice culture and singing, wishes to an nounce that he is ready for his fall work and will take pupils at anv time. Studio TM Ellsworth, it' ll phone &M6-R. liXa.lu WAMTKI) Vnn In wnrb nn w.wvl. ssw. Csil S. II. Ilridger, Home phone .'(I IH iteii o.'.)- , rcHMiriit e Elm street. R. I. R. COCKERELS Purebred Pnystrrak Strain big, red birds from record egg-layers. Your pick, l.tM. Kingneck Ranch, Hell Mil-J. FOR SALE A fine yuung mare, 6 years old. Color brown. Cientle and well broke to work. Will weigh about 11MMI lbs. A bargain if taken at once. Can be seen at Cumming's Feed Ham. Albany, Ore. s-'Htf FOR SALE About 20 tons of baled straw fi miles out, $76 buys it. 11. K. (,ariM, llarrisburg. Ore. ttnd Help Wanted Female WANTED Girl for general house work. Call John (i. Ilrynnt, 4JH E. 4th. Home phone 4251. liilu.'H WANTED 10 women or girls to work in the ennnery at Ilrownsvillv at once. See J. A. Howard. '21ii.'ll WANTED tlirl at the Illue Jlir.l Restaurant. 2HaMl For Rent HOUSKKEKPINO ROOMS for rent, light and water furnished. Rent reasonable. Call at Davenport's Mu sic Store. si:isl3 FOR RENT for summer, new 6-room furnished house. Strictly modern. In desirable location. Enquire 311 West First St. j2(ltf Miscellaneous IIOPPICI NC, STARTS Sept. 4 lit the J. W. Senvey Yard 1 mile south of C'orvnllis. See J. A. Ilownrd, Al bany. Hell phone l'iii-R, Home phone fiK a2Mtf STATE FAIR, SALEM. ORECON September 23.2H. Splendid exhibits. Excellent music, high clasa enter tainments and a superb racing card. For particulars write A. II. I .en, Sa lem, Oregon. aUsl FOR EXCHANGE Aerenr'n, ranches and city property in California for fnrm or ncreniro in this locality. Ad dress C. E. Hopkins, Eugene, Ore. 23n30 LOST A Libertv Uond of the first Issue, No. 271.12!). Return to Rtntn Bank and get rewnrd. 20n3l LOST Small gold how knot breastpin 1 NATIONAL DANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Every banking accommodation la afforded by the am pin ri sources, conservative management and courteous treatment of the officers and employes of this Institution. Try a checking account with us. THRIFT The need of the Aniurlran People Iwtweeu Walnut street and Red Cross rooms. lave at Democrat nriic,, fur reward. 2"el IIOITICK KltS WANTED Gentry hopyard 7 miles south of Allwny. Good campground. Good water. Free aawed wood. Free fruit all you ran rat. Free transportation to the yard and home at the end of picking. Fine hops to pick. A store on the campground. Will begin picking Sept. 2. J. A. Seavry, Cor vallia. Independent l'hune HUM. ar.'tf FURNITURE bought and sold. V? E. Rogoway, i?ml and linker Sta., Hell phone 345-R. Home phone TM. altllf IIOI'PICKERS WANTED on or about Sept. 4 at J. W. Seavry yard 1 mile south of Corvallis. Oood camp grounds, tested water, sawed wood. Tahlo for each camp, liasketa fur nished free, (irurery store, i meat marketa on the place. Will meet trains and move pickers out and In after picking is over free. IK0 acres on high trellis. Clean yards. See J. A. Howard, Allany, Hell phone IDiili, Home phone lit). aMtf ACADEMY OK OUR LADY OF PER PETUAL HKI.P-AII.any. Oregon. A boarding and day school conduct ed by the llenedictine Sisters. Terms moderate. For information address Sister Superior. J.'tsl UMBRELLAS We are showing our summer line of "Hull" Detachable Handle and suitcase Umhrellaa In black and white and colore. The "Hull" iuallty is alwaya depend able. Your Initial enirraved free of of charge. F. M. French A Son, Jewelers and Engravers. m'-tf WOODSAWINO Call S. H. Ilridger, Home phone 31 18. Hell .1U3Y. K-sl-dence 1112 Elm snd 1 1th. Jt BUSINESS DIRECTORY HEMSTITCHING Ue ysrd. 452-R. Sue Brrckenridge. JJJ W. Second. ELMER C. OIPE Chiropractor Rooms S. 7, 9, 10, Cusick Bsnk Bid Nsture csnnot curs a disease unless the cause Is removed. ChiroprscUc adjustments remove the csuse. DR. H. E, JACKSON Dentist Room 404-5 First National bank bids, BOTH PHONES DR. OEOKOE J. KENAQY Chiropractor First National Bank Building dltl Heal Estate, Insurance and Money to Loan H. K. MERRILL Insurance, Loans, Surety Bonds Snecnl jltrnlmn given to care tf property bclonKingto non te .utrnf Hooin No t. r nn.l floi.r -irt Ss "i" "ink tiiiiMine Mtianv Oreenn J. V. PIPE Bargains In Farm I-ands and Cite property. Insurance, Money to Loan on Good Farma at 6 per cent FEDERAL FARM LOANS O'l per rent Interest A. C. HOHRNSTKDT 401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Oregon I a23tf For Sale Real Estate Loans Surety Bowels E. F. SOX Fire, Casualty and Automobile Insurance. Real Estate 213 1st National Bank Bide Cash Paid for Junk Bring In all kinds of melnl, Iron, scraps, sacks, rags, etc. Helo the Government conserve Its metal. FOR SALE-Several thousand grain and potato sacks. Also 5-passengor Ford. PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY E. Rogoway Second and llaker Streets, Hell Stli-H, Home 2227