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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, KIR
Daily Democrat
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ESTABLISHED IN I860
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 191
THE VOTER'S DUTY
Under the csption "No Divided
Counsels st Washington," the Inde
pendent discusses at length the qucs
confronting the voters in the
. u.coinif Fsll election. Arguing
that it is the duty of Americans, re
gardless of previous political affilia
tion, to stand by the President anil
send to Congress men who will sup
port him and his war policies, Tlte In
dependent says:
"The Republican party will not
find it easy to convince the people
that it would have dona better had it
been in power or that it would do bet
ter if it could be placed in power now
Yet more difficult would be the tas
of convincing a sober judgment that
anything would be gained by handinc
over to the Republican party that par
tial power which it is possible to
transfer at the elections this fall, and
which at the utmost would consist in
republican supremscy in congress
backed by republican administrations
in states electing governors and leg
islatures. "American experience of diveded po
litical responsibility has never been
happy. A democratic President con
tending with a republican congress,
or a republican President contending
with a democratic congress, has never
been, even in times of peace, an ef
fective disposition of political forces.
Waste and inefficiency have usually
resulted from it, and it is not possible
to imagine that a great war in its
critical stages could be more effective
ly waged if energies and responsibil
ities should be so distributed.
. "We yield to no one in profound re
spect for the wisdom and the patri
otism of men like Colonel Roosevelt,
Mr. Taft and Mr. Root But when
they say that the voters of America
ought this fall to return a republican
congress, and argue that the time has
come to impose upon Mr. Wilson's ad
ministration the fearless inquisition
and the practical legislative check of
an opposition political majority, we
are unconvinced. Irresponsible power
is indeed a serious matter and no hu
man being is infallible. But a con
gressional minority is quite competent
to ask questions, to bring mistakes in
to the light of publicity and to regis
ter protests. It is not necessary for
the preservation of our liberties to
create the certainty that a republican
congress would itself make lament
able and possibly wellnigh fatal er
rors in its desire to play a decisive
part in the conduct of the war at a
time and under circumstances when
it could not be, as the democratic par
ty is now, wholly responsible for suc
cess or failure. In our judgment hard
Don't Break
Your Back
Flailing
Beans
Load them on the hayrack and
bring them to our thresher, at
the Warehouse, Foot of Jeffer
aon Street
Modern Bean Cleaning Machin
ery Grader, Polisher, Clay
Crushing Rolls.
f Murphy's
Seed Store
YES WE BUY BEANS, Too
; WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
kindly mention The Democrat
headedness demands that this respon
sibility should not be destroyed. It
is, we think, the plain dictate of com
mon sense that the people should re
turn a democratic majority to con
gress and assure to President Wilson
the support of a democratic law-making
power.
"As for questions of domestic pol
icy, they are important but not now
imperative. Thia ia not the time to
open up the whole future policy of the
United States on the ownership and
operation of railroads, telegraphs,
telephones and express service, on the
Eastburn Bros.
THE GROCERS
Owing to the discontinuing of the Albany Merchants' De
livery, we are compelled to out oa our own delivery, and
commencing Monday, Sept 9th. we will make two deliv
eries each day, morning 9 o'clock, afternoon 3 o'clock.
Please don't ask for special deliveries; rsrry as much as
possible, and help oa to Hooverixe oa manpower.
This is YOUR war as well aa OURS.
Watch thia apace later.
EASTBURN BROS.
KODAK
KODAK FOR THE BOYS OVER THERE
They enjoy pictures more than letters. We hsve Kodaks from
J7 JO to $32-50. Free instructions with every Kodak.
WE FINISH PICTURES
Leave your Films one day and gjt the finished Pictures the next
Woodworth Drug Co.
DO YOU KNOW
Yon can aell live poultry or can boy dressed poultry any time.
at
D. E. Nebergall Meat Co.
Both Phones 47 Second and Lyon Sta.
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. We invite your account
ALBANY STATE BANK
IT IS THE WAY OP THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL at Portland.
Cordiality of Greeting, nice service, garage for your use It you are
driving a car, and close proximity to all places of interest, are mak- '
log The Multnomah
PORTLAND'.! LEADING HOTEL
Summons sll the forces and resources of the Republic to
the detente of Freedom
THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
which the United States authorities have ranked as one ol the
fifteen distinguished institutions of the country for excellence in
military training, has responded to the call. The College is
distinguished not only for its military instruction, but
DlSnKGUISHED ALSO FOS
Its strong industrisl courses for men and for women!
In Agriculture. Commerce. Knrtneerias, Forsstrf '
Home bcoaorak. Mioins. PhanMcjr, aa4
Vocational Education.
Its wholesome, purposeful student life, ,
Its democratic college spirit
liM successful graduates.
Students enrolled last year, J45J; stars oa its service tags, 1158,
wtci 10117 pciiciit representing OUICCTS;
College opens September 23, 191S
for catalog. aw IDaHrsuat Booklet, sad otaar ialormatios erita to tke RasUtrar, CorvalHs, Oram
tariff after the war, on labor legisla
tion and on immigration. The war
must be won first. This one thing we
do, is the motto of common sense un
til the Hun is defeated."
HAY. GRAIN. FEED
Stock and Poultry Supplies
) GaaoUae sod . Oils
U. G. HAYNK.
4 Bast Third and Mala Streets
"How Do
You Do"
And
"Good Bye" ,
Yon Use Those Wosds ,
when friends coma to
your home. Yon are ;
glad to see them, and
sorry that they are
leaving.
CITY NEWS
From Seattle
Scrgt. John Dnrrwh, who Is sta
tioned at Seattle, wits In the city yes
terday, visiting at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. Alton loatcs. He left
this morning fur Seattle,
Returned From Medford
Hill Uognn returned yeaterdny noon
from Medford, where he has been In
the interest of his pear orchards.
Rturnrd From Trip
Mrs. N. K. Olin ia home from a trip
to Portlund and Hood River.
Born
To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Naah, an
eight-pound girl. She has been nam
ed Dorothy Louise.
Will Visit Here
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ilrnta and child,
of Redne, are in the city for several
days.
From Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. I'eling of Lyons
came in on the morning train to spend
the day here shopping.
Debs Prepares to
Move for New Trial
CLEVELAND, Sept. 13 U. P.
Attorneys for Eugene V. Debs are
preparing a motion for a new trial.
If the motion is denied, IMs will
take his ease to the supreme court
of the United States. He is now at
liberty on bonus.
Volumes
Might Be
Written
on how to save and why, but
they're not necessary.
You KNOW you should save,
and that a start should tie made'
Make it today at our Savings
Department, we'll compound thj
4 per cent Interest regularly.
Capital and Surplus f90.M.M
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Bankers
Albany. - Orcfon
Fortnriller Bros.
Funeral Directors
Both Phones Masonic Bldg.
Oar Own Auto Hearse
Lady Assistant
Frank G. Will
JEWELER
High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut
Class and Hand Painted China
FISHER-BRADEN
Undertakers
Auto Service Lady Assistant
iHay ; Grain
'Seed Salt
Cement
Roofing
. M. SENDERS & CO.
VIERECK'S
BATHS
SHAVING HAIRCUTTING
RAZORS HONED AND SET
Open 7 a. m. .0 7 p. m.j Satur
day 10 p. m. Comer First and
Ellsworth Streets.
War Swings Stamps!
United States
Government
MAM TttT. WUT WVUTMNT " VrTt-Di
COMPOUND INTEBr.T
Wc Never
Use Bait
TO GET CUSTOMERS
INTO OUR STORK
Just Good, Clean Merchaadiae
at a Fair Profit no time spent
In printing the figure "9", ao
popular nowailaye with depart
ment stores. -They say Milium
of this figure Is used every dav
as real bait for customers.
Ol K DRUGS and CHEMICALS
are the BEST
that Money Can Buy Wa sell
them to you at fair prices, with
good service.
Burkhart
&
Lee
Repair Work
Tractors and Autoa a aperialt
Call on
AUTO a MACHINE WORKS
Old Wataon Illdg, First Street
Ben F. Ridders. Proj..
STOVES
- and
RANGES
None better than the
UNIVERSAL GLORY
and
SOUTH BEND
VITROFIED GLAZED
JARS
Will not absorbe con
tents, 1-2 to 30 gal.
BARKER
Hardware Store
Real Estate
Loans & Insurance
Collins & Taylor
Albany Hotel Building
THE BEST
BAKED GOODS
GROCERIES, PRODUCE
and FRUITS
PARKER'S
"The Sign ol Quality"
136 l.yon Si Roth Phones
WOOD
Home Phone 4229 Bell 432-R
Hay and grain buyer and ahlpper
M. G. REED
STETTER'S
Full line of Chlnaware, Dishes,
Crockery, Glssswsre, Granite,
Tinware, and Groceries,
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
kindly mention The Democrat.
B
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THRIFT The
CLASSIFIED ADS.-BUSINESS
CLASSIFIED
For Sale
FOR SAI.E-Canadian lands. F.asv
terms. Full information, see li.-o.
Taylor at corner of 2d and Hroed-
II. in. lOjlf
FOR SAI.F.-A good reliable team
Good han.ess ami wagon. Doth
horses single drivers. Also sums
farm implinicnts. Just the outfit
for small place. 1I4U W. 12th SU
w. II. l urry, both phones. JlOtf
R. I. R. COCKEKEI.S-Purehred
Paystrrak Strain big, red birds
from record egg-layers. Your pick,
III). Ringnerk Bench. Hell 610-J.
FOR SAl.E-7 head of horses, alao all
farm Implements and housrholii
goods, llome "206. W. r'. Kyals,
6 miles northwest of Altmny, lit ntun
roumy. vsl-t
FOR SALF. CIIF.AP-.iu.acr farm
with good bungalow and barn, sit
uated 1 mile south of S. P. depot.
Also fine stork and implements.
Home phone 1-'U2. 1017
FOR SAI.F.-A Molina Tractor and
plows at a bargain. Murphy at
Ilarol.l. 12sl4
FOR SALE or trade J room house
ami 2 Iota: 4 blocks from droot In
Snlem, Ore.; will trade for property
in Aiitany or will sell for JI.'lHI. in
quire of Mrs. U II. Chase, iKMi F.aat
2d St., Albany, Ore. 12s
FOR SALE CHEAP-2 acres, new
house, ham, and chickenhnuae; 2
milea from poatoffice. Prune or
chard and other fruit trees, (all
Democrat Office. i:tslb
FOR SAI.K Strohher Piano in good
condition. Call Fisher-Braden Fur
niture Store. lUalli
12 WORK HOUSES FOR SALE
Esay terms. II. Bryant. daolfw
Help Wanted Male
WANTED 2 newsagents for two
goou runs on ins a. 1'. tail news
stand, S. P. station. 12sl4
WANTED- Paper carriers. Call A I.
bert Senders, 1032 Washington St.
Bell phone 6NMJ. Home phone 1262.
312
Help Wanted Female
WANTED (iirl for general house
work. Good wages if satisfactory.
111 ur-t.:....,.. u it -t
t u.iiiiiif, toil tit., dome unone
4262.
Us
IH'
WANTED A miiMlenged woman to
keep house in the rountry for the
winter, llome phone tWHft, or write
R. F. D. 3. Box 1211.
For Rent
FOR RENT Light housekeeping
rooms, furnished, on ground floor.
fi.Ht West 7th St. Hell phone H7UJ.
12sl4
FOR RENT A modern 4-room heated
apartment. Enquire of Ilurggrnf,
1IH 2d Street. sl2tf
FOR RENT for summer, new 6-rnom
, furnished house. Strictly modern.
In desirable location. Enquire Sll
Weat First St. j2!ti
FOR RENT 7-room house and
acres, 1 mile fro. 11 cnuitnouse, Al
bany, Ore. Fish & Hodges.
FOR RENT 200 aire grain fiirm.
Prefer someone with a good tractor.
llncker eV Beam, 1:18 Lyon St.
Miscellaneous
LOGANBERRY PLANTS WANTED
We are in the market for Ingnn
berry transplants for fall delivery.
Phone or write Albany Nurseriea.
I.lsltl
WANTED A 4-bottom power lift
tractor plow. K. II. Ilolloway. Doth
phones. 12sl4 I
BUYS CONFECTIONERY STORE
S. II. Gilliland has bought the East
End Confectionery Store. sSoo
AN EXPERT TUNER of plnnoa and
organa Is here for a short time only.
Leave your orders nt Woodworths'
Drugstore. 36 years' experience.
14 yenrs In fnctory. Best of citv
references. I-nvo your orders now.
12sl4 h
FOR RENT A 5-room cottage pnrt-1
ly furnished. Also 2 light house
keeping rooms. Inquire 1 block i
east of hlirh school at 333 South '
Jefferson St. Home phone 4128.1
aSOtf
HOPPICKERS WANTED Gentry
hopyard 7 miles south of Albany.
Good campground. Good water.
st NATJONAUDANK
MEMBER FEDERAL RKHF.RVK SYSTEM
Every hanking arcoiumodatlun la afforded hy the am
ple r sources, conservative management and courteous
treatment of the officers and employes of this
institution.
Try a checking account with ua.
need of the American People.
U. SAVINGS DANK
Free sawed wood. Free fruit all
you ran eat. Fro transportation
to the yanl and home at the end of
picking. Fine hope to pick. A a lore
on the ranipground. Will begin
picking Sept. 2. J. A. Seavey, Cor
vallia. Independent Phono KKM.
B22tf
DEMONSTRATION every day with
the A II work Tractor on the Dirk
Miller Farm. 3 milea nurth of Plain
view. Murphy Harold, sl-'tf
FURNITURE bought and sold. Call
E. Rogoway. 2nd and Baker His.,
Bell phone 36 R. Home phone
2227. aliitf
WANTED- A large amount of dark
fraea. Will furnish lioxes snd pay
cent per lb. cash. Pick litem be
fore all are rie on the Ounch. Linn
A llenlon Fruit Assn., W. R. Scott,
Mgr. sltf
lllliil SCHOOL BOY wanta place to
work for board while attending
school. Address Albany R. F. D.
No. 3, Box 10f, telephone ('orvallla
7616. I2sIH
UMIIKF.Lt.AS.-We are showing our
summer tine of "Hull" Detachable
Handle and auitcaae Uptbrellaa in
black and while and colore. The
"Hull" quality la always depend
able. Your initial engraved free of
of charge. F. M. French at Son,
Jewelers and Engravers. m2tf
WOODS A WING Call S. II. Bsidger.
Home phone StlH, Hell 31)1 Y. Hi-tlcn.-e
1112 Elm and llth. siltf
BUSINESS OIRECTQRT
HEMSTITCHING Wc ysrd. 4W-R.
Sue Hrerkenridse. iXJ W. Serond
HARRY G. HOY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 203, First Nstlonsl Bank Bldg.
Albany, Oregon
Prartirea in all Stale and Federal
Courts and before the Department
of the Interior
ELMER C OIPK
Chiropractor
Rooma 5, 7. 9. 10, Cusick Bank Bldg
Nature cannot cure a diaeaae smlsaa
the cauae Is removed. Chiropractic
adjustments remove the csuse.
DR. H. K. JACK8ON
Dentist
Room 404-S First National bank bldg.
! BOTH PHONES
DK. OKOKOtt j. KENAOY
Chiropractor
First Nations! Bank Building
. dltl
Real Estate, Insurance and
Money to Loan
H. F. MERRILL
Insurance. Loans Buret- RrMut.
Special attention given to care ol
property heloneinsto non-resirlrntt.
Room No. I, second floor. First Sav-
ines Hank building. Albany. Oregon.
J. V. PIPE
Bargalna In Farm lands and Cite
property.
Insurance, Money to Loan on Good
rsrms at per cent
FEDERAL FARM LOANS
b'i per cent Interest
A. C. BOHRNNTKIIT
401 Masonic Temple, Sslem, Oregon
B23tf
For Sale Real Fstate
Surety Bunds
E. F. SOX
Firs, Casualty and Automobile
Insurance. Real SstaU
213 1st National Bsnk Rid
Cash Paid for
Junk
Bring in all kinds of motul, Iron,
scraps, sacks, rags, etc. Heln
the Government conserve Its
metnl.
FOR SALE -Several thoussnd
. grain and potato sacks. Also
E-passenger Ford.
PACIFIC JUNK COMPANT
E. Rogoway
Second and Baker Streets, Bell
' 34S-R, Home 2227.