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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY, OCTOBER S. tl
PAGB TWO
Daily Democrat
WM. H. HORN1BROOK. publisher
Bntered t th postoffic at Albany.
Oregon, aa eeondelaee matter.
Daily published every evening except
8unday. Semlweekly published Tuva
day and Fridays.
Boaittnss Matter
la ordering changes at address, sub
scribers should alwaya givs old a
wall aa new addreaa.
Subacriptioa Rates Daily
Delivered by earner, per week . . 10c
Delirered by earlier, per year . . MOO
By mail, at end of year 3.50
By mail, in advance, per ycar..3.00
CUaaifled Katea
On cent per word for firat publica
tion; one-half cent per word thereaf
ter, payable in advance. Minimum
charre. twenty-five centa.
ESTABLISHED IN 1865
SATURDAY. OCTOBKK 5. Ij""
STAMPING OUT THE SLAVS
The question of what to do with the
Slav ia no question at all to German
"We must exterminate them!" i the
unvarying answer.
Deputy Wichtl, of the German partv
of Austria, in a recent speech con
gratulated Germany upon its success
up to the present, in having "annihil
ated Serbia, Montenegro and Russia.'
The next job would be to stamp out,
root and branch, the Slave of Austria
Hungary. He waa cheered.
The speaker looked forward confi
dently to the time when the Slavs
would be wiped off the face of East
ern Europe. "And when that time
cornea," he concluded, "there will no
longer .be two states, but only one
Great Germany. It will be one big
German House, where only German
will be spoken, only German ideas
thought, and German battles fought.
Then we shall wage new war. Wc
shall deliver three mighty blows bv
forcing our way to America, subdu
ing the whole Orient, and establishing
German power over Japan and China!'
Naturally, one of the steps in ac
complishing this German ambition
would be to oppose vigorously tne
formation of Czechoslovak or Jugo
alav states.
From the German point of view this
is a beautiful dream. But the Slavs
have a natural prejudice against be
ing exterminated, root and branch, and
wiped off the face of Eastern Europe.
And it ia quite possible that they mav
have more than the Germans to aav
in the final disposition of themselves
and their territory. Certainly tne
neat and effective way in which t he
Czechoslovaks have been cleaning ud
large pieces of "anpihilated" Russia
and restoring it to action against the
Hun would seem to argue future suc-
And the wisdom of the allied na
tions in recognizing the Czechoslovak
state is convincingly shown by this
speech of Herr Wichtl's.
IT WORKED WELL
The first season of national daylight-saving
is, nearly over. Public
officials, business and professional
people and laboring men in manv
parts of the country declare it a com
plete success. It is estimated that
Ralston
Motor
Co.
Will pay cash for second hand
Dodges and Fords.
We can save you money on
Tires.
HAY, GRAIN. FFED
Stock and Poultry Supplies
Gasoline and Oil
U. G. HAYNE.
East Third and Main Street
4
VIERECK'S
BATHS
SHAVING HAIRCUTTING
RAZORS HONED AND SET
Open 7 a. m. -o 7 p. m.; Satur
day 10 p. m. Corner First and
Ellsworth Streets.
WHEN answering Classiiied ads
please mention the Democrat.
several million dollars were saved in
the reduced use of artificial lights
and power.
There is one advantage of the sys
tem which is hard to measure in anv
terms, although it is of real import
ance. That is the health and enjoy
ment that has come to individuals
through their extra hour of sunlight
after the day's work waa done. Mil
lions of people made, use of thut time
in seeking healthful relaxation and re
creation in the sunshine and open air
A'hich would have Iieen impossible
Beginning Oct. 1 Milk Will
Sell at
13c per quart and 7c per pint. Cream 2oc per pint and 20c per 1-2 pt.
On account of high price of bottles will ask all customers to have all
bottles out each day; otherwise will be obliged to charge for missing
bottles.
Albany Retail Dairies
DO YOU
You can aell live poultry or caa
D. E. Nebergall Meat Co.
Both Phones 47
WE INVITE YOUR
ACCOUNT
W offer every service in the scope of good banking capable man
agement, ample capital, convenient location, modern equipment, com
plete facilities and efficient services. W invite your account.
ALBANY STATE BANK
Jllu3 oil:
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'. LEADING HOTEL
New Victor Records
Today
No. 45154 A KHAKI LAO (Wcrreraath) $1.00
No. 18495 FOR YOUR HOY AND MY BOY (Quartett)) .... 85c
No. 18492 WHEN UNCLE JOE STEPS INTO FRANCE .... 85c
No. 18476 CHASING THE CHICKENS (Six Brown Brother) 85e
No. 35070 ORIENTAL FOX TROT $1.35
HEAR THESE RECORDS TODAY
Woodworth Drug Co.
Michelin Tires
and Tubes
Are more in quality and
heavier compared with other
tires. Therefore better serv
Ice. Prices right. When you
think of retiring, call on us
and we will show yeu a real
Auto tire.
L. B. Hixon, Jr.
129 Lyon Street
Hell phone lliSIt Home 2417
without the daylight saving system.
! War iranleners could stay in their gar
i.ietis longer than usual, und the result
t was excellent for both.
I The actual turning ahead of clocks
I ami watches was a much simpler
. achievement than many people hail
' feared. Nobody will mind turning
them back again on October 27th. But
most fols will look forward to the
change the olher way forward next
spring.
REAO cjUR WANT ADS
KNOW
buy dressed poultry any time.
Second and Lyon Sts.
"How Do
You Do"
And
"Good Bye"
You Use Those Woids
when friends come to
your home. Yon are
glad to see them, and
sorry that they are
leaving.
Returned Fro mltunl
Mr. ami Mr. G. T. llollister re
turned this afternoon from Aiille.
where they visited Mrs. llollistur's sis
ter, Mrs. J. M. Atwater. Mr. Millili
ter also hunted China Pheasant while
there.
To Attend Funeral
Member! of the Women's Benefit
association of the Maccabees art re
quested to met at the hall at t :30
Sunday morning and attend the fu
neral of our late niemlier, Helm Hays,
by order of the Record keeper.
NOTICE
I have not sold out my woodsnw,
and do not intend doing so. All re
01 la to that effect are not true. I
will appreciate all orders received.
S. II. HRIDCEIt.
1112 Elm St., Home phone .IMS. Hell
phone 3!'3Y. s3io!6
NOTICE OF SALE OK GOVERN
MENT TIMBER
GENERAL LAND OFFICE. Wash
ington, 11. C, August -"., l!18. No
tice is hereby given that subject to
the conditions and limitations of the
Act of June !. ISUi! (3:t Stat., 218),
and the instructions of the Secre'nrv
of the Interior of September 15, l!17.
the timber on the following lands will
lie sold Oct. Hi. lstl. at 10 o'clock A.
M . at public auction at the United
Statea land office at Koseburg, Ore
gon, to the highest bidder at not less
than the appraised value as shown bv
this notice, sale to be subject to the
approval of the Secretary of the In
terior. The purchuse price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth of one per
rent thereof, being commissions al
lowed, must lie deposited at time of
sale, money to lie returned if sale ia
not approved, otherwise patent will
issue for tne timber which must he
removed within ten years. Bids will
be received from citizens of the Unit
ed States, associations uf such citi
zens and corporations organized un
der the lawa of the United States or
any state, territory or district thereof
only. Upon application of a qualified
purchaser, the timber on any legal
subdivision will be offered separately
before being included in any offer of a
larger unit.
T 16 S R. 2 W., Sec. 25; NE'J SW
4 red f 800 M. yellow fir So0 M .
cedar 50 M.; NWV. SW'4. red fir KM)
M.. yellow fir 800 M.; SW', SW,
red fir 1150 M.. yellow fir 100 M..
cedar 50 M.; SE'i SW'i, red fir 650
M., yellow fir 100 M.: NE'J SEV. red
fir 550 M.; NW'J SE'4. red fir 450
M., yellow fir 900 M.; SW'i SE'J,
red fir 700 M.. yellow fir 350 M..
cedar 50 M.: SE'-i SE'4, red fir 1025
M., yellow fir 300 M.; none of the red
fir, yellow fir or cedar is to be sold at
less than J 1.50 per M.
CLAY TALI. MAN,
Commissioner General t-ind Officj.
Soli
Don't Break
Your Back
Flailing
Beans
Load them on the hayrack and
brine them to our thresher, nt
the Warehouse, Foot of Jt-ffer-kon
Street.
Modern IJenn Cleaning Mn "'hi fi
ery (, ruder, Polisher, Clay
Crushing Roll.
Murphy's
Seed Store
YES WE BUY BEANS, Too
Volumes
Might Be
Written
on how to save and why, hut
they're not necessary.
You KNOW you should save,
and that a itart should le made'
Make it today at our Savings
Department, we'll compound th
4 per cent Interest regularly.
Capital and Surplus $90,000.00
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Rankers
Albany,.
Oregon
Wc Never
Use Bait
TO GET CUSTOMERS
INTO OUR STOCK
Just Good. Clean Merchandise
cl a Fair I'ro.'lt no tii.it spent
In printing the figure "0", so
popular nowaday with depart
ment store, 'lhey ay billion
of t!is figure i ued every dav
as real bait for customers.
OUR DRUGS and CHEMICALS
are the BEST
th it M.mey Can Buy- W sell
them to you at fair price, with
good service.
Burkhart
&
Lee
Repair Work
Tractor and Auto a sperUltv
Call on
AUTO & MACHINE WtlRKS
Old Watson Bldg, First Street
lien F. Riddr. Prop.
FISH KR-HR ADEN
Undertakers
Auto Service Lady Assistant
Cash Paid for
Junk
Bring in all kinds of metal, Iron,
scraps, sacks, rngs, etc. Hcln
the (iovemment conserve its
metal.
FOR SALE Several thousand
grain and potato sack. Also
6-passenger Ford.
PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY
E. Kogoway
Second and Bakrr Street. It'll
345-lt, Home 2227
Really
Canadian Lands
LOANS AM) INSURANCE
Geo. Taylor
Corner of Second and Itroadalhin
Hell 52J; Home 2075
THE BEST
BAKED GOODS
GROCERIES, PRODUCE
and FRUITS
at
PARKER'S
"The Sigo ol Quality"
136 l.yon Si Both Phones
Frank G. Will
JEWELER
High claas Jewelry, 8llver, Cut
Glass ami Hand Painted China
STETTER'S
Full line of Chlnaware, Dishes,
Crockery, Glassware, Granite,
Tinware, and Groceries.
A
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ADS.-BUSINESS
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CLASS. Fl HI)
For Sale
FOR SAI.E-A good reliable team.
Good hariiraa and wagon. Both
horses single driver. Also avm
farm impliineiita. Just th outfit
for small place. 1140 W. 12th St.
W. II. Curry, both phone. JU'tf
r'OR SALE 4 room house. 2 big lots.
Barn, chicken park. In Sunns Ad
dition. Name your own term. Lib
erty Bonds acceptable. Or will ac.
rept auto as part payment. Address
Kay A. Humphreys, agent S. P. Co.,
Veneta, Oregon. s30o7
FOR SALE - I Jersey bull ralf 0 num.
old subject to register, color dark.
1'riie $35. Call 2520 Home phone.
4o7
FOR SALE 7-week-nld pigs. Price
$4. Home phone K;T. I 4otii
FOR SALE 7 head of horae and
colts. Wagon and harness. See J.
M. Culler. Salem Road. K. I, after
i p. m. IU1I phone 2;F22. 2o8
CRAPES FOR SALE Concord and
White Niagara, tl per bushel de
livered -II per bushel. II. Schiiel,
Hume phone tili05. 3o5
FOR SAI.E-Hain Wagon almost
new; .1-sectiun lever harrow; sadille
pony, weight l.ooo lbs.; and 7-year-old;
also 14-inch Olived rhilled walk
ing plow. See P. Freerksen or call
Horn 741.4. 3o5
12 work horses for sale
Easy terms. II. Bryant. da5tfw
For Rent
FOR RENT- 20-arre farm S miles
south of Albnny on Pacific High
way good house and all in cultiva
tion. Decker & Beam, 133 Lyon St.
4o7
FOR RENT- 7-room hous and
acre, 1 mile fro,a rourtuouse, Al
bany, Ore. Fish Hodges.
FOR RKNT-Smnll place near North
Albany school. Good huuse. All
kinds of berries. $10 per munth. J.
S. Murgan, Xl.'l Jeffersun St. .told
Help Wanted Female
WANTED - Dining room girl. Imiuir
at Van. Iran Hotel. 3u5
Miscellaneous
SWEET CIDER-Will make cider for
the public at my place t mile north
of Albnny every Tuesday until fur
ther notice. C. R. Widmer, Home
253H. Some barrels on hand.
o-lin4dw
WANTED Place to work for room
and hourd by girl nttending high
school. Home phone K530. 3o5
WANTED Work on a furm by man
with family. C. B. Baker, I05H W.
8th St. 3o6
COVERNMENT NEEDS 12,000 clrrka
at Washington. Examinations Ore
gon in October. Salary $1200. Ex
perience unnecessary. Men and wo
men desiring government positions
write for free particulars, J. C.
, Ionard (former Civil Service Ex-
aminurj, 775 Kenoia Bldg., Wash
ington. 3oH
FOUND Pair of glasses in eaae. Can
be had by identifying and paying
for thia ad. Call at Democrat Of
fice. BUYS CONFECTIONERY STORE
S. II. Gilliland has bought the East
End Confectionery Store. s5o5
MRS FRANCES M. WILSON will re
sume her plnno teaching. Krhmltt
Ilunt Bldg., September 23d. Found
ation specialist. 18ol8
SWITCHES Made from combing or
cut hnir. Union taken at Hamil
ton's Millinery department, or will
call at home for order. Home
phone 238'2. Mrs. T. Tellefson.
alfiolfi
HOPPICKERS WANTED Gentry
hopyard 7 mile south of Albany.
Good campground. Good water.
Free sawed wood. Free fruit all
you can eat. Free transportation
to the yard and home at the end of
picking. Fine hope to pick. A store
on the campground. Will begin
picking Sept. 2. J. A. Seavey, Cor
vnllis. Independent Phone 8851.
. a22tf
DEMONSTRATION every day with
the A II work Tractor on th Dick
Miller Farm, 3 miles north of Plain
view. Murphy A Harold. s!2tf
FARM FOR RENT 820 a. equipped
fnrm for rent. All stocked, and
mnrhlnery. About 140 a. under
plow. Prefer rnsh rent. Hay and
grain In ham to sell at mnrket price.
For particulars ee Geo. Taylor, 2d
S NMIMAL1ANK
MEMIIK.lt FEDERAL RESERVK SYSTEM
Every banking accommodation I afforded by tha aia
pie resource, conservative management and courteous
treatment of th officers and employes of this
Institution.
Try a checking account with us.
need of th American People.
y
and Broadalbin.
s30oll
PIANO LESSONS - Mrs. Winifred
Worrell, authorised teacher of The
Progressive Series of Piano les
sons, will liegln Oct. 1st. Bell phone
473 K. 031) W. 3d St. s30tf
WRIST WATCHES For ladles and
cuts, we hav the Elgin and V) att
ain, but mak a aiiecialty of th
l.ady liruen," th lull wender for
the ladie ami th non-hreakabl
"trench" watch for th aoldier boy.
See your magaxinea for a decnp-
tion of these wonderful little watcl.
es. F. M. French A Son, Jewelers
A Engravers, Albany.
FURNITURE bought and sold. Call
E. Rogoway, 2nd and Baker Sts.,
Bell phone 345-R. Horn prion
2327. alillf
UMIIRELI.AS W ar showing our
summer lln of "Hull" Dalarhabl
Harull and aultcaa Umbrella in
black and white and color. Th
"Hull" quality I alwaya depend
able. Your Initial engraved free of
of charge. F. M. French A Son,
Jeweler and Engravers. m2lf
WOODSAWINC Call S. H Daidger.
Horn phone 3118, Bell SU3Y. kai
dence 1112 Elm and 1 1th. aOtf
BUSINESS OIRECTOBT
HEMSTITCHING 12 Sc per yard,
thread furnished. Bell phone 452R.
Sue Breckenridge, 333 W. 2d SU
HARRY G. HOY
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Suite 203. First National Bank Bldg.
Albany, Oregon
Practice ia all Slat and Federal
Court and before th Department
of the Interior
ELMER C. GIPB
Chiropractor
Rooms S, 7. 9, 10, Cusick Bank Bldg
Natur cannot cur a diseaa unltss 4
th cause la removed. Chiropractic
adjustment remove th cause.
OR. H. K. JACKSON
Ocntiat
Room 404-5 First National bank bids,
BOTH PHONES
UK GEO HOE J. ICENAOY
Chiropractor
First National Bank BuiMlna;
dltl
Real Estate, Insurance and
Money to Loan
It MEKKILL
Insurance. Loans, Surety Bonda
Si.fiul attcnliiiri eivrn I . cirr ol
iroperty bcloiimnuUi nin-reidt nit.
Koom No. I, second floor. First Sav
ours Rank tniililine AHisne 1 irreon
I. V. PIPB
Bargalna In Farm Landa and Cite
property.
Insurance, Money to Loan on Good
Farms at i per cent
FEDERAL FARM LOANS
t'i per cent Interest
A. C BOIIRNSTKDT
401 Masonic Temple. Salem, Oregaa
a28tf
For Sale Real Estate
8urty Bund
E. F. SOX
Fir, Casualty and Automobile
Insuranc. Ral Estst
21J 1st National Bank Bldg
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ad.
kindly mention Th Democrat.
Fortmillcr Bros.
Funeral Directora
Both Phone Masonic Bldg.
Our Own Auto Hurt
Lady Assistant
Hay Grain
Seed Salt
Cement
Roofing
M. SENDERS & CO.