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PACK TWO ALBANY PAIL! DKMOCRAT. Tl'KSDAY, NOVEMBER 3. Daily Democrat WM? h7 HORN I B ROOK, pubiiher Entered at the postoff.ee at AUany. Oregon, aa aecond claaa matter. Iail publiahed every evcninir except Standuy. SemlweeUy publiahed Tuea daya mid Frtdaya. ' Buaineaa Matter In ordering ehanjrea of addreaa, eub acrtbera abould aiwaya K'v olJ well aa now addreaa. Subarrlptlon Ratea Pally Delivered by carrier, per week . . 10c iY.tJk...l kD ivrrfer ner Tear .. S4A.- By mall, at end of year 8 50 .T in .Jvinn Der vear . . 3.00 ' -V r " Claaalfled Ratea One cent per word for first publics n.hilr rent ner word thereat tr. 'navable rn advance. Minimum ehare-e,tentyYjnU. ESTABLISHED IN 1865 TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5, ISIS. GETTING READY FOR 1'EACE There is no question that the time has come for the United Suites to begin preparing lor peace. We are now so thoroughly on a war basis that the transition will be a big, slew and difficult matter at best. There are almost countless problems to be worked out problems -fleeting tne restoration of our soldiers to the eo nomic life of the country, problems of labor and capital, problems of public utilities, problems of domestic and foreign trade, problems of manufac ture and mining and agriculture, ot shipping, of housing, of education, ol transportation, of developing our na tional resources, of reorganizing oi:r governmental departments, and so cn indefinitely. It cannot be truly said that we a'.i as unready for peace as we were for war, because in the big organisation we have deeloped for war purposes consisting of the best brains of the country, we have the machinery at hand for tackling the peace job. We also have the benefit of plans worked out by England and France, whicn have been engaged in this task for two years. The main thing is to provide some central authority and get down to work. Two plans are proposed at Wash ington. The chief difference between them is that one would place the re sponsibility in the hands of the exec- utive and the other would leave it wits congress. It is hard to say which would work better, tnd perhaps the question is not worth quarreling about. It could be done either way But it will not be done in time unless it is started quickly. APPLYING A PRINCIPLE It seems an ambitious undertaking when President Wilson, last Four.h of July, committed the United States to this principle: "The destruction of every arbitrary power anywhere that can separately, secretly and of its single choice dis turb the peace of the world; or, if it cannot be presently destroyed, at.tl:e least its reduction to virtual impo tence." And already every autocratic gov ernment in the world is "reduced to virtual impotence and the last rep resentatives of autocracy are ready to surrender. The world do move, especially when Uncle Sam Teits into the game. AFTER YOU, VVILIIELM The war seems to have reached the stage of a contest in generosity be tween Wilhelm and his people. The Kaiser is willing to sacrifice the last German for the good of the Father land, and Germany is willing to sac rifice the last Kaiser. And there you are! It's a que?lioi of which beats the other to it. We're not betting on Wilhelm. NOTICE OF SCHOOL ELECTION TO INCREASE TAX MORE THAN SIX PER CENT OVER THAT OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of School District No. 5 of Linn County, State of Oregon, that an election will be held in said District a the High School on the 21st day of No vember, 1918, at One o'clock in the P. M., to vote on the question of increas ing the amount of the tax levy in said District for the year 1919, by more than six per cent over the amount of such levy for the year immdeiatelv preceding. It is necessary to raise this addi tional amount by special levy for the following reasons: Increase in amount of tax to be raised is due to the in creased cost of salaries and supplies and general running expense. Dated this 1st day of November. 1918. J. K. WEATIIERFORD. . Chairman Board of Directors. Attest: D. D. HACKLEMAN, District Clerk. nl-20 35 Do your Xmas shopping early for the boys Over There. It i fa I ; 1 ,l ill ' ' ?. a Thirty Feet of Danger The intcin.il c.uu! i an important part of every inaiv.iiu.il, iir.porunc cw;y inch of its thirty feet. The upper portion of it i intended fur the diges tion of food a::d aSvirption of its uwfu! portions. Hut the lower part is concerned with the elimina tion of va-.rc materia!, It is, in other words, the creat sewer of the body. The more food eaten, the greater the waste. If a sewer becomes closed up, its contents stagnate and become more and more dangerous. Constipation means more than failure to evacuate the bowels regularly and thoroughly. It means stagnation, increased fermentation, putrefaction and germ action. Increased amounts of irritating and poisonous substances are formed. Absorption of these into the blood follows. Self-poisoning results. Danger, disorder, disease, or even death follow. Pills, purgative mineral waters, castor oil, salts, etc., do not cure constipation or prevent its con sequences. They make it wor because they do not only irritate the bowels, but they "wear out" in effect and so must be taken in increasing doses, making constipation a habit. But the Nujol Treatment for Constipation over comes constipation by helping Nature re-establish easy, daily, thorough bowel evacuation as Vegular as clockwork. Nujol prevents stagnation and self-poisoning. Nujol forms no habit, except a natural, healthy habit. After Nujol has trained the bowels to act, it can be dispensed with. Nllj Oly ror constipation k l. n. f-Ai. urr. Nujol Laboratories STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) 50 Bro.dw.y, New York "Regular as Clockwork Tl'nrriitKf "i0' ' ,M onI'r in " urniiif,. ,jrj b..ttici firing the Nujol Tnulc Mark. Insist on NujuL Vuu may juftr from subiututet. l TIME TO MAKE MINCE -MEAT New Nuts, Dates, Figs, Raisins, Citron, Orange and Lemon Peeling. Also Fresh Codfish Bricks, just in, at Sean "irst and Ferry Phone 51 We Have Our Own Delivery Co your limit for the Big Y. M. C. A. and Ked Cross Dri'e coming. "How Do You Do" And "Good Bye" You Use Those Word when friends come to your hon.e. You ar plad to nee them, and sorry that they ar leaving. IT IS THE WAY OF THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL ot Portland. Cordiality of Greeting, nice service, garnce for your use if you am diving a car, and close proxirr i.y to all places of Interrt, are mate -? The Multnomah PORTLAND', LEAPING HOTEL uA 3 wfn $l-2 Is1 t V i 5T DO YOU KNOW You can sell live poultry or ran buy dresned poultry any time, at D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. Both Phones 47 Sf-cond and Lyon HU. Sor;;ont Crawford ritt's l rom Franctt The fmllmvih le't'T hna Nvn iv vive from their son, Soi itoiint (Io. . livforl, by Mr. mul Mra. W. V 'taw f'rl; Frtineo, tVtuU-r 1-th. Wiw Father: KeivivtM your moat !ivmi li'ttor on tVt. "t h. A nuint' ifter you scomt tluvn. Kiittl of make- i fi'ih'w f 'l kuhI to j; t a few wonN from rUMtu. One ifeta lone-some Vmerira'i ways tuul e-.atomn. It is much iliffetvnt here. The people niv n't near as fast tn husi iesa, luit thev sure know how to eh:.ri;e for their wart-a. Thry n'Hi-mhle the Jewa in many ways. Thin plaee is full of wo men's hunt ware shon. Say, talk almni hats, some s. II ones heiv at priees. It buiv keeps a fellow Sroki" tit itress n woman lu iv. There is a j-ark in the center of this plate, our 1mIs nlay every Si.nJay, am! yon o'.iji'ht to s o the French women on pa rage nr.mnj the circle where the i-an-l s playing. Some oisplay of clothe. Hut an A hum lean eir! lias ( Hem all beat a mile. We have enter! attics M :he V who are real Amencans anil lull o:' jury . too. The ( imiie.-t I have seen is a pair of il.u s p.illitt. v'art ami an oil French tioep.T t;.I inr. Say. w lint does .i n ln ihon tractor cis '.' What kinit ami how many ph ws were you pullinir in youi demonstration ti plow an ucrv in ot mivjjto? Sevi-ral leys here tl v.:!t it. "e have Iat "e otics in our o il fit , tin.; '.ht y sure e:.n do thincs. l'i". not wk1, :ny (H.;:it I ut will W in a few wee-; im worl inir at t!-e s:t:no j h I was ::' ome or.ly it ei)ers more line. Things sure 1 h'. trov!: -c-us.- 1 w:l! l-e ho::;. let Vay. Have jou e-o te Ion: yet? department seetrs tt he awful slow in senilinu tltent o.it. They have n't given me notice yet that they werr sent to you. Charley Kutseh saw Wilmer Long, yesterday. Not nianv of our old hoys here. Am feel-mr firm '.-! ih.'tdv. U ill st r.d you n picture of myself soon. Will write more l:.t r. With love, jour son. Wc Never Use B;tit TO f.KT ri'STOMKKS into oi'u s-vror.K JtiKt CtNMl, Clean MerehantUn nt a Fair Pro.'ll no time Npr it in printing the figure "U", so popular nowadays with depart ment store. T hey any hillii na of tt'.is figure is used mvry dv na real hait for customers. OVH IIKICS and CHEMICALS are the I1KST that Money Can lujr We sell them to you at fair prices, with ood service. Burkhnrt & Lcc wmk IV. 'A- cyw Dost is noiw too good especially when it U the cheapest No matter what you use lhrht for, you would Is justified in having the best even if it costs more. Hut where the ht st costs less then it all hut iHiomes a dulv to have it. Working, reading or playing bv the light of WESTINGHOUSE ' MAZDA LAMPS will give vou more pleasure, more profit nnd more satisfac tion. And you will actually econo n.tr.e on your lighting bills at the same tim?. Our stock of these famous lamps is complete. We have the proper sire and voltage to take -arc cf your every requirement, it will j ay you well to consult us. Ralstcn Electric Co. 310 N ext Second Equipped With Every Facility for liandlinir nrcounts in 9 prompt nl reliable manner thin l-Hnl: ftoliri'g ttw liusinr-K of rorjiori'tions, firms nnil indiviil unlii. I.' you have need for a until factory hanking? ncrvire we rnn fill It. Capital and Surplim $!IO,t00.00 J. W.Cusick Hi Co. Repair Work Trnrtiir, and AtitiM a uprrialtv OH on lTO & MACIIINK V()KKS OlJ Wiilnon Hl.lir, Kir,t Strrct Urn V. Hiililpm. l'roj.. FISH K It-15 R A I) KN Undertaker Auto Sendee Lady Aulitant Cash Paid for Junk ISriiiK- in all kimli of mptnl, iron, ai-raps, laeka, raca, 'tc. Hi'lo the Government conserve ita n:etnl. KOK SALE Several thojiuind k'rnin and potato lacks. Also S-passener Ford. PACIFIC JINK COMPANY E. ICoKowav Second and Maker Streeta, llell 315-K, Home 2227 Realty Canadian Lands LOANS AND INSl RANCE Geo. Taylor Corner of Second and llroadalhin llell S2J; Home 207.'. THE IIEST BAKKO GOODS OROCKKIKS.rRODUCP nil FRUITS PARKER'S "TL Siijn ( Ouality" t.6 l.yco St. Both Phono Bankers Albany, Oregon Frank G. Will JEWELER Hilfh di-ia Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glaaa arlu Hand Painted China STETTER'S Full line of Chinaware, Dishei, Crorkery. GLaiware, Granite. Tinware, and Grocerlea. 13 A N Y U NATIONAL BANK Practical Patriotism An Important duty hirli e hu lay nl home owe our Country In the conri allon of our reaourvea to the ullrrntnat. He who aavra la In liiu hU rountry, hla ruiiiinuiilty and hintttflf. omh il SAVINGS BANK CLASSIFIED ADS.-BUSINESS y t'HKISTM AS CAKIS i'o I? m'nt 'tver There" ntul ariivi for iiitm mtiKt Ituve un or U'fnrt Nt. vt-mbiT L'Oth. We Imve our Ninn ('anU, SeaU .in.l I'rcurutinim nil ivmly for your in p'i'tinn. Sht-.Tt'tr l'o.:i lniii iVni, Loom I.eu. S'oti aiil I'lHv" Itioiij l.i at her (Jumln ami . tJiU.i.i y are npt. riate uihl j t'al! t;iul I nt!. u.- mir KttH'k . i'.ii. UWW.Wi.S : 121 limn.) ilhin SI. nit. a lw WAM'KH IN.tnlo iiifk'er - M vvnt per h'ur. Von on hiiyn nut wanted. O. KomIit, route i, AHMiiya Hunk phone IM't. 4iHi WANTKl To hear ftum owner of KoihI ranih for nale. Statu ea)i price, full dem-riptlun. I. K. tuh, MiuneiipoliM, Minn. o'Jt'Jf!n:ti::ttl7L'M Sne nil fruit pit- and walnut 1 hhrlln for the I . S. (.ttv riuttritt. i I I ci Assii For Sale TO SKI.!, (Ut TKAIK TimUrlnnd worth S,imm). Will take real prop erty in evhmit:e. JIox 4:t llmwul-villi-. oVMt For Rent VOR KKNT ?-ro4in houe and Te, 1 mile fr,u ou'tuouia, Ail-any, Orp. Hth A Modui'S. PA STL UK KCK RKNT Kor 4 iprinif aivt', (iooil shelter, plenty of tmw nnl Bfpnruto frm other st'K-k. Price 1 per nionLii. Jjmea .Mcl'ourt. :Uh' North Oak M. or 1UII ptiom) 4-4K I.OST Suttintny evcninK'. Mark ailk hair, enutainini; iflairn, hottle med icine, and $'JO. Kinder p!eune leave nt thi (ffiro and receive reward. Mm. O. '. Hei-U-her, Santiatn lioad. 4n; Miscellaneous I'Ol'N'I) A Lurr off of a wnirun axle in front of )onloffice. Owner can have naim hy calling nt lenimnit office and paying fur ad. Un.r THE Ai;cTIONKKU- C. Sattcrlee, farm alen a niM-cinlty and all kind took Bale, fall at J. A. Howard s real cut ate office nt nj W. lut, Al hany, Oregon, for dates. do24n7wo2ydl FOt'Nl -- Pair of i-lnjtte In cae. Can hp hnd by identifyinic nnd pttyinir for thiti ad. Call at l)eniocrat Office. A COO!) SHOP, HUY-1 pair P.Mn. he..vy lort'er ahoen, nixe H. Hafl ! n lined .'. days. Priru 7.ft). The Itlain ( lothinif Co. W'ANTi:i An "Oriole" Uly haiikct nt the Itcd Crom Store. ViERECiCS BATHS sii wing HAiRca rriNf; KA.OItS IKINEII AM) SET Qpen 7 n. m. 1.0 7 p. m.; Siitur lny 10 p. ni. Corner Flrnt nnil Kllnworth fitreeta. CITY NEWS Weather Report VeHtenlay'a tenipniture runted from 05 to dereea nnil the river Simula nt .! foot. I-e-rt for ldiih .MiK Kihi l llt'iiiu of thia city atnrt- eil for Koniuh, Ifhihu, thia mommy, where ahe will viail for aeveml weekn with her hrother. Lehnnonite Here Hurry lionuvon of Ihnnon wna In Albany yeatenlny for the luy. Haa ItuHinina In Halem -E. I.. Wilder will ho in Kitlein on buaineaa for the day. Returned Home After viaitinK n few iluya with her aunt, Mra. Frnnk Kkipton, Miaa Echo finddia returned thia morning to llua kina, Oregon, where alio haa a poal- tion. S. N. Kieh of I-ebnnon wna In the eity yeHt!rdiiy on liimineaa. A. C. Dnvia of Mill City wna a Sun ilnv viaitor in thia city. PIANO LESSONS- TroKreaaive Se riea. Mra. Winnirrrd Worndl. llell plHiuo 47:ilt. tt:l W. 3d St. olllf KUUNITI KK bouKht and aold. Call K. KoKuway, 2nd and lUikor Hi:, llell piiotie llume phuua 227. aiu.J L'MHRKl.l.AS-We ara ahvwlux our aummvr litis ol "Hull" iKlaeliakU llnmlla and aullcaae Unbrvllaa In black and while and oulura. Tha "Hull" quality la aiwaya difxnd- abla. Vour luiual siutrmved frea of of charge. K. M. French Sou, Jowvlera and Enicrnvera. ni2lf WU4)HSAWlN(r- Call S. II. t.dicr. Home phone HUH, llell illJV. Una I deme 111.' Elm and 11th. aiilf BUSINESS DIRECIORT IIK.MSTITCHlNi; 12Sc per yard, thread furnuhed. llell pnune o2H. Sue Hreckcnndfc-e. X13 Vi. id SU ELMEK C. Q1PK Chiropractor Hooma J, 7, 9. 10, CuaMa Bank Hid Nature cannot cure a dlaeaa -uafca th cauae la removed. Chltopracljc adjuitmenta remove the caua. DR. H. K. JACKSON Uantiat Room 404-J Kirat National bank bids. BOTH PHONES DK. OEOKOK J. .1ENAOY Chiropractor I'lrat National Bank Buljln dftl . Keai Estate, Insurance and Money to Loan H. K. MERKILL Iruurance, Loan a. Surety Bon da 1T'U Mltrniton Hivrn t rare ol ;i'jeily helonuiiiKi,, nn-ieMenj'. o..m N. 1. .rr.iml flfior. I'irjt Sv ' Hank huildmij. Alhanr. Oreuon J. V. I'IPK RarKalna In Farm Landa and Cite prorty. Inaiiranre, Muney to Ixan on Good Karma at 8 per cent FEDERAL FA EM LOANS 6yj per cent Intereat A. C. IIOIIHNHTKDT 401 Maannlc Temple. Salem, Oreioa For Sale Real Estate Loane Burery Bunda K. V,. SOX Fire, Caaualty and Automobile Inaurance. Real Batata 213 lat National Bank Bid Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Both Phonee Maaonlc Bldg. Our Oven Auto Hearaa Lady Aaalatant CASH paid for I'SEI) H UN I I I UK See ua at 215 Lyon Street E. L. STIFF A SON RECLEANEI) CHEAT An VETCH SEED M. SENDERS & CO. t