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PACiB TWO ALHAVY DAILY DEMOCRAT, TIFM AY. J VM' ARY T, HUH. Daily Democrat WM. HOKNlHKOOK. publisher Entered at the postoffi.-e at Allany, Oregon, econd clan matter. Daily published every evening except rjunuay. Semlweekly published Tues days and Fndsys. Business Matter In ordering chance of ajdreal, sub scribers ahould always ifiv old as well as new address. Subscription Kate Daily Delivered by cai :ier. per week . . 10c Delivered by carrier, per year . . $4.00 by mail, at end of year S.M My mall, in advance, per year . . S.00 Claaaified Kates One ijnt per word for first publica tion; one-half cent per word thereaf ter, payable in advance. Minimum charge, twenty five cents. ESTABLISHED I N 1865 Tl KSDAV. JAM'AKY 7. 131!'. G Kit MANS MIST SAM'TE. The American army of ixvupiition in I Oernmny nUnied in with the declared intention of interfering with Herman life and custon.es as little :.s possible, The police work wua. at h-est, ditaste ful to our tro .ps. They had no im. pulse to over. do it, as the Hermans have done wherever they have been in authority over a foreign population. There was no desire to bother or hu mil atc the natives unnecessarily. tie nu.tKcs ar.ti practices or tnosc, Americans are a crvIit to them and to their country. Rut they f-wTu, that j their fine ideals would not work. Tr.e. German population did not react to their tolerance and generosity as ani American, French or Belgium popula-, tion would have done. To the Germans, tolerance meant laxity. They decided that the Americans were "easy." and proceeded to take advantage of them accordingly. j The result was that the American army has adopted the same strict rule enforced by the occupying French an.l British armies to povern the German population. The German officers sol diers, rial road workers and policemen are required to salute all officers in allied uniform in the American zone of occupation, and the people are re- quired to po home early and obey other rules far stricter than tho.e first im posed. 1 It is done, franklv. for le morhl ef fect on the German pc pie. And it will probably be pood for them, if only Wilhelm, Hirdenburp and Tir- pit2 were there to salute the boys in khaki! ' : ALLEGED MVBDFRFR IS PLACED N TRIAL TODAY PORTLAND, Jan. 7. J. Cyril Liard, alleped murderer, train robber, and blackmailer, was placed on trial in circuit court here today on the charpe of murderinp Deputy Sheriff Frank Twombly the nipht of Novem ber 19. Laird, it is aleped, killed the deputy sheriff while speednp throuph East Portland, followinp his act of r.ibhinsr the patekeener at the Interstate bridpe. Twombly had no idea Liard was a robter. merely chasinp him as a speeder. The patcVeeper at the bridpe was relieved of $123. Apusta Carlson, who had posed as the wife of Laird for several months, preceding his arrtst. is said by the police to have confesacd that Liard robbed the bridpe patekeeper and kill ed Twombly. The police sav she dt-" clared she feared that if Liard were nnt nrrested h would kill her because of her knowledge of his crimes. It is also said she implicated Liard in the holdup of a Great Northern train nearj Seattle last rtepiemoer. ami in a oimc--mailinp scheme arainst prominent citizens of Portland. The man who went on trial today U fMnn';nr tiaras- ?".nfl- depree murder, hiphway robbery, train tnr-ji ns be of use to the enemy, robbery, larcencv of povemrner: The corporal rejoin .?d the command bonds, desertion from the army and In a surprisingly sh' rt time consider violation of his parole from the Walla It-P the nature of the tnsk. The enp Utla Twnitntinrv i taIn If he had carried out his It is predicted that Liard's defense1 will be that Ajrusta Carlson frameo the case apainst him to protect the real murderer, whom she loves more than she des Liard, with whom she lived as his wife. It is believed the defense will attempt to stamp Miss Carlson as an adventuress who craved a life of luxury nnd used Liard as a cats paw. RTVFItSIDF ITFMS. Mrs. Gertrude KaboureV, of Stay ton is visiting" at the hoTre of her dnutrhter. Mrs. T. W. Hornbark. Miss. Gerda Lindstrom went to Portalnd Saturday for a few days' vist with friends. Mrs. Wallace Tmnx is quite Rirk with bronchitis. Dr. Kij'jrs, of Al bany, is m attendance. Mr. Wm. Laubner. who has been quite ill for some time, is slowly im- I CASH PAID FOR ' I-U-N-K ' I Metal, Iron Scrap, Sack. Rae. ' I and an forth. I 1 Pacific JonV Company I I E. ROOOWAY I I Second and Dnker Street I I It'll S4.1U, Home 2227 I a proving. .Mr. ami Mr. Archie Miller went to Wintel SMinl.iy to attend a meeting of Ankeny llninge. CANINE HEROES HAD TO DIE Dirt Neceuity Forced th Monk of St. Bernard to Put Their Doge to Death. All but wit of the fnn.Mi St. IVr- n:ir1 iio-H ki'itt hy the monk of th..t an it nt uioiihstory in iln Alp Iiha by tin ujir l to ihts inu-.s.urv. TIk' St. IVniurt. mw Is of hlMorl ml r- nown. It oontuvt the vnl. of tlu l;hone nth) the IVrn HmI'.imi. It was ummtmM by Uomitn logons thou- "iimls of j-;ir ttfio. In nuMioval Him tho ;is.i SiTMil tht aniiU-a of ooiHjuor or- tlu1 hiintN of luorxvimrU'). Na po-Unm crosse. the A'p nt this hi III I MM. The nrtat nionnstery was built tn the inliMle of the sKUvtith ivniury. It was nis!nt:incl for the relief of truv I eUrs ho were surorUtM hv mow norms while crossing the pa. The Sr. l; rnnnl dos were used to flm. the fr;en vtetini of the Monn In the nw drift. They were ec1n1ly train el for tliis work of relief hiu! curried the lirst uld to the injur-.! In a little basket attached to tbeir collar. These docs nwcuetl ihousiinds of human I ln. many of whoia were of hUtorUnl prominence. And for the first time In the hUtnry of this famous monastery th.'doirs tiHtl to be slaughtered for want of food. At other times a report of this sort would crvuti- profound iniervst In I'arK but nt present the human race Is thinkiiiK of its own necessities and cures less ahout dog heroe livms more th;,t tvt alnne the surface of tie S:L ' CORNCOBS PUT TO GOOD USE Belief That They Can Be Made the Nucleus of a Great and Profit able Industry. Corncobs a prent wnte pnxluct In the wer?ils preatest CArn-pndticinff na-tii-ii havf iHvn made to yield adhes ive pirn and other useful subsiance n quantities sufficient to convince chemists of the I'nlted States depart- nient of ttciieulture that the nucleus a pr fltable and Imp-irtant Industry ''' m tll,s direction. in :ni;:ii"ii to aunesive sum. epvn- r u'iits Ir.ve pnHhiid cellulose and j:lu cos. L.'fh of which have many cmt-tn.-re':;: uses. The ff!tics o pn 'r--! n .(:(! I ies u .-lt. and It Is lUev-! erin pe" ln tlt, itmo ways, crystal line L'iui-rs,' fnitn stari h. M::: u Pic ture of alcohol Iy tlie fermentation of corncob ptucttse nHars pnictic.ble f sulphuric acid Is obtainable cht uply. Ti utilize corncobs commi'n'ially 1 he clu-mists believe, a larpe and cost ly pirn r would be necessary, and the Mm .u f chemistry does not advle any entenrise of the sort In war time. Expfa'ntng Shower of Fishes. A recent shower of tithes at Hndnn. a suburb of Sunderland. England, oc currel hImhu 3 p. m during n heavy thurobr-hoTt r. and lasted about ten minutes. A. Meek of Itve Marine laboratory, srates in Nature that the fall was ci.ntitied to nn area of alniut a fird ff an acre. The fishes were H n!-ut thre inches bnp anl H .t r.r- ent in pr.-at sh'tals alnnp tlie Kn'llh benches. The place of fall Is a quar ter of s mile from the svashore. It Is found pr-bnhle thnt the fishes, nura herinp several bundrel. were drawn by n war-'r-i'out from the bay to the southeast nnd tmnsinirted by tht easterly bronze at least half a udle. As the fishes were nil lead the evi dence that Inlimd waters may hare be-n ftrcbfd with marine forms from the fllr Is not eonrlnve. Useless Precaution. A C'-rnmn enptnln of enplneers re lates how he owe sent a preen cor porr.I and three men back to the Rus sian Ilr.es with Instructions to- put a railroad st fit inn completely out of commission so that It could by no "Ju wold, 1 1 err Hauptmnnn. said thp enri;firiil. "the Itiissinroi w-ltl never be uhl U) use that Nation apaln. Vou . pointing to a large sack on his back, "I have carried away all the tickets." London Opinion. How It Would Help. The "pntriot" who tidketj a lot and did very llftle was holding forth an nsuiil. "I'm thliikinc s'r!otidy ff ofTerlnit my iuotnrt)ont to tfw governmeni,M he brnyed. "Do you menn the Imt you had me nut In luvt summer when the engine stopped nnd we had to row ten mile bar!:.?' n.ked his friend. "Ve. that's the one. MWII, If -fu want to do your coun try n servb-,.," nald the frb i.d ennieHt ly, 'yu f-liould have given thut Ixmt to the fJi-nniu.H. Portugal and Her Colonic. The uiiiilmifin nf I'lirinml num Ihts r..!".7.:.". mirl the nn-ii of the rnuii'ry In .T..r.iri qiinri- inlle. Hit I k-n 1 .11. 1 -s are t uiie Venle l.-lauilx, Hiiiinn. I'rliiflpp nn. I Nt. Thonm l IhiiiIh. Almoin Mozninhlque. Mi r lorn wlin In t'hlnu l SIihiio nnd her Iiiilinn iAii.i'ssliin Ik ;on. The Hipil IiiIIiiii of Ihi! (v.lonli Ih k,";i.1. Lis bon is Iho c 1 1 1 i 1 1 I of I'ortiiitul. We're Jast As Particular As You About Tires O iUR customers nro fellows who know tire up-ktvp costs. Believe us, we've looked into this tiro proposition from top to bottom. Take our advice and buy Diamonds, the one Lest buy on the market. The Dia monds we have sold our customers are running farther, giving Lss trouble, and costing less in the end than any other tires we know. Put a Diamond Tube in a Diamon t cas ing and you have the ideal tiru equipment Frank W Horsky On Pacific Highway. 113 West First St Albany, Ore. HB SQUESGiyr TIRES Must Find Work fcr S.lJi... PORTLAND. Jan. A bread line Portland this winter unless employers come to the rescue and help the gov ernment find work for tvturninp sol- liers immediately. Wilfred Smith, chief of the United States employment service hrre, is sued this warninp today. The official announcement of the war department a few days apo mean? that 30.000 of the 40.000 Orepon men. who are in the service, will be home soon. Most of these heroes will have to look for jobs. From the present indi cat ins, only about 5,000 can be accom- od--d So Smith urpes employers of all itds to immediately list every job in Portland and vicinity with the povem- ment employment bureau. Dr. G. E. Ri?s has leturned Of. fice Cuiick Bank Building dSOdwtf I SUBSCRIBERS I I I I IF THE HOYS fail to dclirrr I ! the paper each evening, kindly ! I phone to the office. The man- I I asrement invite complaint from I I its patron and will do it beat to I I correal faulty service. t ii.ii h I to 1 y 1 m Is There a Slacker in If you have a flnt'ron or other i:scfi:l t-Icctiical workt-r lying idle bec ause if the need f some trifling repair, you are wasting money. There arc years .f gi serv ice in that broken device MEND IT A few cents' worth f work by c:e who knows how v. ill frequently reclaim from the scrap heap a tisef .1 arlk L worth many dollars. r.lertrical household devices sa e time and labor ( r patriotic work. he governmei t asks u riot to bn new appliances when the ' Id mk-s tan be mended most oid nuts an. Let i:s tell y u lio.v little it will -. :. Telcp': ni us tritfay you r-'ll Ip.cit ti't til ition MOUNTAIN STATES POWER Co. 306 West Second . t tbri'ly, calculating at'l- LIBERTY ttONDS If you must sell your bonds we will buy them. J. M. 4 II. M. HAWKINS, tf Albany, Orepon. Frank G. Will JEWELER Hiuh das Jewelry, Silver, Cut Class anu Hand Painted China Really Canadian Lands LOANS AM. INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Corner of Second and Broadalhin Bi ll 52J; Home 2075 WHKN ANSWKRINf; classifieds ads. kindly mention The Democrat. vrr- Your Attic? Both Phones 15 MHawSwSHaHwaUanQSS mis 3rz. mwu r- fXtTN. Fl f J Fill K Hand the "Flu" a Lemon He Cnrt'ful what you Kat ORANGLS and LEM ONS contain valuable acids which are condu cive to rooJ health and are thereby excellent for everyone to use in order to be in the pink of con dition. Siwcial Ti ices on Oranges and IxMiions l i'ncy Sunkist Lem ons, larj;,- sie 'Mk do. OranijTJs, extra lart;e fancies '.I for 2."e AND as follows: I for 2rc ." for 2.V 6 for 2.1c Fancy Celery 11V Sweet Potatoes .... .V Home Made Kraut. Remember, the b e s r place to buy table sup plies is where they have the highest and best as sortment. 1 1 olio way's Farmers' Store Where (Jroceries are Sold Kiifhi Both Phones 7 VIERECK'S BATHS SI! WING HAIKU TITNC RAZORS IIONKD AND SET Open 7 i. ni. u) 7 p. ir ; Satur day Id p. m. Corner First and Kllsworth Streets. THE BEST BAKHU GOODS GKOCbKlfcS. PRODUCE and FKUITS PARKER'S "The Si(n nl Oita'itv" 176 l.yim Si. Both Phone CASH paid for LSKI) FLRMTCHK See us it 215 I.yon Street K L. STIFF & SON Great Expectations re never fulfilled without MONEYI He prepared to meet tho Dig Op portunitic in Ufa with tlie money anved na you progrea. Our Saving Department work with you to make your lollnri increase. Four I'cr Cent Interest Paid. Capital and Rurplua $90,000.09 J. W.Cusick & Co. Bankcrs Albany, 0rrf I fPROGRESS FlNANCIALIYj 1 Your Money and Your Fulure Neither will lakv cine of Itaelf. Your futur ami your money will lie taken cam of if you will Immllo your liuainea affair through TheFirst National Bank "OKI nu.l Itlinhle." ami entruat your savimr to The First Savings Bank "Where SnvliiK'S Aif hnfe. 1 1 Ffer.,..,tiP T lfcliWi.W!aixtlrte,)HLK CLASSIFIED ADS. -BbblNESS DIRECTORY For Sale A IIO.MK AT 4 I'KK t'KNT- lli!h cltiaa o-acre tract juitiiriK new new college cainjiua, all in cultivation, will Bell to riK'ht party who will built!, no payment down, 20 yenr, at per cent. See r'inh HoilKea. FOK SAI.K - Newly niaile-over aeeoml liniiil matter,, i'all Furuilurvlloa pitnl. Hell phone 1I It. Home 1 171. jt 10 Knit SAI.K- llui.k truck. $100 net, it. Go.l tire all aruuml. Ullo San tmm roa.l. j4-7 KOK SAI.K J to W eonla of econd prowth fir wood delivered any place in Alhany. Call V. II. I'felffer, both phone. d.'ljl CI.KANKKS- (all up I-ora I'lot. lo.'.J I.yon tS., phune 5i It. alout your clothe cleaning, itauer Ml Itauer guar, antce absolute aatUfaction. No gar-1 inelit too delicate for ua to handle. J.ltf CAR HAROAiNS- Ford touring IW0; Maxwell (li'u; Hudson $l.rinj Slude haker 7u0; Maxwell h;,(; Hull Tractor WK); Kurd Truck .'i40; truck attachment Mu0. Waldo An derson A Son n'JYtf For Urnt H'ltN'lSMF:i) Hounekreping Room to Rrnt--7al Hill St. Hell phone 17.1-R - jr.sa FOR RENT 7-rnom nous and acre. 1 mile fro.n cnu'tocuae, Al bany, Ore. Hiah A Hodge. FOR ItKNT 10 acres, good houae, other improvement. Close In. In Muire I -co Cohen. n7tf Miscellaneous CIRf. WANTS WORK during "flu' vncation. Cull Home phone .l.r27. Jf IIOUSKKKKPKR WANTKD Light work, mmlern houae, wuahing put out, two in fnmlly. Steady posi tion for right person, flood wage. C.ill f.9.1-1.. Hell phone mil from 0:30 p. m. to :O0 p. m. "JOH K. Hth treet, Albany, Oregon. 2-8 pd COCA COI.A Cenuine Coca Cola fic at Kenton' Cah Store, 3rd and I.yon St. J4-7 TFN CKNT SHINE-Will Darker hna obtained a lenae on the ahocahine parlor at Viereck'a Hatha and i pre pared to give you a good ahine for ten rent. J4-7 WANTKR -A hou,. ,-.)! :il ut 3r or 40 year old that like children. A ntendy joh for rlgM-. party. Munt bo trj d woman tocarc for children. V Mow of fnmily expo lence prefer red. Addrea P. 0. he. lHd, Amity, Orci'on. ilHOjll WANTED To buy a houae and lot In Albany. State ir.o of house nnd lot and lowcnt ennh figure. Apply K. H., care of Demorrnt office. R!r;s nilOR All kind and lr.e. Wc hive bought a lnrgi assortment of aliirhtlv damaged New Rug that e will sell for the price of second hand. Wntch for our announcement next week, on th day rug arrive. Albany Furniture Kxrhaneo, Wct 1st St., opposite Holloways Farm ers Store HAIR SWITCHES mda from tomb ing and cut hair, l-eave order at Ilnmllton' Store. Millinery I)eprt ment; or rail Home phone 2SR2 Wi;i rnll nt home for order. Mr. T. TnlUfson, Alhany. Ore. CASH PAID For furniture and household goods, flee n hefnr you sell. Albany Furniture Kxehng 415-417 Wet 1st Ht. Doth phone. d2tf m WANTKD-A eirl to atay nlk'hta ami do lu-ht houae work in Iho morning for Mr. J. II. Ilrown at 413 Klla wortli St., Home phon "J 4 :t:l. J47 PLENTY Otr MONKY to loan on good farms; low Interval rale; 6 yaara' time; prlvileit to pay f 100 or multiple on any Interest date. Call or writ J. M. A II. M. Ilawklna, Alhany, Orcgoik n'iltf diijo WANTKD Kitclivn help at the lllu llird Krntmiruut. j3-o WAN'TKU .-'l o I uy m (aim from 70 to 100 acre. M at be good land, not too far fro it -hool, witr fair build, inga. Call II m phone 74t4. dd3lwj.17 WANTKD I or i tana of amall pota toes to feed h ig. ( all V. II. Pfelf- fer, !xnh phone. 21.l:.l4w KUt It O Y A I. TYI'KWHITKItS -Write to Creham 41 Well. Corvallia. Oregon. Agent for l.inn County. FURNITURE bought and olL Call K Itogoway, 2nd and Ilaksr Hu , Hell phone 346 K. Horn phon fi-rr. ! WO()lSAWIN(J-Call 8. II. Baidger. Horn phone .11 IH, Hell SH.1Y. H-.l dence 1112 Klin and 1 1th. ltf BnSlNFSS O'RFCTORT IIKMSTITCIUNG 12He per yard. Uirvad furnished. Hell phone 4yJK. Sue Ureckrnridge, SaJ W. 2d L ELMER C. 01PK Chiropractor Room 5, 7. 9, 10, Cusick Bank Bid, Nature cannot cur a dlxae unlets th cause 1 removtd. Cluioprsctlc adjustmeots remove the caua. DR. H. K. JACK80N Ueotist Room 404-J First National bank bldg BOTH PHONES DR. GEO KOn I. .tKNAOY Chiropractor First National Bank BuiMing dltl Real Estate, Insurance and Monrv ti f.oan il sewwii Inaarance, Loans, Surety Bond Special attention ifiven to care ol property hrfnuglnirtn on-.r.i"nt 0n. V I a..,.,! n.. PI. , J. T. PIPF Bargain In Farm Land and Clt property. IruTuranre. Meney to Ixr. on Oood Frm at ( per eent FEDERAL FARM LOANS iVi per eevit Intereet A. C BOHRNHTHDT 401 llssonle Temple, Hslera, Oreroa B2!Lf For Salrj Real Estate Loan Rneete Bonds F. F,. SOX Firs, Caautlry and AutomebOe Inaurinca, Real Batata 111 1st Katlonal Bant Hid I ISIII.It nKADKN Undertaker Auto Servic Lady Aaslsunt Fortrailler Bros. Funeral Director! Both Phnpe Masonic Bldg. Our Own Auto Hr Lady Altant 1