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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY , JANUARY 10. 1919. PAGR Tl Daily Democrat WM. H. HORN1HROOK, publisher Entered at tin poatoff.ee at Albany, Oregon, second class matter. Daily published every evening except Sunday. Semlweekly publiahed Tuoe daysand Fridaye. - Bualneaa Matter la ordering ehanges of address, tub- acrtuera snouia always kiti wu well aa new addreaa. Suhacriotion Ratea Daily Delivered by carrier, per week . . 10c Delivered by carrier, per year . . $4.00 By mail, at end of year 8.60 Bv mail, in advance, per year . . 8.00 Classified Ratra One Jent per word for firat publica tion; one-half cent per word thereaf ter, payable in advance. Minimum charge, twenty-rive centa. ESTABLISHED IN 1866 FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1919. LIBERTY BOND PRICES No owner of Liberty Bonds need be disturbed by the fact that these se curities have been dumped on the mar ket lately in larpe quantities and at comparatively low prices. Most of the selling has been due to perfectly natural causea. The holders had to have cash, or thought they did. In most cases their selling was cither r.ecessa-y or else a piece of financial folly which they may regret later. The current market price of the bonds, though below par, is not so far below normal as that of most other standard securities. Financial experts point out that the slump in these gov emment issues is really trivial that they have dropped along with the whole list of securities, but have drop ped less than any of the rest. That is to say, the whole stock and bond market at present is weak, but Liber ty Bonds are the strongest thing in it. Naturally, then, as the general mar ket rises, these bonds will rise. A re turn to normal prosperity is consider ed certain to send them above par. This, then, is a time for buying the bonds rather than selling them. Any body who wanted to buy them merely as a speculation could almost certain ly make money on them. The opportunity is likewise good for the man who buys as a permanent in vestment. At current nrices, the lat est issues will bring about four and . one half per cent. Even at par, these bonds would still be a bargain, paying " a higher rate of interest than the1 i banl.s pay, with absolute certainty of . a : : l .j vAth frM dom from the income tax. COMING HOME TO ROOST During recent riots in Berlin the Kaiser's palace suffered severely from bombardment, and still more from looting. Soldiers and sailors, return ed from the war, undertook to, help themselves to the royal possessions. They stole the silver and plundered the wsAirobes of the former emperor and empress. They carried off great quantities of furs, silks, curtains, fur niture and miscellaneous objects of art. Mi-cb of the loot was subsequent ly recovered, but the losses are es timated at nearly $2,000,000. Thus we have another striking ex- Mnli of retribution. Thoso German crusaders simply practiced, when they got uack to Ber tin, what the Berlin government had taught them to do in every foreign land where they set their invading feet IN HONOR OF DR. VAN DYKE Costly Organ Installed by Grateful As sociates In Church of Which Noted Man Was Pastor. A new pipe organ has been Installed In the Brick Presbyterian church. Fifth avenue and Thirty-seventh street. New York. "In gratitude for the ministry of Henry Van Dyke" Doctor Van Dyke, who was until recently American am bassador to the Netherlands, was for more than twenty years pastor of this church. The new organ, which Is one of the most complete and la today perhaps the most modern church organ In the United States, Is a four-mnnunl Instru ment of 120 stops and 6,000 pipes, wltb electric action. It la really a combina tion of six organs great organ, swell organ, choir organ, solo organ and echo organ. The Installation Includes also a set of chimes. The echo organ and chimes will be placed above the celling at the rear of the church, over the apse. The other parts of the com bination, are Inclosed, each In Its own swell box, and all In one general swell box, placed In the choir gallery over the front entrance to the church. Though the new organ Is considerably larger than the one which It replaces, no architectural change Is evident, much of the Instrument being con cealed behind the walls. E. M. Skin ner of Boston Is the bnllder of the new organ, which has been under construe tlop since the summer of 1017. It Is understood that the orgnn cost In the neighborhood of $3.1,000, The fund was contributed by members of the congregation as a tribute to their old pastor, under whose leadership the worship of the Ilrlrk church was great ly enriched and beautified. IN THEIR UST LONG SLEEP Eetutif.,1 Spot In Which Have Beta Laid American Soldiers Who Died In Liberty's Cause. On the wooded slope of a steep hill that rises high over a great bend In the River Seine lies a Utile plot of earth Ihiit la as much America as Is the nntlonnl cemetery at Arlington or the hallowed ground of Gettysburg. I la a l"let and peaceful spot, for al though Paris Is near the slender pirn n-le of the Eiffel toner Is In pliiln vtef over the trees the city la sepa rated from the American cemetery at Surnesiiea by the green expanse of the Hols le Boulogne. The heart of the city that Is the heart of the world Is not five miles away; you would think It at least fifty. It Is a spot far removed from war, and yet there are enough of the accoutrements of wi;r about It to remind the visitor thnt the. TOO graves here are the groves of sol diers mostly of soldiers who died of their wounds on the Journey In from the front or at one of the hospltuls In or near the cnpltuL Further up the slope frown the ramparts of the fort of Mount Valerlen. one In the chain of defenses that surround Paris. Dur ing hostilities plnues flew troui Held to Behl. the drone of their motors never so clear as In this quiet countryside. And more warlike still, an occasional cannon shot echoed from a testing ground In the neighborhood. The lit tle cemetery Itself, .with Its well aligned rows of white wooden crosses, will some day be as green and fair a God's acre as any In France. It Is beeoniln so as fast as the loving hands of the living can convert It Into one. Even In these fresh fall days, the graves are all abloom, and hanly shnihs aitd a touch of wrniher beauty to the little corners and round points. Stars and Stripes, Parts. WAR DEMAND FOR PLATINUM Is Essential in Production of Sulphuric Acid, Indispensable in Manufac ture of Explosives. Two universally known products one a rare metal, the other a common add have lately assumed Importance that Is mystifying to tho laity. Plati num has become virtually the ktng of metals. aDd sulphuric acid the ktng of chemicals. The reasons for this are roost simple. Platinum Is obtained chiefly from the Ural mountains. Owing to chaotic conditions In Russia, little of It Is being mined. It Is absolutely essential In the manufacture of sul phuric add. Without a small amount of It being present, oxygen, water and sulphur dioxide will not nnlte chem ically. Sulphuric add. on the other hand, was probably the most India, pensable product used In the prosecu tion of the war. Its tremendous mit Ity for water made It vitally Important In the manufacture of high explosive. For Instance, one obtains a fairly harmless liquid by mixing glycerin and nitric arid. If sulphuric add Is added. It combines the two chemically by taking an atom of hydrogen and one of oxygen from the nitric add. an atom of hydrogen from the glycerin, forming water, and taking It unto It' self. One then has nitroglycerin. In a similar manner sulphuric add is need ed for the manufacture of guncotton and TXT. Thns we had the pecu liar cycle of circumstances that made It unpatriotic for an American to have In his possession more than an ounce of platinum In the form of Jewelry. Incidentally, however, there Is said to be good reason for the belief that a very lorge proportion of the so-called platinum In modern Jewelry la com posed wholly or at least In part of cheaper metals. Popular Mechanics w - - - CITY NEWS Tad Tonsils Removed Miss Kate Donahue underwent slight operation yesterday, having her tonsils removed. Dr. Bridgewater performed the work. Spending the Week-End Home Miss Virginia Tomlinson came home from O. A. C. this morning, to spend the week-end. Dr. G. E. Riggs has lelurned. Of fice Cusick Bank Building dSOdwtf KlESBYOPIA is "age" of the eye. It cornea before or after fnrtv vpsra. according to eya care and health con ditions. When you realize this condition re member that nothing will save von tis. sue breaking and nerve fatigue in fruitless effort except properly fitted lenses. ' E. C. MEADE Optometrist PRUNES A good one 3 pounds for tie large ITALIAN PRUNES pound 15c CANNED TOMATOES, large can 1.1c No, 10 or called gallons TOMATOES ,Sc LF. rXUCE, CELERY, SWEET POTATOES. ETC.. PIMENTO and I.1MHURGER t l.EESK Everything .rood at SFAR'S 1st and Ferry hJJUjJ JLV KJ PHONES 61 im I fa s$ I fe IT IS THE WAY OF THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL at Portland. Cordiality of Greeting, nice service, garage for yojix use if you am driving a car, and close proximity to all places of Interest, are mak ing The Multnonah PORTLAND';! LEADING HOTEL CASH PAID FOR 1-U-N-K Metal, Iron Scraps. Sacks, Rigs, and so forth. I Pacific Junk Company I c nuuu w a i i Second and Baker Streets I B-ll 345 R, Home 2217 VIERECK'S BATHS SHAVING !IA!RCrTTIV(i RAZORS HONED A.D LT Cpen 7 i. m. a) 7 p. ir ; Satur day 10 p. m. Corner First and Ellsworth Streets. The Albany Bakery 321 --325 Lyon St. All Kinds of Baked Goods H. J.FIRCHAU & CO. Is There a v rww i;JV lc iUUU it .IkVfiJ'l WAS If you have a fLtiron or other useful electrical worker lying idle because of the need of some trilling repair, you are wasting money. There are years of good serv ice in that broken device MEND IT A few cents' worth of vork by one who knows how w ill frequently reclaim from the scrap heap a uKcf-jl article worth many dollars. Elcctricr.l household devices ?avc time and labor for patriotic work. 'I hi government asks us not to buy new appliances v htn the old oner, cm be mended most old ones can. Let ur, teii you how litile it will cost. Telf 7.':cne us today yon v"'l Incr r.o oMtfitlon MOUNTAIN STATES POWER Co, 306 West Second lioth Phones 15 "How Do You Do" And "Good Bye" You Use Those Wonts when friends come to your hon.e. Y;u r.ro glad U see them, and sorry thnt they art leaving. READ OUR WANT ADR. Frank G.Will JEWELER High claaa Jewelrv, 311ver, Cut Glisa anu Hand Painted China Realty Canadian Lands LOAN'S AMi INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Corner of Second and Uroadalbio Bell 5J; Home. 2075 -.V. wt a ... 1 M CT JACSU ?i.r. n ttJ:V:wyaj Hand the "Flu a Lemon lie Careful what you Eat ORANGliS and UNI ONS contain valuable acids which are condu cive to (od health and are thereby excellent for everyone to use in orikr to re in the pink of con dition. Scciiil I'rices on Oranjtes and Ix inons Fancy Sunkist Lem ons, large- sie 30c doz. Oranges, extra large fancies 3 for 25c AND as follows: 1 for 2.1c ... 5 for 2."c 6 for 2.k Fancy Celery 10c Sweet Potatoes .V Home Made Kraut. Remember, the best place to buy table sup plies is vvfccrc they have the bi'snest and bert as sortment. Holloway's Farmers' Store Where CrocerieA arc Sold .tight Both Phones 7 TUK HISST RAKED GOODS GR.OCfc.KIhS, I'RODUCt ad FKUITS at PARKER'S "Thf SitD ol Quality" 136 I.jroo St. Both Phones CASH paid for L'SKD FUKNriTKR See ua at 2 IS Lyon Street K. L. STIFF SON STETTER'S Full line ol Chinaware, Dishes, Crockery, f;isware. Granite. jj Tinware, and Groceries, LIRKRTY 1IOND3 If you must sell your bonds we will buy them. J. M. & II. M. HAWKINS, tf Albany, Oregon. Great Expectations r'o never fulfilled without MONEYI Re prepared to meet the 1 Op. portunitics in Life with the money saved ai you progress. Our Knvhu'i Department works with you to make your -Millars Increase. Four Per Cent 'Merest Paid. Capital and Surplus $90,000.00 J. VV. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, Oregon PROfilffiSSlrlMAKCIAtlY t Your Money and Your Fulure N.'illi.T will tills cure uf lulf. Your futur e ami your monry will be tnkrn enre of if you will liamlla your business affairs throuith TheFirst National Bank "01,1 ami Kllnhle." ami mil nisi your savinua to The First Savings Bank "Where Savlnirs GLASSiFIED ADS.-BUSINESS DIRECTORY WOllli WAXTFIs MAI.K ! WORK WANTKD-Of any kind. Tm , imrary or MnnnnrnL Hiiwnni C I Virrtvk. Ilnllie 4MI. t'jll For Sale FOIt HAI.K - A srmn of irnoil innrri wi-iirhinif amunil ."1.000 lbs. (1 ami !' yrs. old. Will work anywhrre sin trie or d'iuhli an extra kk tiuni. i-otiitnir 4 -''ar old i;vltiiiii broke to work and 1 K months old home rolt. Will make a ifood prire on the bum-li will K'ive H months lime on ood bankiible nte. Cull :i:tl on Hell phone or cull nt 834 W. tth .St. F. S. Mownson. Jl FOR SA I. K-Oriole irobaal.et, Rol as new. (nil nt Uir Wnlnut after S p m. or call Home phone 4111. lijll FOI1 PAI.K Team extra uood man-s weiK-hinir about 3,oo Ihs. 1 (I, 1 ti years old. Will work single or double anyplace. 2 ifeldints romlnir 4 yrs. broke to work. 1 H-mos. old horse rolt. Will make a (rood price on mo nunrn. hiii Rive H moiitlis time on bnakable note. F. S. Mown son. 834 W. IHh St. Call 3:'.U. 11,11 pnone. lij 1 1 A HOME AT 4 PKR CENT -HiKh-class tt-acre tract Joining new new eollcire campus, all in cultivation, will sell to rik'ht party who will build, no payment down, 20 years, at per cent. See Fish & llodKes FOR SAI.F. Newly-mnde-over second hand mattresses. Cull Furniture Hospital. Hell phono 1H4R, Home 1175. 4jl7 FOR SAI.F t to SO cords of second irrowth fir wood delivered any place in Albany. Call F. II. I'feiffer, both phones. d2IJ21 CI.KANKRS Call up Ira I'lotx, 105 I,) on tS., phone MH It, alwut your clothes clennintr. Ilnuer & Itnuer (ruar. antee absolute satisfaction. No par- mcnt too dellrata for ua to handle. j.'ltf CAR BARGAINS Ford touring 3;i0i Maxwell IA26; Hudson )150; Stude baker $7o0; Maxwell Hr,0; Hull Tractor 350j Ford Tnick $rr0; truck attachment 1.150. Waldo An derson at Son. n27ti For Rent FOR RENT 7-rnotn house and 8 acres, 1 mile fro.n eooincuse, Al bany, Ore. Pish & Hodi'fts. FOR KENT 10 acres, Rood house, other Improvements. Closo In. In, quiro I-co Cohen, n7tf Misccllsneont MONEY TO 1,0 AN In tho following amounts; $1,000, 14,000, $2,500 $?.000, $,r,O0 or $1,000 nt low rnte of Interest Prefers (rood agricul tural lands. Tall on J. V. Pipe, 203 West Second St., Albany, Oregon. J7-(M!y wk WANTER -A houss.H!'-ot nl-tit 3f. or 40 years old that likes children. A str-ndy Job for rlghk. party. Must ho go, d woman tocaro for children. V IdoW of family exporirnra prefer red. Address P. O. H IRrt, Amity, Orep-on. dSOJU WANTED To buy a house and lot In Alhnny. Mate size or nouso and lot and lowest rash figures. Apply E. II., care of Democrat office. RUGS RUfiS All kinds and sixes. We hr ve bought a large asscrtmont of slightly damaged New Ruga thnt will sell for the price of second hand. Watch for our announcement next week, on the day rugs artiee. Albany Furniture Exchango, West 1st Sr., opposite Holloway's Farm era' Store. Are tiifo." A CIKI. IH years old would like to get housework. Would rutbvr get a place where caring for children is main object. Will work for l.loO a week. Home phone 4.HM. tjll FOR SALE - New Spalding Ice skates screwed to Spalding site 7 skating shoes. Iton'l call if looking for something c!irap, lori W. Si. tljll CASH PAII-For furniture and household goods. See us before you sell. AlSany Furniture Exchange 416-417 Wea. 1st St Uolh phones. iilS WANTED -Tj buy a fatm from "0 to 100 acn i. Must be good land, not too far ( o. i school, with fair build ings. ( .,11 Home phone 74C4. dydSlwjll" WANTKO-1 or 2 tons of small pota. toes to feed hogs. Call F. 11. Pfeif. fer. both phones. 21dl'4dAw FOR ROY A I. TYPEWRITERS Write to (ireliam A Weils. Corvallls. Oregon. Agents for Una County. KIIRNITUKK booghl and aohL Call K. Rogoway, 2nd and Baker Rta., Hell phone S4&-R. Hoina phone 2227. aiatf WOOPSAWINO fall .1 II. Bsklgw, Home phone HUH, Itoll M.IY. K. denre 1112 Elm and 11th. sdtf U1SINFSS DIAFRinRT HEMSTITCHING 12 He por yard, thread furnished. Hell phone 4u'3K. Sue llreekenridge. 33S W. 2d UL ELMER C OIPE Chiropractor Rooms J, 7, 9, 10, Cusick Bank Uld. Nature cannot cure dlseoa unless the cause la removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove the cause. DR. H. K. JACKSON Dentist Koom 404.$ First National bank bids, n BOTH PHONES DK. GEOKOC I. :CENAQY Chiropractor First National Bank BuOrUng Hit Real Estate, Insurance and Money to Loan n. v. Mm: i?t..i Insurance, Loena, Surety Bonds Special allcntion trHcn to r;rr? ol Sroperty befonclnvto nor-ri,lenn oom No. I, r.enn& Oo-n. Vh'f Sir. ings Rank building Alfwnv )ronn J. Y. PIPB Bargains in Farm lands and Clt Insurance, Money to Loss on Good Farms st t per earns FEDERAL FABM LOANS Pr eertl Inters A. C BOHRMSTBDT 401 Mssonle Temple. Baleai, Oregon aidtf For Sale Real Estate Loans . Surety Bonds E. F(. SOX Fire, Caaualry and Automobile Insnrance, Real Estate 213 1st National Bank BIdf FISIIER-BRADEN Undertaken Anto 8ervice Lady Assistant Fortrailler Bros. Funeral Directors Both Phones Mssonle Bldj. Our Oven Auto Means) htij Assisunt