Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 21, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, TTESDAY, JANVA&Y It. Itll, PaGS two . II " " I "r - - . .. . Daily Democrat VM. H. HORNIBROOK publUher intend at the poatoffw at Albany, Oregon, aa second clasamatter. Daily published every evening axcapt Bunuay. Diminwif uuiin ' days and Frtdaya. Business Matter t. J.J.. h-- a A ddl. sub scriber should always girt old aa well aa swaorosa. BuKrntil Bate Dsil Delivered by earner, per week . . lc Detlvored by carrier, per jrear . . $4.00 By mall, at and of year $-50 By mall. In advance, per 7r 00 Claaaified Ratee One, nt per word for firat publica Uoa; one-half cent per word thereaf ter, payable in advance. Minimum charge, twenty-five centa. ESTABLISHED IN 18B TUESDAY. JANUARY -1. 1919. KEEPING A PLEDGE In all thia argument for and against a league of nation., a pood many peo ple have quite overlooked the fact that the question was really settled when the armistice was aigned. The allied governments explicitly declared "their willingness to make peace with the government of Ger many on the terms of peace laid down in the President's address to congress of January 8, 1918, and the principles enunciated in his subsequent address- ea." There were qualifications made with regard to only two points, free dom of the seas and compensation to be paid by Germany. The allies ac- ceptedias it stood the 14th point of the January 8 address, which reads, "A general association of nations must be formed tinder specific covenants for the purpose of affording mutual guarantees of political independence and territorial integrity to great and small nations alike." Germany agreed to the armistice in cluding that provision, and largely be cause of it. If the allies were to re pudiate it in the peace conference they woi'H be making a "mere scrap of pa per" of one of their plainest and most binding pledges. The strange thing about it is that anybody, in any of the countries con cerned, should have seemed, even for a moment, to contemplate repudiating that formal pledge, made by the al lies to the United States and made by all of us to our enemies, with the whole world for witness, and accepted at the time aa a matter of course. NEW U-BOATS Allied commissioners charged with carrying out the naval terms of the armistice found, on visiting Kiel and Wilhelmshaven, that the Germans were building more submarines. They had some finished and other under construction, in out-of-the-way places which they evidently expected would be overlooked. What those new U-boats were be ing built for is an interesting ques tion. It was supposed that Germany had learned her lesson. Now the allied governments are taking no further chances. The new terms require the surrender of all submarines already built and the de struction of those on the ways, and there will be close supervision to see that the trick is not repeated. The Germans will now have a chance to devote all their shipbuilding energies to the construction of the merchantmen which they say they need so urgently. DEVII, DOGS IN ARCTIC "' VERY MUCH AT HOME LONDON, Jan. 21. American ma rines have taken over the policing of the city of Archangel, according to J. P. Steele, American military attache who returned today from there. American movies are doing a big business in Archangel, he said. Yankee soldiers are patroling the strange streets of the Arctic city with as much of an at home air as if they were doing duty in St. Louis. The city is under military government. Altho order is maintained, the food aituation is critical. The quantities of foodstuffs shipped in by the allies are to a great extent out of the reach of the poor, owing to prices. Steele had to pay SO rubles for an ordinary dinner and 80 rubles for a breakfast of coffee, bread and por ridge. . The Most Elite Kedroom Furniture Is Now Considered White Enamel In many beautiful designs of foremost choice, we carry a very large stock, as the following portrays: BEDS 118 00 to $35.00 DRESSERS $18 00 to $39.00 DRESSING TABLES $6.50 to $31.00 CHIFFONIER $20.00 to $36.50 BENCHES $500 to $6.30 CHAIRS $100 to $i.S0 ROCKERS $100 to $5.i0 See our new BOZART Rugs for Bedrooms. Size 9x12, $22.50 FISHER-BRADEN CO The Slor with Welcome E 3 L SHELBURN ITEMS SHELBURN, Jan. 21. Special. With the reappointment f J. W. Hi rona as patrolman, many are looking forward for the completion of quite a bit of road. Last year the local tax waa not available until too late to use. which added to this year's will make the work worth while. If the county gravel hauling outfit can be procured a great deal more rock can be laid than the old method with teams. When such questions are discussed and it is shown that the tractor will deliver ten to 15 loads to a team's one and at about the same variation of cost, you will often hear some old re tired farmers In the crowd wanting to know how they are to get their tax money back. Mr. and Mrs. Roadarmel, who are spending their honeymoon here with her children, were detained a couple of weeka with the flu. They returned to their home in Milwaukee thia Mon day morning. Ardee Powell, who lived near Scio, became a victim of the flu, and waa buried here Sunday. The flu seems to have a grudge against ypung men and women when they are reaching the most useful pe riod of their lives. His place in his community will be hard to filL Mrs. A. Shank has been confined to her bed for over two weeks with bronchal pneumonia. Arthur McLaine began school again after being out a week with a severe cold. J. W. Mase went to Portland on business last week. Mrs. John Buss is visiting her sister and mother at Gatea. Mrs. Rose Miller has been confined tj her bed for several weeks, but is reported better. SUBSCRIBERS IF THIS BOYS fail to deliver the paper each evening, kindly phone to the office. The man agement invitea complainta from its pstrona and will do ita beat to comat faulty service. WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ada. kindlv mention The Democrat. 1HE. MOUNTAIN STATES POWER Co. 306 West Second Roth Phones 15 f SALE Home canned TOMATOES in Economy and Mason quart jars, 10c each. A irreat bargain. Uard Wheat FLOUR $2.80 Taylor'i PORK A BEANS. 15c site, S for 25c ALTA SODA. l ib. package. 4 for 25( An assortment of SPICES, 15c to 25c values 10c ALBANY BAKERY 321-325 Lyon St. All Kinds of Baked Goods BOTH PHONES EXTRACTS, S5e values 25c : Hundreds of pounds of COFFEE at th OLD PRICE TEA, 30c value 25c Diamond W JELLY POWDER, S for 25c TRUNES, 4 lbs. for 25c Fancy Jap RICE, lb. 10c PEANUT BUTTER, bulk 18c Bob White SOAP (Limit 20 bars to a customer) 5c ' No-Rub NAPTHA SOAP 5c Brown LAUNDRY SOAP, 8 for BulKurinn Caltinct Tenders Resignation LONDON, Jan. 20lly U. P.-The Bulgarian cabinet resigned today, a Sofia diapateh announced. WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ada. Kimny mention in. I '.mix-rut. VIERECK'S BATHS SHAVING IIAIRCIT1ING RAZORS HONED AND NET Open T a. tn. ,o 7 p. nv; Satur dy 10 p. m. Corner First and Ellsworth Streets. tcASH PAID EOR-! 1 I-U-N-K I Metal, Iron Scrape, Sacks, Rags, and ao forth. I Pacific Junk Company I E. ROGOWAY Second and Baker Slreeta Hell -43R, Home 1I2T r nr. --Hsurfrii fr r " i. ' w-iw to'ia.'mi.t Um-T I J. inilMAl.A-L Vl l 'iiin.il , -...llVln' ...... ...... Your Money and Your Fulure Neither will take rare of It If. Your futur e and your money will be taken rare uf if you will handle your business affulia through The First National Bi.nk "Old and Rlinble." and entrust your savings to The First Savings Bank "Where Having. Are Safe." Realty Canadian Lands LOANS AM. INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Cor Dr r of Second ind llrwidalbla fell SZJ; Howe 2075 Frank (.. Will JEWELER Hich class Jewelry, Silver. Cut Oliaa an- Hand Painted China THK HKSI BAKED GOODS GROCbKILS, FRODl'CK and FKUITS PARKER'S "The Sifn el Q-tlity" IA6 Lyon St. Biifh Phones READ PVR WANT Afia. 25c FRESH COUNTRY SAUSAGE FARMERS' STORE Where CROCERIES Are Sold RIGHT BOTH PHONES .... SEVEN CIS II paid for USi: FURNITURE See us at 215 Lyon Street E. L. STIFF & SON STETTEK'S jj Full line of Chinaware, Dishes, (I Crockeiv. CLuwin, Granite, j rmwart, acd Groceries. LIUKIITY nONDS If you must sell your bonus we will huy them. J. M. & H. M. HAWK in;:. tf Albany, Oregon. One Hundred Dollars Is a modest estimate of what you rtn savo in a year, by de positing regularly at our Rnv Inifs Department Isn't this worth your whllo? A dollar or more will start your account, and 4 per rent Interest will he compounded. Cspltr.1 & Surplua 190.000.00 J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albiiny, Oregon CLASSiFlEO ADS.-BUS1NESS DIRECTORY For Sale FOR SALK-lluff I-euhorn etr.s for hatrhini;. Hens fine laylnif strain, and rooster thoroughbred. Mrs. J. Schramer, R. 8. llell phone IKK1S J'JunrJO I'lANO TUKING-Woik guaranteed Much eftperieafe. References triv en. Here but few days on regular trip. (i. II. Carrier, Hotel St. Fran cis. -.'ojJ.o FOR SALE Odds and ends In Hoys' Shoes, tan and blm-k, late ami but ton. The bltt majority of these shoes are of a hii-h Krade calf. ! frrnin leather Insoles and Oak Tani bottom aolrs. Sixes 212 to rrlces OSc, 11.35, tl.HS. $-.10. Thej lllaln Clothina; Co. 21jJ.'J3.lw j FOR SALE tf-roum plaMterrd house, barn, chirkenhouse. 2 larce lots. City water. $10M). Mrs. F. Wool ley, M0S E. Front St. Jlfl FOR SALE Petaluma incubator. Call llell phone 2KF22. l''j -'.! FOR SALE A few choice silver duck winir leghorn cockerels ench to introduce the stork, liemia Koenlir R. 1, Albany. Bell phone ITF3I. I5j.'l HOVSEKEF.I'EK WANTED IW tween aires of 3S and 4.V t.ichl work modern houiie. ahlnit put out. 2 in family. Steady position for riht person. Good warca Call fc'.tl. llell phone. Call from I:3I p. m. to 9 p. m.- WW E. Kth Street, Albany, Oregon. 2UJ'.T. CASH TAID-For furniture and household roods. See us before you srll. Albany Furniture Kirhanire 416-417 West 1st SL Doth pbonea. d-lf FOR ROYAL TYPEWRITERS -Write to Graham A Wells, Corvallis, Oregon. Agents for Linn County. FOR SALE 47 acres of cood Inn. I southwest of Dever unler cultiva tion. Fairly pood builihnifs. Kood water. Geo. E. Chamliera. I!. Allin. jloflo FURNITURE boimht and sold. Call E. Itotroway, 2nd and Itakar Kia., IU.II plume 34!, K. Home phone 22.7. aliltf WOOIISAWING-Call S H. Uiudcer. Home phone 31 IK, Hell 3U3Y. K-sl-dence 1112 Elm and Mlh. a)if A HOME AT 4 PER CENT llijrh cla s 5-actj tract joining new new college campus, all In cultivation, will aell to right party who will build, no payment down, 20 years, at ' per cent. See Fish It Hodges FOR SALE 1 to W) cords of second growth fir 'vood delivered any place In Albany. Call V. 11. Pfeiffer, both phones. d'Jtj-l BUSINESS QIRFCTQRT HEMSTITCHING-I24e r yard, thread furnished, llell phone 4o''K. Sue Urackenridge. 303 W. 2d L FOR SALE 3 acres good car len Inml in North Albany, good chicken ranch iii-ire $1HIK). A'liir.-- Henry '. WihkI, Allutny K. 4, Home phohe CLEANERS Call up Lora I'lotx, 105 Lyon tS., phone 54S-R, about your clothes cleaning. Iluuer & llaiier guar, antes absolute satisfaction. No gar ment too delicate for us to handle. j:itf CAR BARGAINS Ford touring t.'UM); Maxwell S)25; Hudson $150; Sludo baker $750; Maxwell $MM); Pull Tractor $.150; Ford Truck $550; truck attachment $3d0. Waldo An derson & Son. n-7lf For Uf.nt FOR RENT 2 furnished housekeep ing rooms. To party wit,, no child ren. Call at 333 Jefferson St., 1 block east of high school. Home phone 4128. 20J22 WANTED A 2d-hand Ford, must be In good condition. Cnll Hirflich A Hombnrk, 130 West Firnt, Hell phone 172R or Homo 1343. 18j21 WANTED A Chevrolut enr, for ensh. Call Hnflich & Hnrnhnck. 1RJ21 FOR RENT 10 acre, pood house, other Improvements. Close In. In quire I,co Cohen. n7tf ELMER C. OIPE Chiropractor Rooms 5. 7, S, 10, Cutkk Bank Bid Nature cannot cure a dtiea-s unUss the cauae at removed. Chiiopractk adualmenta rsmova Uie cause. DR. H. K. JACKSON Dentist Ko.nu 4U4-S l'lrat N.uonal bank bW BOTH PHONES OK. UkOKCiU j. XtNAOY Chiropractor BUit National Bank PulHInf dltl For Sale Real hsiatc Loana Butety Buoda ' li. 1'. t)Q Mis, cawialty aud AutamobUs Insurance. Real Batata 211 1st National bank Bid FEDERAL FARM LCAN tVj par ceail tntareel A. C BOUKNM'I tflT 401 Masonic leaiple, Salem, Oreawa Rea! iiitatc, Insurance and Money to Loan II. P. MKI.RM 'nwnnr Iom, Surrnr Roods ;o,-i- Mftrntnif v.'n f'. rire of i'j-frtv beHui'ln!-! n r f-1-!?,. . ', ir.,.ml Knnt I-"' -t f-W. r.,. M-..I. l,.,lll-,-,. Jtl,.,.v r,r J.V. PIPE Bargains In Farm Lands and Citv property. Insurance, Money to.Lonn on Good Farms at t per cent Misrfillonrniia. WANTED TO RENT, a modern house, 4 to 7 rooms. Telephone 15. Jlltf FISH KR-BR ADEN Undertakers Auto Service Lady Assistant WANTED To hny a houaa and lot In Albany, ntate mni or houso and lot and loweat rash figures. Apply E. H.. rare of Democrat office. WANTED TO RENT A modern un- furnished bungalow by couplo with no children. Inquire at Democrat office. JIBtf Fortrailler Bros, Funeral Directors Both Phones Masonic Bldf. Our Own Auto Me-irae J-d- Aaalstant