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Newspaper Page TextAI.IUNY DAILY DEMOCRAT. TTESDAY. JANUARY 18, 119. PAGB TWO Ddilylnjocrat Enrl at thTpostoffice t Albany. Oregon, as second class matter. Dally published every evening escept Sunday. Semlwoekly published Tues days and Fridays. Buaiscaa Matter la ordering changes of address, suk acrilwr ehould alwayt givs old at well aa nw address. Suberrtptioa Rates Dally Ue Uvared by cai riar, par weak . . H Delivered by carrier, per year . . W By mail, at and of year 8.W By mall, in tdvanca. per year 3 CUaaifled Ratea Ona iant per word for firat publica . l - IS mrd thereaf tar. payable in advance. Minimum cnarge. twcmynv n . ESTAB L I S H E D IN T1KSHAY. JANUARY 28. THE DELUGE AT PARIS The peace conference at raris may toon be pleading to be saved from a deluge of reformers. Well meaning orvaniiations and individuals are de scending upon it from all quarters of the compass, each with aome favorite prescription for savinff the world or aome special part of it. There is the American Anti-saloon League which wants to clinch the American victory by making the world dry. There are labor oiyanii. tiona from many countries demanding the adoption of a trades-union pro gram for the whole civilized world There are advocates of child labor laws and woman suffrage. There art representatives of the anti-dope cru sade. There are economic faddists with remedies they want applied tc production and distribution. There are men seeking to change the world'? monetary system. Along with these and other reform ers who seek to improve the whoh universe in some way or other, there are -representatives of particular movements like that which wants Af rica restored to the negro race, the Sinn Fein delegation which asks the sanctioning of Irish independence. Russians who want freedom for Bol shevism and other brands of socialism or anarchism to thrive and propagate, and men of many races clamoring for political or moral or economic or re ligious benefits to be conferred or nearly all the habitable sections of the earth. The peace conference happens to have its hands pretty full with the mere business of settling the war and piovMing some practical guarantee against its recurrence. If it had a reiiury to sit, and was blessed with infi.i'te wisdom and patience, it might take up all these matters and dispose of them. Being finite and human, it will be obliged to turn down, as po litely as it may, a lot of over-enthus iastic folk who ought to have stayed at home. DIPLOMACY AXD HAIR From the tonsorial standpoint the peace conference affords an interest ing study. President Wilson is said to stand out in striking contrast with his colleagues because he is the only barefaced delegate present. All the others wear some sort of hirsute cam ouflage. The contrast is made all the more vivid by the fact that the other dele gates nearly all have bald pates. They wear their hair on their faces, while Wilson wean his on his head. There may be some deep signifi cance in this. Just why professional diplomats should be bald is a ques tion that has never been satisfactorily answered. Neither is it apparent why they should wear beards or mustaches, or both. Americans instinctively suspect the man behind the beard. And yet the beard seems to be held in honor abroad. We give it up, feeling that there must be some fundamental relation between the barber business and the league of nations, but unable to say exactly what it is. Philosophers should study the matter. FARM ELECTRIC PLANTS IN THE WAR The strenuous demands of the war have been the means of bringing U the front many products, or perhaps of developing hitherto unknown uses of well-known products. For many reasons little could be said about these things while the war was on, but now that the conflict is over many interesting facts are being related about products and measures that were employed to help make our victory certain. Among the electrical products, one of the most valuable proved to be the small direct connected electric light and power plant. The uses of elec tricity are nearly universal and it was found absolutely necessary to b able to use it right up on the firing line, on the submarine chasers and in other places where the action was fast and furious and where things were lia ble to happen with disconcerting sud- lenncss. These liltla aircoolej electric plants were foun.l operating X-ray machines in field hospitals, charging batteries for field telephone sets, for airplane signaling, for running movio machines at the army Y's, for electric dighting, in short for electric service at any point where electricity would help out. These small electric units made a very flexible system, for they could be ad vanced or withdrawn as the fortunes of war determined; could be installed in an instant and would go right to work producing tl e precious 'juice' as promptly as a hat (cry would unlimbcr and start shelling Huns. The conditions of warfare speedily established the f;-t that the simplest type of plant was the best that the fighting front or he submarine chaser was no place to have to be dealing with unnecessary attachments or fea tures and there was, of course, some weeding out. Hut the plant that was simple, efficient an! sturdy, the plant that could be depended on in any emergency, was used by the thousand and played an important part in Incit ing the Hun. WHY SIIOH.lNT SHE? SPOK ANK, Jan. 27. While apply ng for a divorce here, Mrs. Violet Me l.envc was confronted with the charge of throwing a knife at her husband that might have hit him in the Jugular vein. She ilidnt deny it. She said: "1 did throw a knife at my hushard when he kicked me In the stomach." The court thought she was justified. VIERECK'S BATHS SHAVING MAimXTTISG RAZOR HONKI) AND SET Open T a. m. io 7 p. nr.; Satur day 10 p. m. Comer First and Ellsworth Streets. "FLU" PROOF An open air cigar store where crowds do not assemble - clean and sanitary. The "FLU" can't catch you if you trade at Eagles Cigar Store First and Droadalbin ALBANY BAKERY 321-325 Lyon St. All Kinds of Baked Goods BOTH PHONES C I 1. "Srv JsV MOUNTAIN STATES POWER Co. 306 West Second Roth Phones 15 SPECIAL GROCERY SUE Hani Wheat Fl.Ol'R- $2.80 20 bars Swift's White Soap 95c 20 bars Hob Whit Soup (Limit 'JO hnr to a customer) 95- c 10 lbs. best Jap RICK 95c 8 cans Standard I'KAS 95. 7 cans Standard TOMATOES (Limit 7 cans to a customer) 95 Kconomy Quart tuliil packed TOMATOES 20c 13 cans I X I. SOU!' 95c 5 cans ASPARAGUS 95c 12 cans PORK A DEANS .. 95c 10 pkgs. Seeded RAISINS 95c 7 lbs. bulk MINCEMEAT- 95c 6 lbs. bulk PEANUT BUTTER (Lt'inK our own bucket) 95. If, lbs. PRUNES- $1.00 6 lbs. special b Ik CCI'i'E 95c 13 cans Pepper, Mustard, Mace, etc., for $1.00 FARMERS' STORE Where Groceries Are Sold RIGHT IIOTH PHONES 1 Frogs Were Fouled i The warm nights last Sunday and Monday brought forth the spring elm rus from the country frKponds. Hut but night's fruat silenced them again and drove them back tir their mud homes to await groundhog day and I the real sprinir. Loans Surety Bonds K. F. SOX File, Casualty and Automobile Insurance. Real Batata tIJ 1st National Bank Hid FKDKRAL rXtU LOANS IH per sent taUreaa A. C aVOHKNUTstDT 401 MaaonU Temple, ate Urn, Oraeoa Realty Canadian Landi LOANS AM. INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Corner of Second and Rroadalbia Hell iU ; lloale 107 J tcASIl PAID FOR I MT-N-rf I Metal, Iron Scrap. Sacks, Rags, 1 and so forth. I I Pacific Junk Cotnpanv I C HIMilin.M I Second and faker Street I IUI1 J4JK, Home KIT I Frank (I. Will JEWELER Hit class Jewelry. 8 II ear. Cut Olaaa and Hand Painted China VHK RKS1 BAKKl) C.tMiDS GROCKKIhS, FRUDIICK and KKl'ITH al PARKER'S "The Sio ol Quality" 134 Lynn St. B4b Phones READ OUR WANT AOS. ! ("ASH paid for 1 USUI) FURNITt'RK See ua at Z1S Lyon Street 4 I E. L. STIFF A SON STETTER'8 Full bnc ol Ch...jjrc. Dishes, Crockery. Glassware, Granite. j; Tinware, and Groceries LIHKKTY BONUrf If you must sell your bonss wa will buy them. , J. M. 4 H. M. HAWKINS, Albany, Oregon. One Hundred Dollars Is a 'modest estimate of what you ran sava in a year, by de positing regularly at our Sav ings Department Isn't this worth your while t A dollar or more will start your account, and 4 per cent Interest will be compounded. Capital & Surplus $90,000.00 J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, Oregon Ml ii ii nttr progress Financial 1W "11 li! Your Money and Your Fulure Neither will take care of Itself. Your futur a and your imm.y will ha taken cars of If you will handle your business affairs throuub The First National Bank "Old and Rliiible." and entrust your savings tu The First Savings Bank "Where Saving Are (nfe.M Tj srasftW CLASSIFIED ADS.-BUSINESS DIRECTORY For Sale KOKD FOR SAI.K - A l ord car in good condition at a burvaiu. In ijulre "1," care of IVmocmt. 7j'JH IIUTTKR-lle.t of .piality. Fresh from the creamery every momthi;. Now on sale at reduced price. Ken ton's Cash Store, 3d dt Lyon streets. FOR SAI.K Wo have all kinds of wLl-uni. Harness. We will sell them at your own price. Albany Hole A Junk Co., Jd and Kllswurlh. 27J."J FOR SAI.K A irood f.l.iHK) form mortiratie drawing 6 per cent inter est with accrued interest from Aue. lUIH. See Hrcker A lUam. 1.1.1 Lyon street. l'7;.".i I.IIIFHTV IIOS'OS We s. II Ik. as well as buy tbem. No letter In vestment. J. M. A II. M Hawkins, ctinier Itroadulbin and Seeutitl Sts , Albany. Ore. J-.'.'.tf FOR RFNT A new 6 noni house, full cement basement anil bao. 7 acres pood bottom lard, just out.t.le west city h. nits. $1 SO a year. See Andrew Jensen, rail evenings. Mo Fast First Street. Albany. 2lj'.'7 WANTED TO ItKNT, a modern house. 4 to 7 rooms. Telephone 1A. Jlltf WANTED TO ItKNT- A modern un fumlshed bungalow by couple with no children. Inqulrs at Democrat office. Jir.lf FOR SAI.K- Haled hay. cheat and oata miie.1. $'.'0 a ton. Call Itell i phone IHFM. 'J.'ij'.'H CAR II ARC A INS Maswall f.Vfl ; Overland Roadster I'."..'!; Ford Tour ln $3'JB; Ford Truck. I.IM; Slude baker. I7M;. Studebaker. t:"-; Smith Truck attachment, f.inO; Hull Tractor, MM). All In fine condition. Waldo A.idrrson A Son. JJl'lf FOR SALE lbiff leghorn eKKs for hatching. Hens fine laylnir strain, and rooster thoroujrhhrod. Mrs. J Schamrr, R. G. Hell phone 1HFI.V j2(im20 FARMERS. ATTENTION-For th. nrlt 2 weeks we will sell you a lim ited stock of wagons and plows at cut prices. Waldo Anderson 4 Son. . J'-'-tf FOR ROYAL TYI'KWKITKRS Write to Graham A Wells. Corvallla Oregon. A genu for IJnn (VMinty. FCRNITlllaK bought and sold. Call K. Rogoway. 2nd and Haker Kla , llell phone 34b. R. Horn uhone HH. alUVf WOODSAWING Call 8. II dridv:r. Ilonia ubo.i. ntlS, H..1I :il),IV. K-sl- denco 1112 Elm ami 11th. si it eilS'.fSS O'R'CIORT FOR SAI.K fl-room plastered house, bam, chlekenhouse. 2 large lota. City water. $IOf,0. Mrs. F. Wool ley. UOR E. Front St. Jlflfl FOR SAT K 47 seres of good land southwest of Dever under cultiva. Iton. Fairly good buildings, kimhI water. Geo K. ChamlH-rs. It. 2, .lbn iioflii A HOME AT 4 PErl CF.NT-High-clara 6-aefe tract Julnlng new new college campus, all In cultivation, will sell to right party who will build, no payment down. 20 yrnrs. at per cent. Sea Fish A Hodges CLF.ANF.RS-r-Cnll up Lora Dots, IDS Lyon tH., phone 54H-R, about your clothes cleaning. Ilnuer A Ilnuvr guar antee absolute satisfaction. No gar ment too dollrate for ua to handle. J3tf For Rent FOR RENT Small fnrm nenr Crnb tree to mnn and wife. Address Mrs. Mnry E.Carnes, Ien. Del., Al bany. 27j29 CASH PAID For furniture and household goods. See us bafors you sell. Albany Furniture Exchange 41S-417 West 1st St Doth phones d'itf FOR RENT 10 acres, good house, other Improvements. Close In. In quire Leo Cohen. n7tf Misr)1i9n,ni!s; PIANO TUNING Work guaranteed Much experience. References glv- n. Here but few days on regular trip. G. H. Carrier, ITotcl St. Friin rls. 20J22 HEMSTITCHING -l."e per yard. Uiread furnished. Hell phone L2H. Sue lirockenndge. Xli W. Hd U KLMKK C. OIPE ' Chiropractor Rooms 5, 7, 9, 10. Cusick Bank HJdg Nsturs cannot curs a dlsessa unless Ilia causa la removsd. Chiropractic adjustmrnu isroove the causa. DR. 1L K. JACKSON Denust Kouca 404-5 First riatausaj bank blda, BOTH PHONKS UK. GKOKUB J. XKNAUY Chiropractor Vlrst National Bank buiidjn, .dlW Heal bsutc, Insurance and Money to Loan H. V. MEKK1LL Insurance, Loana, biuety Bonda Spccul atlcnunn tfvcn tu Lsrc of properly hclougliftflo no--rc..tdelAs. -oomi Si). I, secoffd Utiiit, I'irtt 5av- .iis ISnV btllbline AtblMV t ticgon J. V. PIPR DsrgaUis In Farm IjiicIs and Cite pronerty. Insurance, Money to Loua on Good Farms at 6 per swnt Gel llio Gonuinct-f'.J". f eonomv in Tvory Coke FOR TRADE I have 70,000 ft. 1 In. and 2 in. lumber on R. R. track at Dever. Will trade for good Wiring horses. F. M. Simpson, 1227 E. 2d St., Albany, Ore. Hell phone. -J2730d jnif4 MILK--Fresh milk and cream every day. Kenton's Cash Store. Ad and I.yon streets. ' 27J29 I ISIIKR-RKADKN Undertaker Auto Berries Lady Assistant Fortmillcr Bros. Funeral Directors Both Phones Masonic Bid Our Oven Auto Hajraa Lady Assistant