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Albany Democrat
Entered at the postofflc t Albany,
Oregon, a second - clsas matter .
W. L. Jacks
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Ralph R. OwiIm
Editor
and
Managers
n.nM mikiiaK aver aveninir ex
!eDt Sunday. Semiweekly pub
lished T u d s y and r ndays
, . Buaineaa Matter
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tjbscribers should alwaya It i e
old aa well aa now a d d r a a .
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PHONE 96
Mlw of The Associated Preaa
The Aaaociatad Press ia exclusively
entitled to the use for republication
of alt news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise credited In Uus pa
ner and also the local news publisned
herein.! All rights of republication of
- special dispatches herein are also re
served, t
ESTABLISHED IN 186 6
- MON DAY. JULY 7. lim
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
in t
T . ' hU.h tublaw
I III tsvmvKim Mail iikmw. j
in announcing to it readers its elec
tion W mviiliicniiii ill VI i r navwiimiv.
' Press. .After a careful study of the
situation the Democrat came to the
conclusion that it would be justified
in going to the expense of better
Linn county, and three months ago
iiiauo application xor memoersnip in
this rnvmiar Mvtnllimn, ..n .. i
salion. Our election came about in
we usual manner and we take pride
in Mjr mutual palitiui wilL
always reliable, always right service.
n nmciiKo tress, as ue name
. implies, is a Burelv'mntual a4
rative association of newspapers in
vnin amies, iormed lor the
DUrDOSe of ratherinlv mnti .l..K...:
' to it members the news of general
1 intenftat .IaiiimIu 1 i m : .
huu lureign, COI-
lected through iu bwn members and
other agenta, including foreign news
' associations. In ita rkiitw i i.
eifically set forth j that It is not to
t pi win or j oeciar aivuends,
' and is not to engage in the business
; of selling intelligence nor traffic in
the U1 1 Vl-K Xank.p A V
ganization contribute to the common
budget news originating in its terri
tory and pays itsj share toward the
expense of supplementing this stock
,' of domestic news with a foreign news
aerviea and maintaining the necea
aary executive and distributive ma
chinery. i
The principle of cooperation 'in
oewggathering, of which the Associat
ed Press is the highest development.
't applied before tSe Civil
War by New York City papers, which
. alned that each was psying a large
rjm for news thai was accessible to
11 and might as weU be gathered in
common with no loss of prestige and
wat saving of cost
Provision was therefore made for
Joint agency to which each paper
T of this ch-
ter it received for distribution to all
of lU member. Others in New York
City jo.ned the service .nd ut.
Mr.
Farmer
!
W are now selecting our Seed
Grain stock for next year from
th growing . crop.
If you have a choice tract of
Barley, Wheat, Oats, Rye, Mil
let, Speltx or any grain, pleas
phone us. W will call and ex
amine th graia and contract
with yon for th crop.
W will pay a substantial prem
ium abov th price ' grain,
whatever that price ma be at
th time yon ar to mak set
tlement. Call us up.
MURPHY'S
' Seed Store
quantl 0Ur b.prs Vhi of XW,
York sought to buy the ws and thus
the Associated Pre Wat formed. In
th meantime other papers west of
th "Allegheney Mountain had -
tabtished th Western Associated
Press, and gradually other Associated
Presa association wr formed a
th country grew. The prut form
of the association date from 1900,
when th old organisation wa prac
tically dissolved and a thoroughly
mutual organisation effected.
The recent report of Melville E.
Stone, general manager, shows that
the association spent in gathering
news in 1918 but a few thousand dol
lars U-ss than four million. The
splendid servk of the association
during th war baa served to increase
still further the confidence of the
American public in the Associated
Press, "and hereafter the American
people may not believe that a Pope
ia dead, a Presidential election settled
or a war ended until th Associated
Press say so."
The Associated Press is accurate
in its reports. Every telegram of
the Associated Press is subjected to
such a degree of censorship aa to
make untruthful or biased reports
practically impossible. - By virtu of
its wide membership embracing news
papers of all shades of political faith
and industrial and socialogical
thought, Th Associated Press is
necessarily non-sectional and commit
ted to a policy of th strictest irnpats
iality and nonpartisanship. Political
events are handled simply from a
news standpoint without expressions
of editorial opinion or ting of par
tisan coloring.
Albany deserve both of th two
big press services, which act aa a
protection against premature reports,
such aa th United Press report that
th armistice was signed on Nov. 8,
three days before the signature was
affixed to the document. It gives the
people an opportunity to weigh big
news reports of national events and
to get views from both angles. The
United Press is a splendid organisa
tion, composed of live, energetic men.
snd its Western representatives are
all fine fallows. - But its service is
not as reliable or as efficient as the
Associated Press. If it were the
Democrat would still be taking ft.
ALBANY STATE BANK
' Albany. Oregon
Statement at dose of business J'Jne
SO. 1919
RESOURCES
Loan, and discount. -W80-41??!
warrants 41,700.00
Real estate, banking house.
fixture 00,001. ij
Cash due from banks J,65833
3519,642.98
LIABILITIES
Capita 1 f 60,000.00
Surplus and undivided
profits 21228.44
Deposits 448,414.64
' ' $519,64258
Conducts a General Banking Basineaa
Four Per Cent on Savings
Resources June 30, 1919 $519,642.98
Resources June 30, 1918 395231.01
Gain during year, 31 0 0 $124,411.97
We appreciate your increased patron
age and will always endeavor to re
ciprocate with the best pesonal serv
ice. NOTICE TO DISCHARGED
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
All men in Linn county discharged
from the arm yor navy for disability
are requested to call at Red Cross
headquarters. First National bank
building, Albany, on Wednesdav, July
Mh. .A representative of the Federal
BKJGGS AUTO WOOD-SAW Attic.
Cats Airwtat Ait Aria.
BRIGGS k BURPEE CO. lac, Mua&ctarcn
tit Bawthara Avjl. FartlMatL
tmmd mjrtrl$l ClrcwW
The Most
Profitable
Habit
in the world, ia th habit of
SAVING MONEY I
Th foolish person spends all he
receive and face POVERTY
the WISE person saves all he
can and faces PROSPERITY.
Form th saving habit today
Our Saving Department accept
deposit large and small and
pays 4 per cent Interest.
Capital and Surplus. .$9,0.a
J. W. Cusick & Co.
: Bankers
Albany, . Orefoo
Board far Vocational Education will
be present to give information about
compensations and to assist th men
In arranging their future schooling.
NOTICE OF SALE OK GOVERN
MENT TIMUtK. General Land Of
fice. Washington, D. U. Jun 11. 1919.
Notic is hereby given that subject to
th conditions and liinitatioua of th
Act of June 9. 1910 39 Srat.. 218).
and th instructions of th bocretary
of th Interior of September to. ii .
th timutr on th following lamia will
be sold August 6, 1919. at 10 o'clock
a. ni., at ui.llc auction at tne unueu
Sttek land office at Roseburg, Ore
gon, to the highest bidder at net leas
than the appraised value aa shown
by this notice, sal to be subject to
tlw approval ol th Secretary of the
lnu.ri.ir. Tne purchase price, wilft
an additional sum of one-fifth of one
oer cent Uieteof. being commissions
alio we i. must be deposited at time of
IsaU, mor.iy to be retimed if sale is
not ap):iivcu. omrrwise patent win
isaue tur the timber which must be
removed within ten years. Bids will
be rvesived from citiaeiiA of the Unit-
i-d States, association of such citi
lent and corporations organised un
der the laws of the United States or
.my slate, territory or district there
of only. Upon application of a
aualif.cd purchaser, the timber on
any legal subdivision will be offered
separately before being Included in
any offer of a larger unit. T. 16 S.,
K. s W ., Sec S, SE-4 SE'i, red fir
710 cedar 10 M , See. 11, NE4
NWi, mi fir S00 M.. NW NW
4, red fir 30 M.. SW4 NW. red
fir 300 M none of the red fir or
cedar to be sold for less than $1.76
per M. T 37 S.. K. 7 W., See. 9,
NEV NWii. suir nine 40 M . vel-
low pin 120 M., red fir ltt) M., SE
4 NWij, sugar pine 75 M., yellow
pine 210 M red fir 40 M., none of
the sugar pine to be cold for less
than S3.00 per M.. none of th yellow
pine to be sold for less than 32.76
per M., and none of the red fir to
b sold for less than 1.25 per M.
T. 38 S, R. 8 W.. Sec. 35 SW.ii
SW4, augar pine 260 M., yellow pine
60 U., red fir 60 M., none of the
sugar pine or yellow pine to be sold
Examining Cloth is a real test for
the best of eyesight. When you can
discriminate between delicate color
tone and color-shade, when you not
fine line and shadow effects, you can
congratulate yourself on your eye
value. KRYPTOKS rejuvenate your
eyesight and enable you to see ev
erything clearly without removing !
your glasses Irom morning until
night.
E. C. MEADE ;
Optometrist I
iBMsnnBaaaaaaalBsaaB..MBaraHBaaB
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for lst than $3.00 per M., non of
th red fir to b old for less than
11.00 per M. T. 39 S.. R. 8 W., Sec.
3, NhS NEX4, sugar pin 200 M,
yellow pin 1MI M., red fir 60 M.,
black oak 6 M , SKSi NKU. sugar
pine 130 M., yellow pine 100 M., red
fir 70 M., no.i; of the sugar pine or
nllow pine to be sold for leas than
.00 per M., none of the red fir or
black oak to be sold for lens than
$1.00 per M. CLAY TAl.l.MAN,
Conimiaxioner General Land OflW.
djSOa
TAXPAYERS NOTICE
Notice la hereby given that the
City Treasurer of Albany, Oregon,
will on July 15th. 1919, can to be
issued a Certificate of Delinquency
against each and every property own
er delinquent in paving, sewer, or
street improvement yearly payments.
L, B .HIXON Jr.
Both Phonea
The Difference
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c0fetX. 0PEN
CAMEL cigarettes win Sf token from
the start because the expertly blended
choice Turkish and choice Domestic to
baccos make possible Cam-il's delightful
mellow-mildness with that al! -there "body."
Camels meet your fondest ci ;arette fancies
in no many ways. Their fls vor is unusual
and refreshing; and, they permit you to
stroke as, long as you will without any
unpleasant cigaretty aftertaite or unpleas
ant cigaretty odor. They're simply a ciga
rette delight I That's the wi.y you'll put it I
You'll find Camels good all the way
through. It is a fact, you'll prefer Camels
expert blend of choice Turkish and choice
D ines tic tobaccos to either V ind of tobacco
smoked straight I And, Ca.nels may be
smoked liberally without tiring your taste.
To know Camels best compare them in
every possible test with any cigarette in
the world at any price I
18 cents a package a.
Tltv Ccrtifla. 1 Pr
per annum.
I'av your assessment before July
15th, 1919 and sav this additional
cost II. . CUSICK.
City Treaaurer, Allutny. Oregon.
J27Jyl5
PAT'S CAFETERIA TO OPEN
On Thursday I will open a cafe
term In connection with my confec
tionery stole at Ih corner of First
md l.ynn streets. A lilwral share of
cui l-ntronnee I solicited.
WALTER M. PATTERSON.
j:Ullf
Jennie: You rant expect a feller
to love a girl with a red nose, color
less lip, dull eyes. So Ink llollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea at one.
Don't delaylta dangerous. 36c.
Fowhay & Mnnon'w. AH'itny, Oretfon.
Tak a Tumbl and Inspect
our stock of Auto, Motorcycle
or Bicycle Tiro for your boy.
Th most complete Una In th
City and prices are Right.
And dont forg.t that NOW
Is th tin to have your bi.
cycle overhaulvd and put In
shape for th season.
W do it.
V. 8. Tire Henries Station
129 Lyon ."treet, Albany
is in the Tone"
Why
We can tell you that there is a
difference in the tone of the
STARR. We can atate tho rea
sons why. But th surest way
is to hear FOR YOURSELF.
We invite you to call and provo
for yourself that what we say
is trie.
BUY WITH
YOUR EARS
Caeiala mm aaW mmmtmn
tlAllr ImM saaSaJaa,
aM (100 9i4rHt) Hi a
tea
jiaatMM.
tfm. ! rajr
er sJSaa aaeaO ar " ra "ats
a stis toiacco ca
i
y Summer
Dress Goods
Flaxons and Dimities
LARGE VARIETY IN IIOTII FIGI'RED AND PLAIN IN FANCY
COLORS
Special Trices per Yard 25c
Worth's Department
Store
Phone 80
WALLACE Ill.lXi.
NONPAREIL Barber Shop
Modern and Efficient
We asske a specially of Students sad Chlldrea's Work. F.ipert aerv.
Ice for alt Electric Maaaaglng and Shampooing.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICK
WOODWORTH'S
Poison Oak
Remedy
ONK AITUCATION will .rvit am! ONK HOTTI.K WILL CTRK
any c of I'uiftoi. Oak.
Woodworth Drug Co!
Electric
Cookinq
KEEPS HER.
HAPPY &V
Science Built This
Electric Range
to fill a Doaitive n..l I.
nonie iur srirniinc conking.
The day, of haphaward cooking arc over. FohI and fuel
coxt money. Neither should he wnated. Into the Elec
trie Unng. h.,ve l.cnn built thus, fot.irc. that stand for
greatest economyof tlme-of forHl -,.f fuel, and cleanli
ness and convenience uncounted.
TELEPHONE IS .n, w. will send our representative to
explain.
Mountain States Power Co
Third and Lyoa
Phone M
UUD STOVER, proprietor
i ..
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