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Newspaper Page TextAlbany Democrat Entered t th postofflo at Albany, Onroa, a second c1sm Mttar. W. L. Jaeasoa iii galpa K. Cranio Editors . and Managers Daily published vry vnins; p t Sunday. Semiweekly pub- Uohsd Ttiii and rridaya. Daelnea Matter U ordering chsni of address , vibaoribara ahould always i aid aa wall aa naw addraaa. gahserlptie) Rates Daily nll.. hw carrier. Bar month. . .40c Delivered by ouriar, par yaar. .14.00 By Mil at and of yaar S460 Bv nail in advance, par yaar. . .S .00 PHONE 9t U..L ml Tha Associate Prcaa Ilia Associated Praaa U xeluaivly entitled to th naa for republication of aU naws diapatchaa credited to it or ask otherwise credited in thia pa per and alao tha local newa published herein. AU rights of republication oi special dispatches herein are also re served. B8TABLI9UED IN 1866 FRIDAY. AUGUST 1, 1919 a I .... Ta Rieht Wroaga It U rather confidently expected at Washington that Japan .will cut the Cordiaa knot oi tna troTarsy by making an explicit stat ment of her honorable intention with regard to the peninsula and set a de finite date for returning it to China, Such action would be wise and time ly. It would conciliate American op inion and promote good feeling be tween the United States and Japan. It would help greatly in amothing the treaty and restoring order and con J these modern comforts ndenea throughout tha world. If Japan, however, declines to dopt this sensible, honorable proce dure, what ta to be dona about bhan- -d to upset the whole pUn for per- or ahall world organisation ba utllla tungT Shall the Shantung be allow ed to atraighten out tha bhantung situation! .... A level-headed ooserver r...... the public that if China has been wronged In any wsy by Japan, or Ja pan fails to keep iu pledgee to the f-.,v r Nations la the only Instru ment through which China can hope to obtain mires and Justice." Representative byer of Missouri has introduced a bill in eongrena pro viding that an automobile thief ahall be punished by a fine or so,vuv or im orisonment from one to ten years, or both. Pretty severs. UIL it lent long since they hanged men in Mis souri for stealing horses, and even a fliver is worth a much aa a horse. The Luxurious Sailor A queer situation has arisen in the return of the Dutch steamships. Near ly SO ships, it will be remembered, which had been idle in American har bors, were chartered last yeara by the United States government for cargo use in connection with the wsr ser vice. With the emergency past, they are now being transferred to their owners Be fore availing itself, of those ships the United States remodeled their in teriors, providing better quarters for ifficera and crews, with steam heat, baths, refrigerators snd other Impro vements required by the American shipping regulations. These editions, it was supposed, add ed materially to the vahe of the vessels. The commissioners, however, decided to be generous. So they in formed the Dutch government that they would leave all this apparatus in the ships as a gift to the owners. The reply was an order to remove in com pliance with the charter terms which provided that ships should be return- Passing of the Pioneers In Memory of tha late Eli Rodger How fast tha Pioneers are passing. By Fred K. Harrison Now but j, , f,w , here; M..w another Pioneer ia taken, - And wo miss his I see oacn aay. But wa know that he ia resting Where no pain will find Its way. For over eighty yeara ' he'd been among ua. And it filled our hearts with pain When he'd speak of hia departure. For ha knew he'd not remain. Ell Rodger was another Of those hardy Pioneers. Now wo reap their fruita of labor . From their many active years. And their ranke are growing thinner With each ewiftly-pssslng year. When wo think of alt" their hanlshTps, Aa they biased the Weatern Trail, How they eonqjered triala and dan Iters, It is to us a thrilling tale. When the Ptoneera' work Is finished, And thev all are laid to rest. Then we'll know what thev have gWn ua. When they biased tha trail out West. ed In the same condition In which they had been token. The Dutch owners objected to the Improvements on the ground that if one ships had thm the crews of other Dutch ships would de mand them. There could hatdly be any more in structive commentary on the super iority of the tieatment now given American sailers over those of other nations. Only tho American sailor U able to go to aea in a comfortable, steam-heated flat, with liberal pay and nearly all tha luxuries of life ashore. A bright bartender has adapted himself to the new era by rhsnging the sign over his old place of business to reed, "Ncar-Ssloon." mil Anyway, Henry lord did get that anti-preparedness tiff out of hia sys tem when he wirt.lt to the prepared pa game for all he was wtfrth. , USUI On the whole, there seems to ba was up for rt ;'i t'on. Max Harden wanta the Kaiser's trial delayed until the war's wounds have healed. By that time there wouldn't be any Kaiser left to try. - Hill! Henry Ford, aa a w iesa In his libel suit, defined a 'mobile' army as a arsa army. purely he wouldni think of an auuunoMIe as a large autn. - III- Congress might accept a manda tory ior tna colored race in Washing ton and Chicago. mm Dayllaht saving ia In tha twilight NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN. ME. N'T TIMBER. General Land Of fics, Washington, D. C, June 11, m9. about as much criticism of the peace Notice ia hereby given that subject to treaty as i there was of the constitu-' eonditiona and limitations of the tion of the United Stores when it GLASSIFIED-uUSirJtSS Ullitu i UKY FOR SALE White om cocker- & rtraTn. Tand vaT Add 86c per n'tTafter Aug. your flock average. Edward U Viereck, R- D. 4, phono 456. FOR SALE 68 acres. 12 acres in full bearing orchard, consisting of " prune, and apple. lUlanK of Und. ia cultivation and pasture with soma very fuse grub oak timber. Very fair house snd barn, also prune dryer. Situated ta Benton county and 6 miles from Albany. Terms one-half cash snd bslsneo time to suit purchaser. Price $7500. Thia ia bargain. See J. V. Pipe, 203 West 2nd St. N phone. Jy29aS RABBITS New Zealand Reds good, healthy stock. Unrelated pairs for 480 Was ThW St. "T FOR SALE Must be aold.at once, a 2-year-old colt, uenue ana mm broke. Also a lot of woven fence wire. Call 501 Lyon St. jy30al HELP WANTED APARTMENT WANTED Or small furnished Borne ny two young Bus inessmen. Preferrably where there are no women. Address B. V. D, care Democrat. jySlaS CARPENTERS WANTED At can nery. East Water and Main Sts. In quire at office near end of atee' bridge or at job. jy21tf WANTED Housekeeper wanted to do light housekeeping. Call about 6 o'clock, 715 E. 4th. jy28a3 FOB SALE 40 acres, one-half mUe back of Hackleman's Grove. Two bouses and new bam and stock, implements snd crop if taken at one. Would prefer to keep part of place, hut will sell 10 or 16 am wita uew buildings, half of crop, team, wagon. $2500 for 10 acres, $3,000 for 15 acres, $1600 H. S. Biehards. Jy30a FOR SALE Good cheat hay $10 per ton in field. W. W. Crawford. jy26al BUSINESS DIRECTORS E1MEK C fitPK Calrapractar Nature eannrt ear a disease aulas th causa la earaved. Chiropractic aamatsneata r-ntov -as causa. Rooms 6, 7, . 0. Castes Bank Bldg. Dr. H. & Jacks aa DENTIST 414-465 First National Bank Bldg. Phaa 216 -J H. F. Merrill Fir Insure nee Surety Bonds Rooss No. 1, Second Floor, First Sav ings Bank BuIldUf Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Newly made over sec ond hand mattresses. At tne rur- aitar Hospital, 128-130 Ferry St. jyizix FARM FOR SALE 205 acre all in cultivation, all good grain una. Fair buildings. Close to Albany. This la a very choice body of land. A bargain if taken soon. See J. V. Pipe, 203 West 2d St. No phone. jyzoai USED CARS 1 1917 Dodge, cord tins. 1 1918 Overland. 1 1916 Overland. 1 Reo with electric lights. Highway Garage, Inc., Salesroom 806 W. 2nd Bt. FOR SALE Cheap, 160 acre good stock or farm land. 120 acres fenc ed. Good hciss and water. In Wasco Co. Cash pries $1,000. Will trade. Box 26, Mill City, Oregon. HOGS FOB SALE 30 head of hogs, aboats and pigs for aale. Call Hugh Mug Isom, phone 614J. JylBtf FOR SALE By th owner, 400 acre bottom land in email tract. Easy H. Bryant. J12tf FOR eJALE Soma exceptional good bays in residence property. Terms can be made to suit purchasers. Be J. V. Pipe, 203 West Second St. No phone. Jy28al C23 AUTO WOOMAW AftcW Oaaasas ! ears SsMe. seras, C AaTwien Aty Aata. C31 KZTB CO. lat, tutUdm SI Bewtfcaraa Ara Fvtfcn. FOUND A black dehorned cow. Has been at my place in Sunrise 2 days. Owner can have same by paying for expenses. J. E. Rosa, phone 614R. jy30al FOR RENT 40 acres of improved land, all in cultivation. 6 mile north of Albany. Jy31a2 WANTED To rent, a modern house, by couple without children. Phone 'H- jy28tf WANTED To buy, furnished rouse, or will rent house and buy furni ture. Address L. M. D., care Demi ocrmt- -. J26tf RELIABLE PLANTS Tomatoes, 16e P" dox, $1 p, 100; cabbage, 10e per dox 75e per 100; cauliOower, 15e per dox. MURPHY'S SEED BTUKX. ,24 FISHER - BRADEN CO. Progressive Funeral Directors AUTO SERVICE . CLady Assistant. Phone 96 Night Call 509R Dr. George J. Kenagy Chiropractor Pint National Bnaa Baildiag OflBce Both Phones Residence,. Bell Phone 202L LOANS SUSETT BONDS E. F. SOX Fir, Caaualtv and Aatomobll In surance, jtaai Estate. 218 First National Bank Building GET VOUR OLD Furniture-and Mat- vcies maae over uk new. At ie rlimiture Hospital, 128-130 erry cts. Jyl2tf CASH PAID For fnrnJtur. household goods. So a oefor )oa Albany Furniture Exchang 4M-417 West 1st St. Both phones. d2tf WOODSAWING-CaU S. a Brldger, oeu pnone 436 R. Besldenc 124 W. 6th St Office with E. R. Camming. J6tf f OR KENT Largs modern furnish. ed rwm do in. Inqnira at Dem ocrat office. J24tf HEMSTITCHING 12Hc per yard, vmcau tunusnea. ceu pnone Sue Breckenridge, 833 W. 2d St. PArs CAFETERIA Th best the market afford. So what yoj'r going to eat Short orders in con nection. Alao all kinds of confec tionery. Walter M. Patterson, 101 Lyon St, corner or First JyStf CHA8 A. HUNT Violiakt aad Teacher Horn paon 4121 Studio 838 Jeffer son Street 6tf Federal Farm Loan 54 per cent interest 84 1-2 years time. Promot snd efficient servln Applications will be received by th rim National Bank, Albany, Ore. A. C BOHRN8TEDT 461 Msonle Tempt Ssleai, Ore. t r rot-nest Bsrgaln In Farm Lands and City property tnaarance. Honey to Loan on Good veruie r.s o cm Act of June 9. 1916 (39 Stat. 218) and tha instructions of the Secretary of the Interior of September 16. 1917, the tiiuou on the following lands will be sold Auituat 6. 1919. at 10 o'clock a. m., at public auction at th United States land office at Roseburg. Ore gon, to the higheat bidder at not leas Chan the appraised value aa shown by this lioiice, aale to be subject to the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, fhe purchase price, with an additional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allowei. must be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned if aale ia not approved, otherwise patent will issue fur the timber which must be removed within ten years. Bids will be received from citixens of the Unit ed States, associations of auch citi sens and corporations onrantted un der the lawa of th United State or any slate, territory or district there of oniy. upon application of quaiu.ea purcnaser, ine timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before being Included In any offer of a larger unit T. 16 S, R. 2 W, See. 8. SEtf SEX. red fir iu cedar 10 m., Sec. 11. NESi NWtf. red fir 300 M., NW14 NW Vs. red fir 430 M.. SWU NWl! rl fir 300 M., none of the red fir or eeasr to be sold for leas than $1.76 per M. T 87 S.. R. 7 W See. 9. NEVi NW!1, sugsr pine 40 M.. yel low pine 120 M., red fir 160 M., SE NW4, sugar pin 75 M yellow pine 210 M, red fir 40 M.. none of the aojrar pine to be sold for less than $3.00 per M., none of tha yellow nine to be sold for Ieaa than $2.76 per ai ana none or the red fir "to oe sold ior leas than $1.25 per M. T. 38 8- R. 8 W s. im, fWSi' P'ne 260 M- yellow pine " iir ov m., none or the sugsr nine or yellow nliu in tw. .m fur -Vl,n 3 00 Pr M". non ' . . ,old rr less than .00 per M. T. 89 S.. R. 8 W., Sec. 3, NEJ NEH, sugsr pins 200 M, yellow pine 160 M., red fir 60 M., i kiks.6 Mr. SE!4 NE' "' P,in J3 M., yellow pin 100 M., red fir 70 M., none of th sugsr pin or yellow pine to be sold for less thsn $3.00 per M., none of the red fir or oibck oak to be sold for less than M.00 p-r M. CLAY TALLMAN, viirinimiuoner uenerai iand Omc. Hj30a2 DR. G. R FORTMILLER Physician and Surgeon Offte Phone House Phone 9 Bell 44 BcH 179 Home 44 Horn 171 Frank G. Will JEWELER fTlai else Iswelry. 80er, Cm Glass aad Hand Fata tad China WONDERFULLY DELICIOUS My "Tap" ORANGE FLOAT made only at Leslie's Confectionery West First St. AUTO.. TOPS --' W male and repair Auto Top, Curtains and Cushions. HORSKY'S TIRE STATION I Sale of Summer Underwear HERE ARE SOME SPLENDID VALUES in WOMENS UNDERWEAR IN KNIT, NAINSOOK anJ SILK Ladies' plain knit Vests, regular 20c values 23c Ladies' fancy knit Vests, regular 40c values 33c Ladies' pink and white knit Bloomers, good values . . 75c Ladies' knit Union Suits, 7.c values Cik' Good grade knit Unions, reg.$l.25 values, special JISc Ladies' B. V. D.s. pink, lace trimmed .... $1 25 Ladies' Unions, white and pink and white, si'k tops, plain and fancy patterns, special $1.19 Kayser Silk Bloomers, Vests and Unions, fine grade and good val"cs at $1.93 MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE CAREFUL AfTENTION Worth's Department Store WALLACE BLDG. PHONE Eir.MY 1MIONE EIGHTY ii III if iBlIMWMIilllllllalM Daily Market Report Hay and Grain Wheat 12.10. Oats 47276. Hay 416'u,20. Mill Feed 143. Wool and Mohair Wool $40(11.162. Mohair 66c. Vegetable Cabbaire, 6c; oniona, 7c; turnips, 2He; parsnips, 3c; new potatoes, 3c in trade. Butter, Butterfat and Egg Butterfat 60c 58c; retail, 7e. Creamery butter, wholesale, 69 60c; retail-70c. . - Dairy butter 0c trade; reUil 60c. i-Klf bujrinjr price 43c, retail 47c Poultry H.-ns, 20a24c; broiler 22c. Old roosters, 10(1 2c Gees 13c; docks 16c Local Stockyards D. E. Nebergsll Meat Co. Hogs 2l;ie. Steers 7efti'. Cows 4c4i. Vesl. live, 13 He Mutton SUcAi 6. Lambs PcC'ilOH. $9640 snd sec rued Intrest Junction Merchant Here D. D. Mason one of the leading- mer chants of Junction City wss sn Al bany business visitor to day. Mr Ma son Interviewed the manager af the Albany Furniture Company with a view of hoylng a stock for hia store. CHICHESTER S PILLS! rm Ian a Alw, -uu. SutD W DWJCCISTS FYf BTWW gf Mr BUSINESSMAN What Arc The Doldrums? Your answer i found on 1'atrv 71 of th Saturday F.ve- a nlnif Post of A iirusl 2 out hxlay. What ia true of the manufacturer ia also true of th mer chant Newspaper advertising will steer you clear from th ahoals of the Doldrums. Ask us How The Albany Democrat ENCORE! ENCORE! THEY'RE SHOUTING FOR MORE SO TUB AMERICAN LEGION WILL G1VR ANOTHER 1)10 DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT-AUG. 2 IN T1IR Albany Armory Everyone pronounced th "SOLDIER HOP" a real success last week and the Boys promise more fea tures this week i XII, r. S ; l Hi . What Do You -Hay T ' LET'S GOl