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ALBANY DAIM DWOOUT. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST . 1 Albany Democrat Entered at the postofflce at Albany, Onpi, e aocond clasa matter. W. L. Jackson lUlpli E. CrI Editors and Msnsgers Daily publlshsd iwj evening ax -cap t Bunday. Semlweekly pub lished Tuesday and tridaya. eBusiness Matter la ordering ehangaa of address , rjbscnbers ahould always r ' aid aa till m mw add rata. Sabscriptsea Hatae Dally slivered by aarriar. per month. . .40e Delivered by carrier, par year.. $4.00 By null at and of yaar J3.60 Bt mail In advance, par year... $300 ml Tka aasstialed Frees Tha Aaaociatad Praaa is exclusively a titled to tha aaa for republication f all news dianatchaa eradiUd to it ex aat otherwiae craditad In thia pa- par and alao tha local newa publiahed herein. All richta of republication ot apecial diapatcbea herein ara alao re- served. ESTABLISHED IN 18S WEDNESDAY. AUGUST . W9 The Walla of Faria One of tha moat atriking worka of tha rebuilding of Fanrce ia tha demol iahing of tha remnants of the old wall and fortificatinoa that have ao long aurrounded Paris. Actual destruc tion of tha fortifications waa com menced in May. In place of theee ancient military atructurea beautlf'jl parka and playgrounds are to be er etced. A part of tha apace will still be caed for military purposes. But all that waa gloomy and dingy and con fining ia to disappear. Sow, clean, airy barracks will be erected for the aoldiera. Another section of the space ia to be turned over to the state, and ill be used for scientific laborator ies. Certain hospitals and schols now crowded within the heart of the city will be rehoused In beautiful buildings' in places formerly given over to the wall and forts. Thia change will add about 1600 serve of breathing apace to a city al ready crowded by 1U Industrial sub- jrbe. Between two or the old gates a palace of exhibitions ia to be built. It will be used lor r lower ana agricul tural ahows and for the annual borsc show. Although Parisians will undoubt edlp miss for a while the defensive works to which they have so long been accustomed, and foreign readers of Dumas. Victor Hugo and Dickens' "Tsle of Two Cities' will not be able to imagine Paria without the gloomy portals through which many of their favorite heroea have passed on mys- .-r.ru4 still tha change will i. . eino thine- for coming genera tions of Parisians. Tha new -parks will play an important part in the nn.r.m of the health officials, and will add spaciousness and beauty to tha city. Hi!!!! Of course, the Senate might sign that treaty with a blanket reserva tion reserving for the United States the right to interpret any clause as it pleases, from time to time; and whenever any emergency arises, to fulfil its obligations or not, accord ing to the way it may feel at the moment. nosslble without breaking any law except tha law of common sense. nun Some scientific person announces that bread contains on-half per cent alcohol, and sometimes mora. Now, dont go and drink all tha bread In tha house. NellU M. Fox and husband to Lum bermen's Knglneerifg Co. lamia In Tp. S., K. 1 East. - J. r. Kant on at ai oy attorney to Jennie B. Tyeer. Lands In lllk. S, islbralth's Add Brownsville. Sheriffs Deeds Kendall, sharif f, to B. J. Lands in Santiam Fruit Col- Romantic bridal couples may be marled in airplanes, aa they're doing Just now with eonsiderablt frequency; but they've got to come down to earth just tha same. - lii'I! . . K. There is nothing that makes an American Bolshevist ao mad aa to ored him sent back to the happy land ruled by Bolshevism. illHI : "Price Boosters Face Jail Terms If Probe Can Locate Guilty". The "if ia mightier than the "probe". C. M. Freese. ony. C, M. G rover. ony. The reason ao many people cant stand tha hot weather ia, they've got too rich a mixture in their carbure HUIIII- Anyway, tuu -intoxication Is still Warranty Deeds J. W. Miller et ux to Wm. Bun. Lands in Blk. 3 in Schultt Add Al bany. lieo. A. Hoflich and wife to D. H. Bodine. lands in Blk. 63. Albany. B. F. Ellsworth and wife to R. B Miller and wife. Land in Blk. 44. Harkleman'a 2d Add. Albanv. R. B. Miller and wife to B. F. and S. V.. Ellsworth. lands in Blk. S. urienl'n-s th Add. Albanv. Ada Royall and husband to Frank roster. Lands in Tp. IS S., R. ? East. Raymond Laurence to C. A. Grov- er. Lands in Santiam Fruit Colony. B. F. Ellsworth et ox to G. C. Brock et ux. lands in Tp. 10 S., R. a n esc. J. J. Collins, trustee, et al to Bant; of Brownsville. Lands in Webber's Add Brownsville. .Bank of Brownsville to R. A. Sand ers. Lands in Webber's Add Browns ville. Sarah N. Walker to Bank of Brownsville. Lands in Kirk's Add to North Brownsville. CLASSIFIED-DUSirJESS DIRECTORY FOR SALE 40 acres. $5,500. $2,000 csh. J housea, new barn, stock and implements; also crop if taken at once. Would prefer to keep part of place, but will sell 10 or 15 acres, with new baildinga, halt if crop, team and wagon. J2- for 10 acres, $3.000for IS seres, $1,800 in cash. H. S. Richards, half-mile south of sawmill. JyS0a6 WANTED Hoppickers i n 40-aere yard near Dever. Meet all pickers at Dever and return them to Dever after picking and pay their way to Albany. Will pay $1.60 per hundred pounds for picking, eirual to 75c a box. J. A. tirigsby, R- D. 2. Phone 13F3L 4al0 BUSINESS DIRECTORS BEFORE YOU SELL yoor seed I ea or pnone m. siuaia. wus aaor top price. jhone sum. ols FOR SALE (New house at 1406 San. tiam Road for $1676 and will take lot in u nart. Beam aLnd Co.. 133 Lyon St. 66 FOR SALE S. C white leghorn cockerel, March hatch O. A. C strsin,-$l.&0 each if taken at once. Call 46F13. 61 . FOR SALE 40 acres, one-half mile - back of Hackleman'a Grove. Two houses and new barn and stock, implements and crop if taken at once. Would prefer to keep part of place, but will sell 10 or 16 ttm witn new buildings, half of crop, team, wagon. $2500 for 16 seres, $3,000 for IS acres; $1600 cash. H. S. Richards. jy30a6 FOR SALE 8 lota and residence. Best buy in tha city. Lota of Jfne fruit and garden and berries. Beau tiful Riverview. Fine water. Worth $3500. Will sell for $2500 cash. See Louis K. Geil at Pacific Gar age. 4a6 FOB SALE Newly made over sec ond hand mattresses. At the Fur niture Hospital, 128-130 Ferry St. . jyl2tf "FOB SALE Closing out several tracts' of choice acreage dose to Albany, A-l berry lands. Also sev eral residence lots $600 and up. Sea Fish Hodges, owners. 2a8 FOR 8ALE Cheap, 160 acres good stock or farm land. 120 acres fenc ed. Good hoise and water. In Wasco Co. Cash price $1,000. Will trade. Box 26, Mill City, Oregon. jy8a8 HOGS FOB SALE 30 head of hogs, shoata and pigs for sale. Call Hugh Hugh Isom, phone 614J. JylOtf FOB SALE By tha owner, 400 acres bottom land ia small tracts. Eaay terms. H. Bryant. l"12tf FOR SALE OR RENT Four and one-half acres just outside city lim its. Terms easy. Call Sharp 4 Powell, 230 W. 1st St Phone 122R. Ia7 FOR SALE Cheap, 1 Studebaker 2 horse wagon. Call B. J. Hecker. 4al0 FOR RENT 2 nice, light housekeep ing rooms to parties with no child ren. Inquire at 333 South Jeffer son St. Phone 701Y. 2a6pl W.P.Chilcote. WORK SHOP General Iron and Woodwork .A-Nc-l Horaa Shoer Rubber tires put on buggies. Auto wheels repaired. Garner of Second and Montgom ery Streets HELP WANTED WANTEDj-PUeea for college stud ents, boys or girls, where tney msy work out some or all of their ex penses. Notify the College soon. Phone 444J or 709R. Sail WANTED Girl for general house work. 408 West 6th. Phone 189R. 4a6 Miscellaneous. WANTED Working mother wants board and room where small child can be cared for. Phone 890R. . 4a6 WANTED To lease, for 8 or 5 years, first class farm of from 20 to 60 acres, preferably along Santiam. Must have good buildmge and fam ily orchard. Cash rent in advance. A. B. Radford, CorralUa, K. 1. dw4a K.' MLB C GfPE Chiropractor Nature cannrt ears a disease unless l1 causa ia removed. Chiropractk adjustments remove Jis cause. Rooms 6. 7, 9, 10. CmMck Bank Bldg Dr. H. E. Jsckasa . DENTIST 404-406 First National Bank Bldg. Phoae 116 -J II. F. Merrill Fire Insurance- Surety Bonds Loans Roina No, 1. Second Floor. First Ssv. in gs Beak Bui knar a. FISHER BRA DEN CO. Progressive Funeral Directors AUTO SERVICE eLady Assistant Phone K Night Call 609R Dr. George J. Kenagy Chiropractor First National Rxk RniMi.. Office Both Phones Residence. . Bell Phone 202L LOST A gold Waterman Idea foun tain pen. Finder please return to Mayor Curl's Office, 233 Broadalbin St., and receive reward. 4a6 WANTED To rent, a modern house, by couple without children. Phone 766 L. Jy28tf WANTED To boy, furnished rouse, or will rent house and buy furni fcjre. Address L. M. D., rare Dcm Tt. J25tf RELIABLE PLANTS Tomatoes, 15c per dox $; par 100; cabbage, 10c per dos, 75c per 100; cauliflower, 16e per dog. MURPHY'S SEED STORE. : a24tf GET YOUR OLD Furniture and Mat tresses made over like new. At the Furniture Hospital, 128-130 Ferry Sts. Jyl2tf CASH PAID wr furniture and household goods. Sea na oefora joo sell. Albany Furniture Exchange 416-417 Wast 1st 8t Both phones. d2tf WOODSA WING Call 8. H. BrWger, Bell phone 43CR. Residence 124 W. 6th St Office with E. R. Cnmmings. Jfltf ?OR KliNT Lsrga modern furnish ed t'lom close in. Inquire at Dem ocrat office. j24tf HEMSTITCHING 12He per ysrd, thread furnishe-1 Bell phone 462R. Sue Breckenridge. 833 W. 2d St PATS CAFETERIA The best the market affords. Sea what you're going to eat Short orders In con nection. Also an kinds of confec tionery. Walter M. Patterson. 101 Lyon St, corner er Firsr Jy3tf LOANS SURETY BONDS E. E, SOX rire, lasualtv and Automobile In aurance. Roal Eatate. 21 First National Bank Building Kjhdall, sheriff, to Comlfer Lands in Santiam Fruit X'ol- Oregon Industrial Activity Homestead. Conner Dyke Mining Co. has started sinking in the Cap Miller shaft. ' , Eugene Building pemiltri show Increased activity. - Stanford. Improved city water system will decrease, insurance cost Weyerhauser officials see great In dustrial future for Klamath Kails. Pendleton. PronoseJ Elk's Trian. gle business bloek and theatre to coat $167,000. PendTeton. Pineline to Chanlist Springs all laid; system soon com pleted.. , Vale. Big dam at Riverside to be completed by October first ' R ox-burg Work on Tiller Trail cutoff to Crater Lake to commence Sept 1. Klamath Falls New laumlrv an. largee, takes new name and nuts in new machinery. With one exception, highway from Oregon City to Portland will soon be entirely completed. Klamath Falls. Marsh lands sur rounding upper Klamath Lake to be dyked and binds reclaimed. Amity. Derrick erected tn inL- trat oil well on Newman ranch. MnK;-T"Kging railroad to go In " - to vernoma. commercial clubs should t.lx interest in increasing h.r. I as the product will bring profitable! mi years to come, and a large income per acre from sale of rooted plants. i Springfield. Ire and eM ! plant resumes after two years. New sawmill in nroaiuvt for Alle ghany section in Coos county. .ui nana ana southeastern to build from Mt Angel to Bond. wnile educated, collera and teh. nical help ia abundant there ia In creasing scarcity of farm and com mon labor over the country. Newport rirst contract for new macadam highway to connect New port with Willamette Valley .let - Roseburg.-i-Umpqua Growers' As sociation purchases site for modern cannery. Expect to employ 200 wo men during peach-pear season. Contracts for paving final 11K miles on highway from Pendleton to state line beyond Frecwater to he let Aug. 6. Eugene. Contract let for construc tion of $10,000 unit of Eugene Fruit Growers' association. Astoria. Novel bridge erected across John Day river few miles eiit of here costing $25,000. Gresham. New garage erected for standard Oil Co. Cottage Grove gets new general merchandise business. Medford to h.tve a new gccnral printing and publishing shop. Nitrate deposits on Sheen Moun tain and Stinking Lake to be develop Bcnd 1500 horsepower electric unit ;oes in on Tumalo. AUTO TOPS We make and repair Auto tops, curtains and Cushions. HORSKY'S TIRE ST.VION CHAS " A. HUNT Violinist and Teacher Hon,s poone 4128. Studio 833 Jeffer son Street m6tf Federal Farm Loans 654 per cent Interest 84 1-2 years time. Prompt and efficient servics. Applications will be received by the First National Bank, Albany, On. A. C BOHRNSTEDT 461 Masonic Temple Sslem, Ore. J- V. PIPK Bargains In Fan Lands and City property , Insurance, Money to Loan on Good Farms rt 6 per cent DR. G. E. FORTMILLER Phyaiciaa and 8urgeon Office Phones - House Phoues Bell 44 Bell 178 Home 44 Home 1171 Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Our Own Auto Hearse "Lady" Attendant Both Phones - Masonic Bldg. Realty Canadian Lands LOANS ANT; INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Csraer of Second and BraadalMa Bell S2J Home 271 Frank G. Will JEWELER High class Jewelry, itlver. Cut Olsaw and Hand Painted China "Now I can sea both near and far with one pair of glasses." That's because he wears KRYPTOK GLASSES The invisible blfocsls. Na -tionally accepted aa tha only two-sight glasses without a sesm or hump to fog the vision. E. C. MEADE Optometrist WORTH'S BIG SHOE SALE Get in early and select your bargains before the stock is all picketT over and sizes arc badly brok en. There are genuine bargains to be had. dozens of people are currying them off every day. Here is. real economy when shoe prices are going up every day. and leather is getting higher. Here xVrc Four Genuine Bargains A $7.50 shoe for $2.98 Women's White Kid, rhsmpngne Buck top, while kid-covered Lo lls heel, hiL-h ton boot, a iruod value at $7.50. sint iul during this sale tl.9 Girls Brown Kid Shoes Girls' Brown Kid Bool, cloth top, medium heel. In sles from S 12 to 7. An encellciil value and spec ImIIv nriee.1 for this sale Bt .T White Canvas Oxfords Here is a White Canvas Oxford with covered Louis heel. Regular $4 value, special at ..f M-35 . GIRLS' HIGH HOOT - - Girls' black kid white cloth top, medium heel lace IwoL You'll agree that this Is a bargain at THERE ARE SCORES OK OTIIKR MMllKltS OS SALE Worth's Department Store i PHONE EIGHTY WALLACE BLOCK PHONE EIGHTY Speed and the price of Meat Forty-eight hours after cattle are purchased by Swift & Company they are hanging u.p as meat; within two weeks the fresh meat has been sold. This speed means money in the pocket of the one who raises the live stock and of the one who eats the meat It means a rapid "turnover" of capital and investment making possible the trans action of daily business on a narrower margin of profit. Speed permits Swift & Company to do a successful business on a profit of a frac tion of a cent per pound. i - Such speed, with its rapid turnover and smaller profits would be impossible without the efficient organization and wide scope of Swift & Company, the results of fifty years' experience in handling meat. Do you believe that government inter . ference.with the complicated and efficient machinery of the packing industry can - be of any benefit? Experience with government regulation of railroads and . telephone and telegraph might suggest an answer. Swift & Company, U. S. A. ,HIJ JMOWSV XwnATWCOMtl Of X jf THE AVfRtOt OOllS If BECtlVIO BY SWIFT & COMPANYX a fftOH THf SAItOf MfAI 1 g AND it PBOWIC I $ 1 T I it CCNM ItfAiOrOHTMt ft V-s 1 tlVf ANIMAL b. X 1.04 CrNT Mf MAINS ff SWiniCOMPAMT f
