Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, August 28, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI Par TV AlSANT. DAILY, BBMOCSAT. THURSDAY, AUGUST M. 1111. A lbany Democrat Eatcred at Mm poetofflce at Albany, Oregee, aa eecoad class matter. W. L, aM R. Creels. Editors and Managers Daly published mj evening ex eept Sunday, aemiweekly pub Hahed Tuiilji and Fridays . attain Matter la ordering ehangee of address , rJaeerisen should always (It aid aa wall aa naw address. Saaacrlpliaa Ratea Dally aelrresd by earriar. per month. . .40c Paliewrod by earriar, par yaar. .W-00 By mall at and at yaar .S.50 By mall In advance, par year., . $3.00 PHONE M Maaibar af Te AaaaeiaUd Press TV Associated Press ia exclusively eaettUd ta the aaa for republication af all mvi dispatches credited to it ec net otherwise crcditad In thia pa par and akm Ua local news publiabed aarain. All rights af republication ol aaeolal dispatches herein are alao re eerved. ESTABL I 8 H B D IN 18t THURSDAY,. AUGboT. &.. lali). Caad Oakriaas mill Dr. Osier is 70 years old. and still useful. .. It iant necessary to fcreit this an Boancemant with a grin, t'r. Osier was always asore misunderstood than misunderstanding. He may have keen misquoted. In any event moac people failed to "cat" aim when he spoke of 0 years as aa age-limit of uesful- Every practical maa of affairs, or of science or literature or any other field of human achievement, know the truth of thia. Most of the crea tive work of the world U really done by "the boys" between IS and 40. Moat of the ideas are originated by them and put over by them. Usefulness need not end, however, at 4a It will not end there if the man reaching that goal still "walks with the boys," keeping their fresh ness of view and plasticity of mind. "Has any old fellow got mixed with the boys?" asked Oliver Wendell Hol mes, in a famous poem addressed to his grey-haired classmates. His con clusion was about the same as that at tributed to Dr Osier: "If he has, put him out, with out making a noise." But it rests with the individual wheth er he shsll be put out He nerd not let himself turn into an "old fellow". It is the characteristic of genius to remain young to the end. People who are not geniuses may still remsin their youth, and accordingly their aseful nera to themselves and society, if thev will keep the youthful viewpoint. This is the true Oslerism. This acolarly old physician ia use ful at TO because bo has followed his own doctrin, which he gave, some 30 years ago, aa follows: "When a man can bring home neith er wax nor honey, he should in the in terests of an institution by dissolved from the hive to give mora laborers That SAniuta lilr - ....-: m . - .fMWtWMWU itvn ' a classical poet. Dr Osier amplified tt thus: "He mast walk with the boys, or else ha is irrevocably lost. To keep his aaind receptive, nlastic and impres sionable ha most travel with the men who are doing the work of the world, the men between the agea of 26 and 40." Aa Ta PrW-FixIng , WW Many people continued to regard public price-reculation as a panacea for present difficuties. and would go ,"a "Pi ba principle to com modities of aU kinds. But. says Horn er Hoyt of the War Trade Board must fix thousands of prices. If it must fine thousands of prices. If it r Pfit must fix wholel jale prices else the retailer will be rorecd out of business. If it fixes wholesale prices, it must fix casta, for the nnreme a,,p . : .. - ' w, issue a writ of mandamus to compel a man ufacturer to produce at a loss. "If it files costs at a lower level, it must inevitablv fix aim at a low. er level, for wages are the ultimate basis of costs. "Wages are the chief element in the expense of marketing raw materials. "Thus the end of Um ggiantic price fixing undertaking wald be a lower ing of wages. Loer prices brought by lower wage? would be a fruitions trade." !t ia probably a fair statement The government lias done a little price regulating, during the war and auee, successfully because of special eon which seems to have wroked rather ditions. Bet there can be no assur ance that tho thing will work well if spplied genera-'ly. CASCADIA CROWDED WITH VACATIONISTS Government Rangers Show Results of Careful Organ ization by Work A comparison of the difference in efficiency of state and government forest 'aervtrea was noted by Judge C. H. Stewart on a recent trip to Caa cadia. The government forces are nvich better organised and go after things in a much mora business-like way, he says. An instance ia recited in the fire on Moose Creek, eight miles above Cascadia, which Ranger Elliott, in charge of the work in that district, happened to run onto Sunday. Upon his return to the hotel lata in the evening he immediately got busy, called up several partita at Sweet Heme and before morning a crew of men was on the ground fighting the fire and soon had It under control. Judge Stewart reports the hotel at Caacad,. tilhd to capacity and many """"" Sunday nine W Overton returned to Portland on Monday. Judge Johns of Portland and Jidga Skipworth of Eugene are still there. Others are from Salem, Corvallia, Portland and Eugene. Jack Hammel, who went in for the benefit of his health, la steadily Im proving. The recent electric storm did con siderable damage 'jo the hotel, put ting the electric lighting plant out of commission. Five fires were started in the building. A man milking a cow was knocked over, and other ojeer tricks dona. Old Resident Visits Mrs. W. E. Edwards, a resident of Albany some IS years ago, is visiting cUl friends in the city. Mrs. Edwards resides In Portland and recently re turned (rum an extended trip through the Last. Talbot Visitor W. J. Tumidge of Talbot. Marlon county, was an Albany business visit or yesterday. Mr. Tumidge has 40 scree in corn and beans this year with good prospects of a bumper crop. . Seeking Lacattoa W. p. Coulter, cashier of a Hunt ington bank was in the city today seeking a business location. Mr. Coul ter expresses himself as being favor ably impressed with Albany and vicinity. The Sample Store I 24 Storei SCHOOL DAYS will soon be here and you will need Shoes and Cloth ing for the children; and NOW is the time ta buy them. Boys' Heavy SCHOOL SHOES USS. U.2S. W.95 Boys" HIGH TOPS '. . 14.45. 1S.45. tt.S5 Girls' SCHOOL SHOES $2.45. 12.15. $2.85, $3.25 BOYS' MACKJNAWS $5.45, $5.(5. $5.85. $8.85 BOYS KNEE PANTS $1.25. tlM Girls' GINGHAM DRESSES $1.8. $1.7. $2.88. $2.71 Giris' HEAVY DRESSES $3.85 aad $SJ5 Boys' SUITS $4.45. $5.85. $8.85. $7.25 We Carry a Complete Una of Men's. Wassea'a and Childrea'a Rub- 109 West First Street Albany, Oregon T FALL MODEL'S For YOUNG MEN JUST RECEIVED by express this morning. 55 strictly young men's suits in very latest styles. All-round belts, waist seams, slash and patch pockets. , Coat styles are all high waist line with slightly longer skirts.. Clever suits that all young fel lows will like. Fancy mixed browns, blues, and greys, also brown and green flannels and tweeds. Delivery on Fall goods is exceedingly slow and we are fortunate in securing this large express shipment now. Also received 35 staple suits in same shipment. The Blain Clothing Go. "Valse First" 3E On Sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday A LARGE LINE OK DRUMMERS' HAMI'LKH OK LADIES DRESSES The season's latest creations In plain snd fsnry col ors. Beautiful designs and psllerna of the latest models, consisting of TAKKETA.H, TRUtll.KTTKJt , TRI(X)TINES. JERSEYS, CRKI'K lK CHINKS. GEOHGETTEM, 8II.K ASI WOOL CKKI'KS. MESCALINES, MATINS, AND FRENCH ' HERGES ffh' W These goods will be sold at WHOLESALE I'ltlCKS REMEMBER THE DATMS Ah Worth's Dept. Store PHONE 88 WALLACE UI.IIC.. Phone HO PEACHES Early Crawforbs LARGE and LUSCIOUS. Splendid canning or Uble peach. Deliv ered any place In town. Telephone 129R ar 482R I AM READY TO BUY YOUR Wheat and Oats -Aad alao yaar HAY, at Leading Potnta. M.G. Reed i Office State Bank Bldg. Wanted, Blackberries ALL VARIETIES 8c P. &. S. Fruit Growers and Canning Assn. W. R. SCOTT MANAGER. Underwent Operation Homer Bloom submitted to an op eration at n't. Mary's honpilal Tuesday. PacificKmpIoymcntCo Help of all kinds Furnished Free to Employers "Always at Year Service" Responsible, Reliable Phone. Wire or Write. J. P. COXON, Manager 213-325 Burnaide 8U, Portland. Ore. DRINK HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST Sayj you really feel clean, sweet and fresh inside, and are seldom ill. Opening Delayed Through delay caused by the failure of part of our new machinery to amee, the opening of our new cleaning and pressing establish ment On Lyon street will be held up for about two weeks lunger. In the meantime we are continuing to receive orders through LORA PLOTZ 10J Lyon 8L Phone S4RR Bauer & Bauer TAILORS and CLEANERS Wood for Sale OLD LUMBER AND SHINGLES from the old I.lvory Darn at Second and Ellsworth ' Streets. FINE FOR KINDLING AND QUICK KIRKS Very Cheap If Taken at Once M.G. REED Office Orer Albany State-Bank Phone 12911, Residence 482R . If too are accustomed to wake op wlih a cnatea tonsiie, foul breath or a dull, dlity headache; or. If your meals sour and turn Into gaa and sclita, yon bate a real surprise awslt- Ina you. To-mnrmw morning. Immediately upon arising, drink a glass of hot wster with a teaspoonful of llmsetooe phosphate In II This Is Intended to first neutralise and then wsah oat of your stomsrb, liver, kidneys and thirty feot of Intestines all the ln.ll aestlbl. wast., poisons, sour bll. and toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entire alimentary canal. Those subject to sick heailachea. backache, bilious attacks, constipation or any form of stomach trouble, are arced to get a quarter pound of lime stone phosphate from tbe drug store snd bt'sln enjoying this morning In side-bath. It is said that man and women who try this become enthu slsstle snd keep It up dally. It ia a splendid health measure for It Is more Important to keep clean and pure on the Inside than on the outside, because the skin pores do not absorb Impuri ties Into the blood, causing disease, while the bowel pores do. The principle of bathing Inside la not new, aamllllone of people practice It. Just as hot water and soap cleanse, purify and freshen tbe skin, so hot water and a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate set on the stomsch, liver, kidneys end bowels. Mmestone phos phate Is an Inexpensive while powder and almost tasteless. SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN Hi it. Grandmother's Recipe Bring: Back Color and Lustre to Hair. ta ifTn? " " rr. faded hair beau Si lL ',,?- lustrous almost over " a Dome or "Wrath s nae and Hulphur Compound" at any drug store. Millions of bottles of thl. old famous Rse Tea Itsolps, Improve r the addition of othsr Inrredlsnla. are aoM annually, save a well-known drugsiet here, because It darkens the !ir riS'irM1'' ,na ""' that no iu "n '" 11 bn applied. Those whose hslr Is turning gray or neroming faded have a surprise await ing them, berauae after one or two applh-atlona the gray hair vanishes 51 -I. ""'r. '""ks become luxuriantly dark and beautiful. haired unattractive folks aren't warned around, so get busy wllh 1Tilhu! H" na Hulphur Compound to-night and you'll be delighted wllh ..rk bandenme hair and your youthful appearance within a few ..U1,1" """Paratlon Is a tnllet requisite snd la not Intended for ths cure, niltl gsUoa or prevention of dlssase.