Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, November 13, 1919, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED FOR BALE Ovsrlnnd 86-4, 8-ua-i sangor roadster, 1018 Model, will eul cheap If taken bvfor Nov. IS. 1'hona 163 J, or call at 1227 East 2nd Bt. - 10"13 FOR SALE B room home, nice Iu-.m lot, fruit and Derrlea. Price l"" on term, llofllch Iloniback, 1127 Lyon street FOR BALE 7 room plastered house' nd 4 lots on Salem Road. Prlc 91000, $260 down, $26 per montn. Beam Land Co., 133 Lyon flu CAR BARGAlNS-Oakland flv $096. Oakland llx $00.00. Maxwell $77600. Maxwell $760.00 Unlivery ear 660.00 Maxwrll $600.00 Ford $226.00 Max Bug 276.00 Ford $326.00 Waldo Anderson and Son. nll-tf. FOR SALE A cows frrsh soon. 838 K 4th St., J.W. Brooklln. nll-18 FOR BALE A 4-hors Puich potato diCKr. unit aa new, only dug about Ova acres. tall lfll-R. oltlf. FOR lAI.E Moowa i room hoiee. with eereenedtn aUepu . porch, full remenl baaamentt was trays and all modern built-in oonvenlen eaa. I'rlca $2600. Will accept one half la cash, balaaea In monthly Jn UllmcU or yearly payment. (rforn C Klcharda, eontrmotor. Win and CaUpoola Sta. Phone 81Y. lot ' FOR BALK Newly mado oar aae nd hand mattreeae. At th I or allura Hospital, 12130 Fsrry bl-Jyl2ti rOR SALE By tba ewner, 400 acrea . bottom land la small tract. Easy terms. B. Bryant JUtf FOR SA I.E Regletered rabbits. Bel gian, New Zealand and Flemish Giants. Bargain If taken at once. Call at Democrat FOR 8ALE Well Improved farm of 160 acres, 1 mile west of LcUinon on the main road. Six-room house. - hot and cold water, modern im provements. Mr. 8. M. Cleek, 627 East 1st Street. o20-n20 FOR RENT WANTED To rent S or 6 room i modern house. Address Box 478, Albany, Ore. e2tf FOR RENT In oad crops, several mall tracta bottom land. Horse . and tools furnished. H. Bryant. alOtf FOR RENT Modern 5-room bouse close In. Vacant now, Iloflkh A - Homback. 826 Lyon St HELP WANTED Miscellaneous. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Willamette valley farms for such periods and on such terms as to re payment as will suit the require ments of borrower. My long con nection with and thorough knowl edge of tha valley enables me to give prompt service. No commis sions charged. Address Wm. Mnc Master, 831 U. 3. National Buna Building, Portland, Ore. n4-d3 PAT.MIST Located 423 First St., Davenport Motel, room 7. Uives a complete issu ing, past, present and future. 12nl4 FCVt SALE Fifty colonies of Italian bees. W. W. Powell, Tangont Ore. o27 n23 BEMSTITCniNO I2H per yard, thread furnish. BeU phone 462R. , Sua Breckanridtfe. 333 W. 2d St HEMSTITCHING 10c per yard, you furnish tha thread. Lora riots, iuo Lyon street alOtf BAUER 4k BAUER, Tailor and clean-1 era: Phone 12. 107 Lvon St e29tf THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL -, Renovate and make feather mat . trasses. Old furniture and mat tresses mad Ilk new. Bring thorn In or phone 261 R., 128 and 130 k'" FerrvSt. ' a30tf V POINGg OF TOE LtVA15 LOONS . 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DECORATING aa PAPER-HANGING Phone 411R Shop at First sad Baker Street Federal Fans Leans 614 per cant atari. 84 1-1 jeers Prompt and efficient service. Applications will ba received by the First National Bank, Albany, Ore. A. C BOHRNSTEDT 401 Masonic Temple . Salem. Ore. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O W Make a Specialty of O O Friendnhip, Engsgement and O O Wedding Ring O 0 F. M. FRENCH RONS O O Jewelers and Engraver O 000000.0 00000000000 St Johns Lodge No. 17 A. F. A.. M. Special com munication Thursday 7:30 p. m. Work in M. M. de gree. Ed. Washburn. 12nl3 STOP CATARRH I OPEN - NOSTRILS AND HEAD Say Cream Applied la Nostrils Ketlevaa Uead-Colda at Once. 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Progressive Funeral Director AUTO SERVICE a 'Lady Assistant I'hoa M Night Call 609R AUTO TOPS a Wa niak and repair Auto Tops, Curtains and Cushions. HORSmfS TIRE STATION - Realty . Canadian, Land , LOANS ' 4N1 INSCRANrt Geo. Taylor Corner ef Second lad Bread IMa BeD $tll Haas M7I Chickens Should Pay Board If yours do not it Is probably the fault of the board. Try our mash, made up from the O. A. C. formula. Feed it dry in hoppers. Keep it before the chickens all the time. This, with a grain feed mornings and even ings la all they need. I WE HAVE EVERYTHING "OPTICAL . EYE STRAIN I the CaMse of Many HUMAN ILLS If your yes give you trouble, ..or your glossea ar annoying See Us WE CAN RELIEVE YOU BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.- 811 1-2 1st St W. Albany . Phone 461 VIERIC'KS BATHS Expert Workmaashlp Three Chair I- VIERECK, BERT CRAWFORD, B. F. KIKk Your Patronage Solicited First and Ellsworth St. URPKY'S WHEN ANSWERING cuuslfiodt ad. II Kindly mention in. uemocrat. s 'wHBBHHiKimKnHiHMll U.S.HUST ADOPT PACT OF PEACE Senator Owen Declares Not Only U. S. HuHiness but Good Name at Stake WASHINGTON. D. C. Nov.. 12 , In these days of uncertainty over tha'tru,t ",d dUlik u, ConfnUnca must "ulty committee, Just appointed by Pre .haps In which the covenant of the Lea ' " on mutual consent. With the C.mbell, consists of W. E. G. Thaeher gueof Nations, to say nothing of the U of the Twtonlc peppla and allied er professor of rhetoric, chairman; remainder of the Peace Treaty, will P!0?1' "nd, th" '"P1"0" "d dislike Colin V. Dyment, executive secreUry be paased by th. Senate th. thinking the lpl lately aci.td with u. of the Portland center of the Exten men and women of th. nation ar. bo-.'" P0""10" ,of th Un,td 8uu would . DM'" of UniveraHy, and ginning to ponded th. effects on Am-1 Kpl?b . , ,' 'professor of Journalism; Professor erica If "a sever, mutilation-such asl he dtfeat of the Tlt U un Gcorf 8- Tnrnboll, profeswr of being urged by Senator Lodge and others-should prevail. Ona of tha leading economic and financial authorities of tha upper house of Congress is Senator L. Owen of Oklahoma whose name, together with that of Carter Glass, now sec retary of the treasury, is attached to tha preeminently successful Federal Reserve banking system. This ques tion was put to him by some news paper men in response to requests from their readers for an authorita tive answer: "What would be the effect, finan cially and commercially, of a failure of Treaty ratification T" To which Senator Owen replied, am plifying tha query to cover other pos sibilities, as follows: "If tha Republican leadership should be able to hold over a third of the Senate to destructive reservations the Treaty would be daeated and some very evil consequences might ensue. "First-All dsmages done by Gcr many to the United States and to United States citixens in Germany, t and at sra and on land, would be un settled -covering hundreds' of million of dollars. 1 "Second Germany would have un settled claims against the United States for all German citizen proper ty taken by the United States; claims for all German ships, dockstc., etc., exceeding probably a billion dollars. r Third-The United States would have no part In reps ration and other commissions controlling commerce in and ojt of Germany, and the United State therefore. would be excluded in i large part from such future business. j "Fourth The failure to settle the peace of the world would to the diffi culty of financing exports to Europe from the United Stat, and thus par - alyxe our foreign exports. i "Fifth Our merchant marine would languish if our export trade should be cut down, and our investment of $3, 000.000,000 in ships would lose its great value in Urge part "Sixth But above all, the United States would impair its high standing of honor and dignity with our great DUZZ-ALL THE ELECTRIC DUZZ-ALL MOTOR SET The latest electric labor saving device for the home. 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His opinion was concurred in by B. L. Thane, quarter back for the California eleven whio. defeated Stanford in 1898 and Sam Morse, who captained Yale's team in 190S, who were here at the time. "Tha trouble is so many rules have been made that opportunities for a variety of plays are limited and the initiative in a player is curtailed Rodgers said. "When I was playing. we were permitted more latitude and I believe we put on more attractive contests for the spectators.' Two Hundred Would Pull in U. Shell SEATTLE, Nov. 13 Over 200 crew aspirants turned out at the Univer sity of Washington here in response to ! Coch Ed e"for 'ail prac- lice, una ox wie w waa xuny Brandenthaller, captain bf last year's crew and captain-elect of next year's shell. , Every one of the 200 wants to pull an oar in the varsity boat. Leader de clared after conferring with the men. Hard work will ba necessary, he aid. to turn out a shell here to defeat Stan ' ford ,nd California next spring. La spring Washington won the three cornered race on the Oakland Esbniv Sultan's Place Covented BERLIN, Nov. 12 A. P. A plot to depose the Sultan of Turkey has been discovered, according to a Con stantinople dispatch dated Monday. UNIVERSITY TO HONOR MEN WHO DIED IN SERVICE University of Oregon, Eugene, Nov. 12 Men of the University of Oregon who H Iwi In awrvica are tn ha hnnareH wlth ot , mcm0rial. just what form that memorial shall taka has been left to a committee of sta dents, faculty and regents. Tha fae- w- professor oi puunc speaxing; ur. jonn r. nor ard, professor of soology; Ellis F. Lawrence, dean of the School of Ar chitecture. ... The st'jdent committee is made op of Lyle McCroskey, of Bellingham, Wash., chairman; Edwin R. Duro, of 8ilverton and Siss Ella Rowlings, of Corvallis. " ; These two committee will cooper ata with a similar committee of tha board of regenta made up of J. A. Churchill, state superintendent of public Instruction; Vernon H. Vawter, of Medford, and Mrs G. T. Gerlinger of Dallas and members of the alumni association.' Daily Market Report - Hay and Graia Wheat 12.00. Oat 75c. Hy J16-5I18. Millfeed $43. Wool and Mohair Wool MKi$52. M chair 56c Butter. Butterfat and Egg Butterfat-72t Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c; retail, 81c Dairy Batter 60c trade; retail 65c. Eggs, buying price 71c; retail 76c 7 Poultry Hens 17&25; springs 2o$24& Old rooster! SSllc Geese 12c; Ducks 20 22c Turkey 33c Vegetable ' Cabbage, 2 l-2c; onion 4 l-2c; tur nips, 3 l-2e; potatoes 3c in trade. Local Stockyards D." E. Nebergall ' - - Meat Co. . . Hog 13 1-2 . Veal, 22324c. Steers 7 10c Cows 457c . Calves 7 l-2&lle. Ewes 3(2 5c Lambs 7 l-29c. Yearlings 57c 3C B4 Whip Cream ": Stir Dressings 1 Vibrate, the Body Clean Skillets Etch Initials Fan You. -