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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1919)
It a..lJUJ-l-HS-HS---HerSl Pipes in Range .. Explode at Wnu Pfeiffer's Home Wm. rf tiff or maraooualy Kapd being muffed out of wtiatane thla morning when n oxplotion tn hit cook atov in hit rMidanc at th cor ner of lixth and Broadalbin occurred. It appean that Mr. Pfeiffer was try ing to uh all precaution poaaiblo by keeping the water from framing in the pipe but on pip between the tore and the boiler wai fro ten up and not detected, and when the Are wai tarted the iteain accumulated and an explosion took place whic& simply demolished the stove, broke out two window panes, tore off one of tlie door jams, detached the water pipjt from the tank and filled the room vh smoke, soot, water and steam. Mr. Pfeiffer was in the room and escap ed, without injury. At The frurt House - - I The heating plant of th Linn eoun. ty court house U proving Inlfflclent to cop with the present 'weather con. ditloni and part of the building was practically vacated today pending tome minor repair. . MTICK . The AIIny PuV 11 Ilk and Cheeta Co. would like to have their cuito mars return the bottles to the stores or creamery. It Is necessary thU la done at once so we can supply our customers. v dtj. Oregon Views In Calendars and Frames, for . Christmas . Your friends here and in the east will be highly complimented with one of these beautiful hand tinted photos of Oregon's wonder ful scenery n natural colore.' CALENDARS nicely sioanted SOc and 75c PICTURES, framed pretty gilt or brown frames 75c to $1.7l BIBLES x No more appropriate gift could be selected. We have a most complete stock, showing the Holy Scripture in various sites at prices to suit. We particularly recommend the handy meeting aise, printed on fine India paper, silk sewn and bound tn French Morocco. OTHER LEATHER GOODS Muse Rolls and Folds . Bsgs and Purse Wallet ETAOINltffn Music Rolls and Folds Bags aad Purses WadeU Leather Cigar and Cigarette Case ALL MAKB FINE GIFTS ' ' . ' 7 Fred Dawson The Rexall Store THE STORE OF CHRISTMAS GIFTS should be on hand. Albany Schools Open Monday The furnaces in each of the public school buildings of the city are kept tn action day and night in order to sav the plpea from bunting and also to keep the heat In the buildings. The buildings will be in proper con dition for school Monday morning and a full attendance of the students HELPFUL WORDS From An Albany Utile Is your back lame and painful? Doe it ache especially after exer- tout . .... Ia there soreness tn the kidney "itoat . . L.l These symptoms suggest weak kid- nff so there is danger tn delay. Weak kidneys get fast weaker. (jive yur trouble prompt attention. Doan's Kidney .Pills are for weak kidneys. Your neighbors us and recommend them. Read this Albany testimony. Mrs. E. A. Bodine, 413 E. Fifth St. says: "I have known of the value of Doan's Kidney Pills for a number of years and couldnt recommend more reliable medicine for backache and kidney trouble. I am subject to backache and irregular action of the kidneys once in awhils and at such times, I take Doan's Kidney Pills for a few days. They never fail to stop the misery In my back and put my kidneya in good working order." 60r. at all dealers. Foater-Mllburn Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. Look Out for Fires Is Warning Given Many winter fires are cauied by 111 attempt to thaw froxen water pipe. A burning match, toutxh or "open . flams of any description shojld never be employed for the purpois. To wrap the pipes with oil-sosked rag and, set them afire is worse than fully It I tncendlsriim. 1 Pipes are almoat Invarlbly adja cent to wall or partition where there 1 an aicendlng current of sir to feed and spread flams. Even if the flame doe not start a fire Its sudden local heat may caut the pip to break and flood the premise with water. LEGION TI&MS TO MEET HERE TONNIGHT Th basket ball gam between- HTc American Legion team of Albany and Vancouver will be played this even ing tt 8 o'clock In Junior high school gymnstlum. The gsme wat origin ally siheduled for the Y. M. C.A.' building, but th difficulty of heat ing it mad warmer quarter necet sary. Albany will be represented by Kuck and Moor, forwards; French, ren ter; Bilyrj and Broombaugh, guards. Vancouv 1 coming with a strong tram and a hard gam I expected. This it th first of a series- to be played by the legion team, and the former soldier will put on a fin ex hibition of this Indoor sport, s 112 Millions" used last year , to KILL COLDS MILL'S BftOMlDt stars, a ssism-'Hiw as al4 ks 14 k Wots nlmss IMS la I ears. Maa Bwa If II tails. Tsa aiaa aaa eaa a Ka a ellt Mr. Hill's slain rs- At ataOnwAaeae NX afffik NX NX Vluaaar4 'We LOCAL BRIEFS 1 ... Personal Mention U People and Activities Aboat th City. a -'anmirmmimirro! mnin milium, j and guests of friend here today. Weather Report aVani-lit mwA finnjtaw fail vts u i coM. The river stands at 8.0 f et , H" P"Bui" Yesterday afternoon the temperature I C E. Gaylor, a well known citixen " , I . o. ... . -. . . was 15 above aero and last night it." ?",on w" ,D"n r " was 15 below. rmgw as a gue mm iuoany. Here tm Business Mrs. E. J. Shumsker, of Jefferson, and Mrs. Grace, of Yakma, were A hany business visitors today. Detroit Vsitors Hi Visits His Mother-. P. P. Jarvis, who lives near the Santiam beyond Dever returned home I (hi morning after visiting hi mother here last night. He report the snow L. W. Van Fleet, who has been up ,ln",ch deeper near Dever than at Al- at Detroit was in the city last night k""- . on hi way to bis home at Crawford Tfll. ' Frsea AojasvUle C. B. Medenly and N. C. Bowman.! Lose Goats " , R. A. March, who owns and opera. tes a farm near Dever is having troa- We with some of his stock. His flock f AumsviUe were business visitors , f fc"otea has wandered away in the I timber and he has lost some small pigs by virtue of the cold.- ' From BlodgeA ... i Mrs. J. H. Conner and Mr. Earl ; Davidson, of Blodgetr were Albany business visitorslast night register ing; at the St. Francis. ' From Near By Towns H. V. Holgate, of Lebanon, Irvine Avers, of Lacomb and Ernest Crab ; tree, of Crabtree station were Albany , guests last night. Attends Family Reunion - j Mrs. Maggie Haight left for Port- 1 land this morning to attend a fam- Lily reunion with her brother and sis- (ter who have recently returned from France. r ( Mill City People Here ; Mrs. H. G. Baltimore and Mr. H. ,H. Mary, of Mill city are in the city : today visiting friends and transacting business. Returns From Klamath ' Prof. W. L. Kadderly, of O. A. C. . passed through the city this morning On his return from Klamath Falls where he had been to attend the An- , nual Convention of the Farm Bureau or that county. He reports the snow; about a foot deep and tre tempera ! turo at zero. ' Went to Brownsville- Mrs. W. H. Scott, of Aosfeburg v-as t an over-right visitor ho last nuht j on her way to Brownsvi'Vt tc visit , relatives. I Left For Portland j Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lindgreen, left J for Portland this morning to spend : the week end with friends, j Returned Last Night I F. M. French returned homo during the night from an out of town busl ncss trip where he had been stranded on-account of snow. He Came in on a snow plow from Mill City. . J From Sweet Home , Paul Zastrow, who lives on a ranch , beyond Sweet Home, was an Albany .business visitor last night and today. j House Froze Out ueorge LeTaher, a member of the Gamma Tua Beta fraternity at O.A. C. came over from Corvalli, last night to sleep at the hotel Alhnnv Th. L weather wa so cold that members , or ttie fraterniiy hjnted rooms elsc j where. Here From Plainview I J. A. Kaiser, one of the most nrn- I porous farmers in tho Plainview dist-' r'.rict, wni in the city yesterday. ' Marriage Liaenee Issued j Joseph M. Erb and Golda Combs j both of hear Albany. Copyright 1919,HartSchaSnerVMarz On His plate at breakfast Chr i s t -mas morning a gift certificate for one of these Hart Schaffner & Marx suits. You'll make it the best Christ -mas he ever had. A Christmas Gift suggestion from The Toggery M. STERNBERG & CO. M en' 8 Shop r .. . . 1 '.--.. 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Aftcr;si.ig it witli yaur ' ';. V j- I JjT own washing, you can tuy it H'ycn wm.t to i:t tha 1 J1 j),, 1 1 If 'j S. eainc cosy time-pcymr-.t way that Liberty Oond l' 'ill Ptill- ' mVk wore bought. h 11 til 11j Wmmm ' : ' ' . M Th tmtr latortoeUnf Mriaf- J ' 9 Uc wriActw loch into ws puA i j"s lV Vs i rf turn. ' Ralston Electric Co. 310 VVtst Second Slrcct ' j- . Sce 'e two page ad in the Poft today. '
