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SOVIET SYLPH CHARMS COPS lleautiful fiolxhevUt Speaks at 1'ollcc Station; Ollic cra Forget Duties NEW YOKK, Jan. 10-Mitt Anus Manton, 24 yiart of age. known lit "Starlight, Mylph of I he Soviott," and declared thi "moat brautiful boUhe Vik," wat lent 10 EMU iilumi yeatrr day lo await deportation at an alien agitator. Sh. wua arretted l th. raid Tuesday night on the Ruuian ooooooooocoooooo o 3 CLASSIFIED A'JVfTiHINO O HATES O Count your word, nd r- O mit on the followin, calei O One word one tim : le cent. O One word throe ..., 2c. O One word one week, Sc. O One word one month, lOv. O No ad for one time loea than O 26c. O No ad for three tlmee I cm O than 60c. O No ad for one week teaa O than 76c. classified ads-business directory O No ad for one month less v , . OOOOOOOOOCOOOOOO FOR TRADE OR SALE 1B0 acres FOR SALE-Somo good oil-lamp Timber land, close to road, tide- brooders, big enough for 100 chicks. water, and within 6 milea of Toledo. Price, complete with lamps $ 00 Oregon. Will consider auto. Owner ch R. E. Spaulding, Rt. 8.. AI- P. W. Holt.. St Ch.rle. Hotel. Al- Uny. Phone. Corvallia 8766. '""V- 10J13- . CASH PAID rae furoitar aac FOR SALE o room bungalow, price household goods. See us oefor joo WOO, 1500 cash balance month.y SoUll' jSTSTlSSS Hoflich at Hornbark. 10J13 . , dltf . , ,. . ,, m,. WANTED To rent five or six room FOR 8ALE7 acre., nice horne-lik. h Phone 943. F. ple. $128 per re. on Urrns - J3tf Hoflich A Hornbark. 0i'a . . . . , , . FOR RENT Furnished sleeping FOR SV'E-8 roora,p,rt,17U room, with heat. AUo a garage. Close in on P.vd .treeL $1700 on 2og terms. See Hoflich Hornback. 'J'3- HKLF" WANTED FOR BALE-1919 N touring Just RAl)IAT0RS REPAIRED All makes like new, driven or I short time. of , repaired by experts, cord Urea, one ne ctra list) ex- MEDIN A BAIR, Auto Sheet MeUI cellent mechanical . ' dtion. High- Workti 118 Et 8r St., Albany way Garage, Cor. Baker. Oregon. dl7tf. dtt ,. 1 FOR SALE Newly made over sec- FOR SALE A 1918 Maxwell touring on(J hand mtlr,. At th, Kur- car. New tiros, all around and in nitur upi,,!. i.m Ferry St. A "No. 1 condition. Call at 838, E. Duf 4th St. 7J14' . , . . HEMSTITCHING 12V4c per yard. FOR SALE iM acres of land be- ,urnUh(d Bc phon 462R tween Albany and Lebanon. Improv- Urochcnbrid( 333 w. 2d St. ed. Price $H0 jier acre. Hoflich & - Du Homhack. i3 ' FOR SALE Good dry blg-fur cord BUSINESS DIRECTORS wo!. lliverl. Walter Ftiller. S18-J- 1 lli BH per eenj Interest 84 1-2 year FOR SALE Good 0-room cottage, Ynmpt and efficient .rvle. porcelain bath, lot 00x110 on paved "'-ti'n rc,v,Kl b street pavement paid for. Trice F"t National Bank. Albany. Ore. $1140. ray 350 down. J25 per C BOHRNSTEDT month. Do not dlstrub tenant. D1 Masonic Temple Salem. Ore. Uiam Land Co. 133 Lyon Street. FOR SALE Mitchell, light 0.' No. 1 J' V- HUSTON condition. Phono 621. Addre,, DIP. PAINTING ,?!!T?v?..?G 'nd . W. '4ml. 8J1 PA1 hR-HANGIWt. Phone 41 IK FOR SALE Seven-room house, mod- ,i,np at First and Buker Streets em; sleeiinp; porch. Fruit trees and chicken park. Big lot. Cnll at 1010 Cotlngo St., or address A. A. e Mickcl, Salem. Ore. Hjl4' FISHEK IIIIADEN I CO. .. - Progressive runerol Directors FOR SALE Grn.lo HolnU-in cows, ,AUJ SERVICE . . u i.u .. . r,a v 1 1 r n will rIdy Assistant. Phone 95 'fresh. Phono 58-f -1 l. C. R. W , N 0 mcr, Rt. 4. D7J10SW'.t)13 FOR SALE At a bargain 20 acres, i ono-hnlf milo from rnilrond town, It Orffll 1 1 1 M ItrAC In Yamhill county; 48 milea from 1 IHIHICI XII U3s ' rortinnd. aii clear. Along mnin Funeral Directors graveled rond. For further Infor- ., 0ur . 0w . Anl0 Hrllr, . mntion adilress. R. F. Kramp. 10! Lady Attendant tioulh Harrison Street, Albany, Ore- phone 78 . MllM)n,c Buiw non. 10J13 1 Miscellaneous. WANTED To rent or buy from own er, flvo or six room modern house -west of Lyon Street Cnll 711-J. 0J12" WANTED We have 4,000 sacks to be patched. Will pay 2c a piece. Red Crown Mill. jl2 WE PAY CASH For nacd furniture or trade you new goods for your old ones. See us before you soil. E. L. Stiff A Son, 215-217 Lyon 8treet. d20tf. "WANTED A high lift sulky plow, must be in good condition. Phono 40F4. 10J13 FOR RENT Light house keeping -rooms, .630, West 7th St No child Ten wanted. " 10J13" language radical paper NoTjr Ml bo eloquent wat a speech mad by Mua Aiunaoii at a police station, whr th. expounded I ha doctrinal of fre. thouKhl, frr. apeach, equal dlt tritjjttun of all wraith and free love, that hrr captors mltsed the regular ferry to Kill ialand and the wai es corted thtra individually by one of ti. police department's mot courtly detectives. In the early dayt of the fire In lurance buslnsss each company in London maintained Ita own fire bri gade. In thoae dayt a citizen might go out Into the itrr-et and ihout "Fire" p.iina loud a he likrd, but unlrta he bad paid hit Inturance premium no fireman would lift a finger or a buck et to tave his poaastalous from burn big. STRAYED Small 2 year black maro, left my place January 1, finder please notify Henry Secfeld. Halsvy Oregon. JOtf. FOR RENT Warehouse, 40x100 with basement, formerly fruit Juice plant has all three Ry'e. in front, Steam boat at rear, one black from First National Bank, See Fish A Hodge, . Owners. J3tf. ORDER YOUR DAY-OLD CHICKS now from heavy laying hens, mated to Tancered cocks, $18.00 per hun dred. II. L. Ilurrk, R. F. I). 6, 126, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O We Make a Specialty of O O Friendship, Engagement and O O . Wedding Rings O O F. M. FRENCH & SONS O O Jewelers and Engravers O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AUTO TOPS We make and . repair Auto Tops, Curtains and Cushions. HORSKY'S TIRE STATION Dr. H. E. Jscksoa DENTIST " 404-40$ First National Bank Bldg. Pbobs 21.J FLUE BREAKS OUTONSHIP Five Dead and Several Dang erously HI With Dixease; Came From Spain K10 JANEIRO Jan 10 The French tramer Maltr, from Havre and Vigd with passengers and cargo for Bjeuot i With a public speech In Omaha to Airet and this port, arrived here yrs- I night William J. Ilryan ia to begin a terday afternoon with five pasaengcrt I country-wide tour to present hia viewa dead, even dangeroualy ill, and a ' on what the Democratic Party ahould large number of others suffering from an attack of Influenza which broke i out In violent form a few dayt ago. , Diapatrhet in recent weckt have re- ported the reappearance of Influenza in epidemic form In many parti of ' of the death penalty, and several oth Kpain, In varying degrees of intensity. r matters. A large number of deaths have been j Following the holiday recess, Presi e.n.ed in Madrid bv a double vlslia- I dent Wilton's industrial commission tion of Influenza and typhis. Daily Market Report Hay iad Grata Wheat J.oU. Oats 75c. Hay Iltttl8. Willfeed U Flour- $2 85 to $3.45 Wool and Mohair Wool e40rU)62. Mrhair 66c. Butter. Hutlcrfal and Egga Butte rfat 74c. Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c; retail, 80c. Eggs, buying price 68c; retail 00c. retail, 76c. Dairy B Jtter 0c trade; retail 66c Poultry Hens 12 to 25c; springs 21 to 25c. Old rosUm 21 to 2fc. Geese 20c; Ducks 25c. Turkeys 34c. Vegetable -Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onions 7 1-2 c; tur nips, S l-2c; potatoes 6c intrade Live Stork Market Furnished by D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. Hoge 14 1-4& Cows IffiSc. ' ' Steers 710e, Calves 14c. . '. . Ewes 36e. ' ' Yearlings 6(9c Veal 18fiil9c I-mbt 8Q12c. (Dptomeirist- - ALBANY. Of0. Realty Canadian Lands LOANS ANL INSURANT Geo. Taylor Corner of Second and Broadalbla Bel! B2J; Home 207$ VI BRICK'S BATHS Expert Workmanship Three C h a I w s U VIERECK. BERT CRAWFORD. n F. . KIKK Your Patronage Solicited First and Ellsworth fits. Before Taking JO-TO ' After Taking JO-TO Sample Free. JO-TO relieves Indigestion and miseries of the .stom ach in two months. Sold by all local druggists Ifplllll1 TODAY'S EVENTS Centennial anniversary of the birth of Mrs. Baroline Severance, known as "the mother of women's clubs." General Pershing and his taff are scheduled to pay a visit of inspection today to Fort Riley, Kansas. Twenty-two alleged members of the I. W. W. are to be placed on trial at Sandpoint, Idaho, today on charges of violating the United States sedition act. advocate in the coming election. Governor Olcott has called a apecial session of the Oregon legislature to ; meet today to consider the woman auffrage amendment, the restoration which fs seeking a solution of present industrial unrest, ia to resume ita sessions in Washington today. The three Quebec generala in the late war, Lieut. O n. 'Sir Richard I Turner, Maj. Gen. Sir David Watson ' and Maj. Gen. Sir Henry Burstall, are to be tendered a banquet and present- ed with swords by citizens of the city of Quebec today. Stockholders of the Standard Oil Company meet at Cleveland today to authorize an increase of the com pany's capital stock from $7,000,000 to $21,000,000. Gov. Frank O. Lowden of Illinois, one of the candidates for the Republi can nomination for President, has ac cepted an invitation to apeak at a dinner of bankers in New York city this evening. Secretary of War Baker has issued orders for a conference of high rank ing officers of the United States Army to -meet in Washington today to dis cuss problems of the army on a peace basis. Ten governors and the mayors of 200 towns are to gather in Chicago today for a meeting of the Trana Miasissippi Association of Aviation clubs, which aim to open the entire Mississippi valley for aviation. Numerous temperance and reform bodes of national scope meet in Wash ington today for their annual conven tions and to join in a celebration of the prohibition victory. THERE is a personal and a friendly side -to the business of selling the Liberty car, that is very pleasant. People are usually more than half in love with the beauty of the Liberty before they come to us. When that first favorable feeling is confirmed by a quality of perform ance that delights them, it estab lishes an intimate and cordial rela tion that is out' of the ordinary. We have perfect confidence that if you will permit us to place you at the steering wheel of a Liberty, it will be the beginning of a long and profit . able association between us. Lewelling Motor Co. LIBERTY SIX .1 i , i Republican national committeemen,! State chairmen and other party lead ers of the Pacific Coast States meet at San Francisco today for a general conference on organization work and campaign methods. SPORT GOSSIP T . . . Dick GUfhdon has been coaching ; athletes at the Naval Academy for 18 years. j Followers , of football at Colgate are highly pleased over the announce-' ment that Larry Bankart will coach i the team again next acason. The Brooklin Dodgers will be 30 years old aa a major league team on cranberries, enough to tike care of April 18. President Ebbets ia plnn-1 ih entire Pacific coast which hat been ing a big anniversary celebration. , tar(?c)y ,erved fron) fieldi e. In all probability the American as-; cordin , j g Dcllinger, president sociation will follow the example of f th Oregon Cranberry Grower. As the International league in raising the . ,.;,. ...ary nmiv ,rom ..ow ,v ., The remarkable success of Mr. Del- T., r. . , u- inKer' Publithcr of the Astoria Astor- 4 Pooch Donovan came in for his , . . . . . , ,, ., . . : ian, as a grower of cranberries is typ- share of praise for Harvard's victory; .. ... .u n ,,,.. ical of the industry on the Pacific over the Oregon football team. The . , ' ... Crimson trainer had th. Harvard T ,Urgti' ntd squad in grand shape forth, gridiron 'J0? ear ,ci"; -- tte f .though the wild berries thrive from Willi. Mi.,h.lt Wh..r n.ll ! Oregon to Alaska. He started sever- ' Art Fromme and Byron Houck. form- er well-known big league twirlers, are,"1 ,cw na now " w on the pitching staff of the Vernon cre in cranberries at his pisturetque team of the Pacific coast league. I "Chief Bender having aigned ;nues, is gooa lor an average pro manage the New Haven team of the 'duc"n 100 barrels and this year Eastern league, it would not be sur-jlhe growers received $12.60 a barrel. ; prising to find the veteran dinger coaching the Yale pitchers next PollCe BaTTacks spring. I Joe Jeannette, the veteran colored ' heavyweight who fought Georges ; Carpenter a slashing 15-round battle in Paris in 1914, says the French champion will prove the toughest bird ' Jack Dempsey ever tackled. I One of the numerous heavyweights j at large at the present time has de I manded $25,000 for his end to a box ' in Boston. The Hub promoter receiv- ing this modevt demand ia off the heavies for good. Richie Mitchell, the Milwaukee box er, and Frankie Mason, the Indiana flyweight, have sprung a new' adver ' tising stunt. The two boxers now is : sue their own publicity sheets, one called The Mitchell Monthly and the oilier oeanng trie uue oi ine mason Jar. Bricks made from peat are being used in Sweden for small building. J fIHa PEATBOGS YIED RICHES $1250 Per Acre Made From Cranberries in Astoria Section ASTORIA, Next year the peat bogt near here, on both the Oregon and Washington sides of the state line, will produce 33,000 barrels of Uea" 0 wi,h an experimental plot farm, "Dellmoor." Each acre, he es- In Ireland Are Attacked by Mob DUBLIN, Jan. 10 A. P Police barracks six miles from the village of Tuam, Galaway county, was at tacked last night by a party of about 100 men, according to reports reach ing here. During the fight two or three bombs were thrown, report say. NOTICE Anyone holding checks given by me will please present them for payment through the Bank of Brownsville. CLARENCE G. BOGGIE. d27-J9 In English prisons neither male nor female convicts are permitted to ; see a mirror during the term of their : imprisonment. f f.f? e '
