Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 22, 1920, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCommissions Are Open in Medical Corps of Army WASHINGTON, Jan. IS Thar are 730 commissioned vacanclea In the Medical Corps, United State Army, and for the purpose of filling them amlnatlona of all Iticibl applicant! will b held on March 15th nt In tha United BUUt and IU colonial poa seselona, Including tha Panama Canal ona, aa wall aa In France, Germany and Siberia. In a bulletin leaned today by Major General William G. Ilaan, In charge of employment for aoldlera, It la an nounced that tha examination will be open not only to peraona who nave had military eervlc In the World War but alao to clvlllana. The preeont law require that appllcanta ahall be cltl- Mna between th agea of 22 and 82 yean, and that tha original appoint ment be made In th grade of Ant lieutenant Hitherto It h been re quired that an applicant ahall have aerved at leaat a year aa an Interne In torn poet graduate hoepitaL but thia condition la walvd for tho who have aerved eatlefaetortly aa commit loned officer for period of at leat on year during tha World War. Application for examination In thia country muat be addraaaed to th Surgeon General of tha Army, Wash tngton, D. C. . Federal Training Atdtb Soldier WASHINGTON, D. C. - Champ Carter. Private. Pint Claaa, Sanitary Squadron, of Colorado, Texas, oae of "hundreda of diaabled veteran who baa "had the benefit of retraining offered 'by th Government, haa Jue't recently ruK hi training to lake a poaitlon 'with the American Smelting A Safin 'Ing Company In Pdeblo, Colorado, at ' big aalary. Carter waa on of tha boy who ' gave up hi achooling In chemistry and 'enlisted to "help Whip th Germane, "in Prance, while on duty at A. E. P. Headquarter, Carter euatalned an In ' jury which, upon hia arrival In thia country, waa daeeed aa a aeventy per ' eant dUabllity. In epita of hia wak ' ened condition ho Immediately aa- ' 'plied to th Federal Board for Voca tional Educatkx. Uia former atudiea aa a ehemlat and yharmaclat give him tha foundation ' for aneclal traiaiag In hmlatry In TODAY'S EVENTS (ThureUay, January 22 1120) The Manitoba Provincial leglsta- ture assembles today. ' ' The trial I scheduled 10 begin at Tacome today of a number of alleged I. W. W. ww ar charged with chlm inal syndicalism. The Democratic Stat central com- mil leo of Wliconiln will meet at Milwaukee today to elect a new State chairman and make preparation! for Ih coming campaign. Sir Oliver Lodge, the eminent Eng lish scientist, it echeduled to open hli American tour with a lecture In New York city tonight on the tubject "The Reality of theUnseen." An Atlantic Coast eonferanca on the coit of living, with special refer ence to minimum wag commliiion and eight-hour liwi, hat been called by tha National Consumers' League to meet today at Newark. N. J. Convention Opening Ttdayt Lincoln, Neb.. Nebraska Swine Breeder' Association: Lincoln, Neb., Nebraska Stat Plor lite' Society. Lincoln. Neb., Nebraika Bute Ai tocUtlon. St. Ckeud Minn., Northern Minne ota Editorial Association. Thrift Campaign On In Schools Wasco county school children prov el most energetic in the 1W1 ataU wide thrift campaign and won tha One Time When All Are Alike In This Country The leading Democrat of th com munity waa explaining to a woman $M priaa offered by tha Oregon Bank 0rgnlr of hi party why ba didn't era- association. Jaca.on county, . ku A.UBltKn . faiUreat actively, in politic. Sodavllle luma ' 80DAVILLE, Jan. 11 Mlaa Fran eta Frura of Lebanon, cenaua taker for thia community, haa been inter viewing th ehlaene during th paat few daya. ' Mrs. Bunch, wrf of J. Bunch who waa accidentally killed near her a fw week ago, la quite 111 at preaent. aitoclatioa. Jackson which waa at tha head of th list In I 1918. took second place. Much will b expected of Benton county thii year. The Oregon BinkerV association will give a aimilar prlt thia year and in addition a prise of a traveling li brary will be awarded by the Ongon 8t.it Teacher" association at the general session to th county having the highest ratio of thrift activities to m acnooi enronmeni. ( Now that th nation wade campaign I la operation th thrift campaign ia mora vigor that In the past. J. A. Churchill, state superintendent of pub. expected to be conducted with even lie Instruction, was head of tha force Thrift Instruction will becom a reg ulaw part ofMha courses of study in both tha city and rural schools ihi "My girl belong to the church," be aaid eolemnly. "Of course In the thurch everybody la juat alike. They belong to the D. A. R., and of course you know they are all Juat alike." Th woman organizer looked aa if ah wera not ao aura .of it, but he went on in the urns even tonea: They war very patriotic, my girl. They told Liberty Bonds and they knit doxena of thinga for tha aoldlera and aallora. They went two or three time a week to th Red Cross, and th people they met wera all alike. And they belong to on or two literary club Shakespeare and and music and thing U alik you know." Th organiser nodded appreciatively, ba- January 3 i Economy Sale year. Habits of thrift will tx unrea ; m . c,ub tu. on th boys and girl to th nation r -Xnd they belong to a tenni club may b strengthened, that children j , WBi,t club," ha added. They may learn th valu of money, and ffc,,, beeo very carefully brought up that condition in eomunitle may ba I among peopl who twere " "All bvttere'. laiika," th woman finished quickly. T)an J. A. Baxell of th school of , "By thia tlm it must be getting a cnunrrr of th 0. A. C origin ji I Uttl dull don't yoa think T epend thc plan of thrift education pot Into j ing al ltheir Uvea with people who are Real Bargains in Ladies Suits Liberal Reductions on Ladies Coats Ladies Sweaters Reduced Ladies Dresses at Prices that will Save Your Dollars Millinery at Cost Price No Better Time Than Now to Save operation in Oregon. Oregon la aaid to lb the first state In the onlr-o to adopt a definite pro run to thrift education. Warranty Dead P. Wdltae and wife to Jam E. Arnold, land In Tp. 10, 8. R. 1 W, Rev, Mr. Hoyte, of Eugene held re- IZ7.76 acre. Ilgioua service at 1h Evangelical! Nettle M. Chauaa and husband, to church laat Sunday. V. "E. Paddock, Undo In Tp. 14, S. R. ' 8herldan Hunt, with tha aid of 1 Eaat, 40 acne, blasting powder, mattock and ax, la I L. P. Terhune and wrfe, to J. P. making a decided Improvement in the.'Emmett and wife, land in Block 8, appearance of th Snider place in the in Haekieman" 8rd add to Albany. southern part of town. Winter plowing ia in full awing among tha farmer of this part of 'the county. Geo. Wrick, th efficient road aup errlaor of Crawford daitrlet, attended the road meeting and banquet at Al bany laat Saturday. Oeo. 8turtvant, who haa been aick for tha laat three week, waa able to raaoata 'farm work today. The how oa tb laat farm, tan mile wast of town on tha Browne- villa road, waa burned Monday after- the plant of tha American Smelting A .noon. It waa occupied by W. Ward Refining Colnpany. GREATER PAPER FAMINE IP FORESTS ARB WASTED and family. Part af Mr. Ward's household good ware alao burned. Th fire started in th roof oaoaad by tb burning out of a flu. Sarvey of PraWed Need for Ceaatntftlv Permaaetrt PUev WASHINGTON, D. O-i laaa than Ralph Crawford nd wife to M. J. Millers and W. C, land tat Block 1 In Ruiter'a Add. to Albany. ' J. G. Paddock and wife to William C. Taylor and wife, landa In See. 6, Tp. 14, 8. R. 1 E. 40 acre. Quitclaim Deed Ellen Mlncka at al to Newell aPrk er, landa in Commodore P. Knlghten D. L. C. SO acre. Jama P. Damn ea al to Newell Parkar. landa m Knighton, D L. C. 80 acna. ' Lindell C. Darrah to Newell Parker. land In -Knighton D. L. C. SO acna. allallk? Don't you imagin it would b interest inc to meat son other people, who war not Juat alik, with whom they could diecaaa tons of the gnat aroblema that maat be solved vary toon T "After all," ah aaid, her hand on th doorknob, "as a good Democrat, don't you think it Juat poaaible that 'you hare omitted the on place In this country whara w an ail alikT" "I dont know, what yoa mean," tb. Democrat said, a littto stiffly. "Not dub vn Sad Cross clubs" sh said. "Not Literary SociatUs, not Ladies' Aid or missionary meeting or. D. A. R. convention or tenni tooma- menU. or whiat elube. or 'Piva Hun dred' parties, or dance or Chautauqua circle or rummag sale we may be ralatrraly alik at any of them, but then is only on day and ona place whara wa ar really all alike. PM. Sternberg & Co. LADIES SHOP i Friday Extra Special Saturday Sperry Drifted Show flour, extra good hard wheat 41our. Nothing finer for bread baking, price (3.15 a sack, or $12.55 a barrel Worth more ' than this by the car. Also, nice celery, cauli flower, lettuce, cabbage, and all kinds of fresh vegetables. u. Paya to Trade t Sears Grocery and Bakery First and Ferry . .. - Phone 90 Bates Col leg was tb first of the 'h. curk-ity ! "Und getting u oeaxar ox nun w w mw ment. "Election day and tha polling placa," sh answered. Tha women of Lapland are th shortest in the world, averaging four feetnin inches in height. Twenty-seven f&retgn ' cuntrl, principally in South and Central Am erica, have been invited to send 'del- 1 No waman ha entered the eonvsnt gato to th Foraign Trade Coavcn of 8t Catherine, on Meant Sinai, for , tten to b held in San Francisco axt J mors than 1400 yVav. May. Belle arc never used In Mohamaie dan motquet. The Ototlrm rae die I:e bells they think they caua tha a tcmblag of th evil -rlrii. , JL vase out from a alng: amaraM, i itmn. W pr eant of th pulp and mtMttrUlf tw,lT, mni on, h.lf BCBM pp- mill AJlln7' k,dlamat.r,ha.len'-r.rvtJinth W. In the jwt. will have praettoaUy HtMnml ta ,j, hmitti y0Jrt. xaaaaraoa uwir wappuve :m mpimsm, . iMmlock, and Or tha principal wood 'from which th paper on which news- I i pa pen an printed ia mad. Tha Bmmal ratlin af thaa WOOOS la th Nw England State and New' York is approximately -2S.M2,0OO 'cords, and at thia rate th auppty will 'laat approximately 17 yean. The ttlmated annual cutting In th Lake 'State la 8,030,000 cords, and If con tinued will axhaoat th aupply In that S-eglon within 18 years, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, and North Caro lina with their entailer foreat reaourc lea, an even wone off, th annual out 'ting being calculated at 1,470,000 J cords, at which rate th apruc, hem ;loek, and fir' will laat but ten-year. Only In Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California, an th reserves in no Immediate danger of exhaustion if tb cutting continues at tha 'praam rata ' of 2,218,000 cords a year. The figure, of special interest because of'tTi praaetit ' papr i6rt age, ar Included In estimates compil ed by th Pornt Srv(c of th United 8Utes Department of AgTicultur. - Th data accumulated give additional - amphaaia to th demand for a nation 'wide policy that will, put privately 'owned foreat on a permanently pro 'ductlv bail and will alto result In .' utilising mill waste for paper making. x ipviiunm. BJ INFLUENZA Kin the eaid. AVtHa awsV 'tseaaatak) (amQtJlNINI fiatorftffc ; t14 rinlr lee t yae kbl ln ;. m aem f '"'s v eoM n M ir wa if t fails. t etiture. At AUl K CREAM FOR CATARRH ' 0PENSUP NOSTRILS Talla How To Oat jthtkk MM lrs Bead-OoUs. lVs Spleamldl la en minute yoor el oRRed a of y nostril Mil ttmm. th air Daaeaae of vour will etear and you eaa breathe freely, V hawking, anuBiBg, blowisg, dryacee. -Mo strum nigkt, your oid or n'ltt'o( Ely Crarin ' braath i Wills . Oat" Haha rraea vonr dnwtrlst BOW. ,-'A ..a 1IUU of thia fragrant, aatlatilie, i Wllnv raaaa In vour nratrils. ' ' It pen' atrate through ersry air paasage of the ' head, aoethaa th Inflamed or twollea BBnemit sMiabrac aad relief omea to' eaantl. , . , It's jaat la. Deal atey etuffea np wltk a cold a BUiy aatarra ateuai Albany State feank "Always at Your Service' Columbia Records Songs New List For Febraary 2830(Just For Me and Mary, by Henry Burr. 85c (Among the Whispering Pines, Henry Burr. 2826(1 Know What it Means to be Lonesome ( Tenor Solo. 85c (1 Never Knew-Tenor Solo by Geo. Meader. 2827 (I'll Always be waiting for you Harrison. 85c (Bye-Low, Tenor duet, by Campbell & Barr. 2825(Don't Take Advantage of My Good Nature, , ( Tenor Solo. ' ' 85c (I Gave Her That, by Al Johnson. Instnunental 2834(Tempermental Rag, by Gtirdo Deiro, Accord ( ion. , 85c (Lolo One-step, by Guido Diero, Accordion. 2825(Lassus Trombone, by Columbia Band. 85c (Miss Trombone, by Columbia Band. And Many Other Good Number. Come in and Have Them Played for You: ' The Sample joi stona We have just received a large shipment .of .merchan dise from the Eastern Markets, which is now on dis play and ready for you it very reasonable prices. 'Girls' BLOOMERS .-8c and 75e Ladies' BUNGALOW APiRONS . . . . . ,tl.75, $1 J5 Ladies' PETTICOATS ... .$1.35, $15, $2i5,65 Ladies' HOUSE DRESSES .$2.65 LADIES' SHOES , Black -Kid OXFORDS $7.85 Gun Metal OXFORDS J6X Patent Leather PUMPS ?. . . 47.25 109 West First Street . Albany, Oregon. iwFiwyvwrvwFeviiriFiri llCJuCXuuUUULJLJLJl 131 1 ' -mm - I ' aTaaaf JU4 .1 I m i -i f r . Mas & ' :u m ji J B - Woodworth Drug Company . Phonograph Headquarters sat Weatcra EVectri Perm Light And, Power Ontau . SUNBEAM uSps SUNS ONLY COMPETrrOR KVERYTHlNG BLECTRICAL OUTFITS INSTALLED AND IN OPERATION. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS JOHN WINKLEY, W. W. POLAND. O. B. KEEBLER. I. H. COPE. LAND, JOHN WILLS, J. S- LUCKEY. . WIRING D0NB BY LICENSED A BONDED WIREMEN THE ELECTRIC STORE. INC 117 Weat First 8U Albany ' Phone 20 Rucs'of every tvoe and olentv'of-thrsm too. pood pattern.swhat's more all of .wic.h issure.yquor a choice really pleasing. Many New Patterns in Room Size Rugs Wiltons ........ .$95.00 to $110.00 Axminster ...... ,$47 J50 to $720 Brussels $25.00 to $410 , Wool Biber . . . . . . $16.50 to $180 V Grass .......... ..$11.00 to $13.00 Congoleum . . . .$850, $1750, $1850 Bissels Carpet Sweepers -: ' $45 to $555 FISHER - BRADEN CO. The Store With a Welcome rZIZfZIZfZfZlatfatfZa I pa atueaty,