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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1920)
1 d ISKKKKTONS OF EARLY HONKERS FOUND j HALT LAKE CITY,-Two skrla. ', Ion., ImIuvcJ to ba those of tarly Ut.ilt pionrrrt wrra unvarthvil hvrn rvci'iiily liy wurkrmcn excavating in Irvt't in tli southeast portion of tha city. Oily tliimlt. Utllvve the lionri lo I ihr ri'iiidlio of white pvoila ami my tiny prolmbly hava born bur lid, over fifty years. Error in Ad Delays Cure Executives ofthe"Wo bsocitions Which tfow) Consolidsfe iHtg One. Tha Drmoc-mt takes (hi. oiiponuii. Ity to correct mlirint in the ad vrrtliliiK of iho Itfllintrhain t"hrm Ictl Company in ihrir ail for Joto, cur for lndiK'tion. Thu 'ad., a. li aiipcaml for srvtral iaur rrad that liuliirr.liori could be cured in "two month.", wlurrss it .hould hava read thu i rvlirf would be given In "two niinulon". Thit is a product made on lh Vaciflc coa.t and It said to bo riUl 10 any proprietary rvmccly and U dr.vrviiiK of iho patronage of Or rtfon people afflicted with lorruch trouble. 1JRITAIN HAS HUGE DEFICIT FOR YEAR LONDON, A deficit of :'0.7:,9.l)i0 pound iterlinK In Hriti.h irown finance! I. shown for the fir.t nine month, of the current fitcal yrar rnd itiK In March 31 next. The X"hvurr rrturn. show a total revenue of ilW.. 262,000 pound.. The xp. mliturc, however, waa 1, l'J6, 1181,000 pou-nls. The deficit was covered by pvrmaii. em borrowing. The Chancellor'! climated r-vrmuc for the year is 1.201,100,000 pounds The e.timated expenditure for thi your I. 1.010,41)4,000. In Sicily the l.mKumr." of aik'nt l univer.al. It ! perfectly possible for a Sicilian to carry on a lone; conver sation from di.Unce with ha:. its. eyebrow., lip., and even noirils. Ke en the children are expert in ilcnt communication, and when using or dinary .peach they accompany their word, with noil prrs.lv gt.tdrea. Robl.on (not Koblnson) of Astoria. The future, Outlook and How Sh .11 Wc Prepare to Meet It?" by VYalU-r A. Lenton of Salem, "Some Kxperlence. in Oregonixa lion Work," by Jjrod Wenger, Sec rotary of the Greater Portland At oriation. "The Port of the ColumV,i " by J oli i . II. Smith of A it ana. "r'srmcr-Merchant Co operation," by Paul V. Marin of the Oitfcou Ag ricultural College of C'jrvji'lW, "Belter Account. Mi. I Iletler Pro fit.," by Walt.i Motor, hem of the Department of Commi-ee of Iho Un Iver.ity of Orecon. Kugen!. There will le 4 Convulsion Baa quii on Tur.diy evi iiin;.', iteanur trip around the Imrunr on- Jjy and auto trip, to kmsiw tiru a-io'her day. tor Moum.il, friend of Ernett Das campt, the adminiitrator of the mii ing man's estate and authorised the poating of a 11000 reward to be paid from the e.tate for information aa . . . i - . to tha whereabout! of Descamps, thought to be the man portion! of who.e body were found In Sullivan's gulch Saturday. Descamps la a wealthy Beaverton rancher. at. f . i MERCHANTS WILL HOLDCONVENTION Retail Associations Conclude Armistice; Session at Astoria Next MoniUy, February 16, the blgge.t Convention of Oregon retail merchant! that haa been held in five year, will assemble In Aatoria. The bignea. of the occa.ion ari.et through thi. being the wedding, aa it were, of the Oregon Retail Mer chant!' A.sociation, and the Oregon State Retailer.' Association and not an ordinary wedding, but one of tho.e that alwiy. arouar the greateii In terest the reuniting of a divorced pair. Five yrar. ago there wai a split In the old Oregon Retail Merchant Aitociation, which ha functioned now for fifteen year., and the Ore gon State Rrtailera' Association, de veloped aa a rival organization. Whatever the rau.e were of thi "family row" no doubht of imUll importance like most cause of mo.t family row they have been huried and forgotten, for the officer of the two former rival atate association, got together la. i iummer and arrang ed the consolidation of the two or ganization! into one. The Contolidation Convention will be a three-day affair in Astoria Manday Tuesday and Wedne.day, February 10. 17, 18 and will be at tended by leading retail merchant from all over tha .talc. iicaidc the di.cuion by the Con vention of retail trade problem, the program include the following for mal adilrc.se.: . "How and Why Thi Organization Should Mix in Politic" by Charle CORDOVA, Alaska, Report! from N'enana .ay that rciident of that Ijown my claim to having the mean est man in Alaska in their midst. Thii culprit was recently charged with stealing a barrel of rain water from a citizen who was savjng it for bathing purpose. At Plouiiastcl, a .mall town in Ilnttany, all the wcibling of the year are celebrated on one day. ACHES AND PAINS SLOAN'SGETS "EM! Famous pain and ache Liniment, kept haittiy. brings ftratUy. Inft relief RHEUMATIC twinges ease up soon. !vj do still joint., lame luc k, neuralgia, over tax. d inns clea, and Ihuae turns from weather ex posure, too thrv don't hijht long afiiti't the counter-irritant Sloans Liniment produce. Keep this old familv friend handy for iataiit use a little ptnrlmltt wilkaia rmbbinf. leaving no ikin stains, muss, or cloititrd pore. You ought lo kevp a bottle handy always. All druggirt. Three siiea J5c., 70:.. tl 40 1 if L..VVJfftTf-frffaVaaa If You Keep Money in the atore nr odlce, It's subject to loss by flro or theft. If you keep checks too long before depositing, they're some times returned marked "No Funds." The aafe way la to have Check Account with this bank, and deposit daily. Capital & Surplua $90,000 J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, Oregon LADIES: When Irregular or auppreaacd use Triumph Pilla. Safe and always de pendable. Not sold at drug stores. Do not experiment with others; save disappointment. Writ for "Belief ' and particulars, its free. Address: National Medical Institute, Milwau- trVAflM AIN Ml,' NO COLO AMI r ALLINO sUXDAJft r ALL! NO No More Dread Of Winter with its chilly, damp days and big fuel bills, if you use the Pipeless Furnace RADIO 4 4 NATURE'S WAY" It burns wood, coal, or briquetts, heats up quick ly and-- ' Saves 25 to 50 per cent in fuel Heats the entire house with one register and automat ically ventilates. Call, phone or write for free lit erature or see it demonstrated. Brown & Leigh Plumbers & Tinners 216 West First St With Uarker Hdw. Co. Rubber A Remedy There are ailments you can often cure easily without medicines, simply by applying heat. For example Headache, toothache, earache, and you can frequently check a cold by means of a hot water bottle. You can always relieve that detestable annoyance of cold feet in bed, for a hot water bottle is a Splendid Bedfellow One of the latest means of effectually curing constipation which is a result of in testinal disorders is by means of internal bathing, using a fountain syringe and alkaline solution under a doctor's orders. These two useful articles should be in every home. We are headquarters for them. Barkhart & Lee First & Ferry St. Company Making Northwest Films I. E. Holt, representing the Eaton Film Co., of Seattle, was in the city today in connection with hii com pany's business. This company is making scenic, travelogue and indus trial picture. Two crew of photo grapher, are at work in the Canadian Kockie at present and as the weath er Seattle, more they will work south into Washington and Oregon as far as Ashland. ALASKANS CLAIM MEANEST MAN Reward Offered PORTLAND, Feb. 1-By A. P. The circuit court has appointed Hec- All Foods Are Delicious When Cooked the Electric Way r : PE2p43ss The art of cooking received its greatest impetus when the Electric Range was developed to its present state of perfection. Never before were such dainty foods prepared. Bread, light as snow and golden crust ed biscuits, Cakes, and pastries of surprising goodness, testify to the oven of the Electric Range with its insu lated, heat retaining walls and its evenly distributed heat. A revelation awaits you when you first use an elec tric range. Ask some friend who owns one if this is not so. Then investigate the modern electric way of cook ing for use in your home. Why Not Do This Today MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY Phone 15 3rd & Lyon Sts. They conldift fee teilt now ifor twIee7l.o Whet Lincoln said (Ffiwt ai arfrfr. ty Abraham Lincoln to lh 'Vn'kmv'm A a.o C-,un .,1 iit04 'prorerljr I. thw fruit of iabur: rrtevrtv ia tit.irkb.e: Is a pc.tliv. r-c6 :n ...o or.,1 .... Lrl titt h,m svl o t. ttcule pl'.I dewn t!i hcuse cf sno'.tcr, but let turn wcth diii stnily .nj build or. lor him.e!;. thusby tn.p .ssuriT-.c tin t i.U bwn .!-,. I be sola from tultu.cu when bu::t.' When lr.2 talk turns from politics to railroads, and the traveler wiih tho cockiuro cir breaks in with, "There's an awful lot cf 'water in the rrf rc'r.ds," hero ere some hard-pan fr.ct3 to give hi : American railroads have ccct yoC.rCO a rr.i".c road bssl, structures, stations, yard:, terminals, freight and passenger trains everything from the great city terminals to the last spike. A good concret3-and-asphalt highway costs $36,000 a mile just a bare road, not counting the cost of culverts, bridges, etc. Our railroads couldn't be duplicated today for $150,000 a m:h. They are capitalized for only $71,000 a mile much less than their actual value. Seventy-one thousand dollars today will buy ong locomotive. English railways are capitalized at $274,000 a mile; the French at il55,C0C; German $132,000; even in Canada (still in pioneer development) they are capitalized at $67,000 a mile. The average for all foreign countries is $100,000. Low capitalization and high operating efficiency have enabled American railroads to pay the high est wages while charging the lowest rates. Qfiis advertisement is published by the Association of Slaitway Gxeciitives Thiuf ill-tiring information nnrerning the railroad tilwilion may ohlain literature lif writing lo The Association qf Kailvay Executntt, 61 liroadvat, Xrw York 0
