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PACK TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY, 24, 1915. V-1 Daily Democrat WM li. IKlkNlllROOK, F.ditnr anil Publisher. Entered at the postoffice at Albany t IrtKon, ns second-class matter. Published every evening except Sun day. Semi-weekly published Tues days and Fridays. business matter Address all communication and make .ill remittances payable to the Dem Publishing C In ordcrinir changes of address, sub- v ribera ilioulil always give old ai rll n new adilress. SUHSCKIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, per week..$ .10 Delivered by carrier, per year..-. 4.' l! mail, at end of year J 50 I'y mail in advance, per year 3U Semi-Weekly At end of year $1 50 When paid in advance, one yr l.fJ CLASSIFIED RATES Ic per word for first publication; J4 per word thereafter, payable in ad vanfe. Minimum charge of 25c. Established in 186S. WEDNESDAY. FEB. 24. 1915 INDOMNITABLE WILLS. Examples of indomnitahle will are always appreciated by people, what ever their own failures in lite. Jus now the world is admiring Sam Bern hardt. lecause she declares that after her amputated leg is healed she will get another one. the best art can se . cure, and continue her dramatic art before the public. As Bernhardt is ap proximately seventy years of age this is a display of will power of rare qual tty. The average person gives up very - easily and becomes disheartened at de feat or rebuff ;but the person who makes '.I in the world never gives up. legs or ro legs, arms or no arms, light or no sight. He keeps after the game to the end. Like the Scottish king who watched the spider try seven times, he tries again when down. The game of life is .a great one; and it takes supreme faith to make tl.e dif ferent plays as the occasion demands, as we play the game. With a supreme unselfishness dominating the minds of many people, Al always first in consideration, k is often a question in practice whether ihe golden rule operates in the world. Nevertheless it is the business of the person, who really has a high standard as his pur pose, to follow it regardless of the shortcomings of others, and if a leg is lost, get another and go ahead. If character is lost there is no human power that can retrieve the loss. RUNNING INTO DANGER. There is a serious question. Know ing that the North Sea is full of mines and submarines bent on destruction, how fat has a neutral nation the right to rush headlong into the danger, ami then kick if something happens. Does the desire of trade justify the risk. Ii our merchantmen get in the neighbor hood of the German submarines there is bound to be trouble earlier or later for some one of them. It is almost in vitable. Whether intentional or not it will have to -be judged as malicious, and the consequences will be the same It is a good idea to keep as far as pos sible from the edge of the precipice, and it is a good idea for the United States to keep away from trouble re gardless of the jingoists. some of whom give evidence of their willing ness to have the country rush into war. In individuals it often takes more bravery not to fight than it doe to, and the same may be true of na tions. MARCHING CLUBS. The establishment of a marching club of Albanians will assist in keep ing this city on the map of progress with the other cities of the valley. While in a sense such a club may be an advertisement for a city, it i much more, an institution speaking for up-to-date methods in fellowship and boost. Bright costumes appeal to people, and often one judges a city by the appearance of her people, whether on parade or as individuals. The Democrat experts to see these Al banians make a name for the city as a marching and boosting institution, one that .shall represent the whole city and not any special industry or purpose. FOR SALE 30 to 40 stands of bees, with supers. Also extractor. Write or see Mrs. Rufus Thompson. F23-6tsw A QUALITY STORE We sell til, belt at lowest prices Watch Repairing F. G. Will The Albany Bakery We. Deliver to Any Part of the City 115-119 E. 3rd Street Bell Sfift Party R Home 419 H. J. FIKCHAU CO. MISFITS Tom Edison, at 68 years of age, ex pects to be in business seventeen year lunger, and all he gets is three hours sleep a ntght. This will be good new s to young men who like to. rem.. in late with their best girl. Fern llobbs was getting tbout $JlXX' a year and Mary Pickford about that much a week. Too much bossism in the recent St. leg. The Albanians will be as good look ers as any inarching club in Oregon v.-hen their new suits arrive. The world will have to take notice. A Benton county representative .vent to Salem determined not to in troduce a bill, realizing the fact that a representative of the people does the 1 est service who does that; but before he got through he had four or five per ambulating the thorny road to the gov. Sharpen up the old hoe, ready for tie tough weeds and clods of ihe spring time. That old friend who was going to sub. again just as socn as misfits go! l ack onto the job h-d better gel a riove on. Jack Johnson has also come back to the western hemisphere. Sara Bernhardt at seventy doesn't, mind such a little thing as the loss oi a leg. She proposes to get J new one and start out on the road some more. Would make a good Richard the Third. An eastern paper says the first rob u is often frozen to de-th. Not in Oregon, where things are salubrious e year round for even the birds. Most people have been sorry for the prodigal son, but a little boy back east is said to have confined his sorrow to tl.e poor little calf that hadn't done rothin. A suit back east takes the record. A physician became interested in a crip ple ana removed his disability through ::reat skill. Immediately the narents sued the physician for heavy damages tor removing tl.eir means of support, the cripple having taken in 15 a day on account of his condition. FOR ALL KINDS OP MILL WORK 3oth phones Foot Ferry St. Cabinet Work Albany Planing Mill New Spring Styles in Wall Paper Now on display at Woodworth Drug Company Albany - Oregon Land Plaster We Have It M. SENDERS & CO. THE BEST BAKED GOODS GROCERIES, PRODUCE nd FRUITS PARKER'S "The Sign ol Quality" 136 Lyon St. Both Phones Drain Tile 3 inch to 12 inch BEST BURNED CLAY. Special prices in carload lot. HAMMOND LUMBER COMPANY Albany, Oregon. FISHER, BRADEN & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND UNDERTAKERS. Undertaking Parlors, 3rd and Broaiia!bin. LADY ATTENDANT Both Phones VIERECK'S BATHS First-clas Workmen Only Cor. First and Ellsworth Stmts In Order to Keep Pace with the modern business meth od of today Firm. Corpora tions and Individuals alike re quire a banking connectior which affords them safety for funds, every convenience for the transaction of their busi ness, and that personal element in service which makes deposi tors feel their account is ap preciated. All this is offered to you to day! CAPITAL AND SURPLUS S90.000.00 J. W. CUSICK CO, Banker Albany, Oregon SS)S$($(S$tSi$8(8($S8S .6 (S J RIVERSIDE ITEMS AND i S PERSONALS OF INTEREST Mr. and Mrs. I.iudstrom were Al bany visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Cottrcll was in town Wednes day aiteriHHin. Mr. Cottrcll hat been helping Geo. Atkeson-gruhbing the past week. D. Ilussard and wife and Ceo. 1 Io nic h and wife were callers at Archi Miller's Sunday afternoon. Kev. Maurer was a caller at the Miller residence Thursday morning. The Thursday club was entertained by Mrs. Archie Miller. The ladies had a pleasant afternoon with fancy work and lively conversation. Re freshments were served by the host ess, assisted by Miss Bertha Beck. Those present were as follows: Mes calines Atkeson, Caldwell, Cottrell. Kastman, Stcllmacher, Misses Flor ence Kastman, Golden Miller and Bertha Beck. Mrs Walter Witchey was guest of honor. Archie Miller is improving rapidly and was able to ride to Albany Fri day afternoon. Mr. Mid Mrs. Geo. Atkeson and Win. Caldwell went to Albany Sat urday to attend the Farmers' Union meeting at Bussards' Hall. A good many people have set their incubators the past week, while quite a number are not going to raise any chicks this spring on account of the high price of wheat. Miss Dora Stewart was an Albany visitor Friday. F. E. Church was planting potatoes Thursday. Considerable plowing has been done within the last week or two, in this vicinity. There was a good attendance at Sunday school. Rev. Maurer preach ed an excellent sermon. 9 9 TANGENT PERSONALS OF LOCAL INTEREST SG)3)S!aK3SSS Tangent. Or.. Feb. 22 (Special to Democrat.) G. II. Moss m:i!e a busi ness trip to Albany last Saturday. J. M. Slurp left for Albany to visit with his brothers, W. A. and S. C. Sharp for a few days. J. E. Ownbey and wife who have been visiting with relatives at Tan gent, left on the afternoon train for their home in Marion county. Satur day. Mrs. E. K. Stratton who has been on an extended visit with her son, James Cochran, left for the home of her mother in Harrisburg Saturday. J. L. Irawiord ol Alhany was in Tangent for a few hours last Satur-1 day. I O. A. Archibald and wife of Albany . visited with his uncle, Mr. S. J. Archi bald near I ere last Sin day. Mr. and Mrs. McAllister, who have been visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Green, left for their home in Seattle, Monday. The funeral of little Rose Hething ham was held in the South Methodist church last Saturday; a large crowd of relatives and friends were in at tendance; Rev. Leech of Albany con ducted the service. The recent rains hat caused the floating population around Tangent to return to their winter haunts, and they now engage in chacker games and other amusements to pass the time. Mrs. Mary E. Parker has bought the property formerly belonging to W. J. Tisdale on which she expects to make her future home. 5 erzziiws. A lsJ y OiJtk af MJ You Cannot Afford to be Risky in the purchase of drugs and medicine. So muck dtpends on thair purity and strength that it la playing with health and even Ufa it. self to use those about which you are not absolutely certain. You can be certain if you do your drug buying here. You gat exactly what the doctor orders without adulteration, dilution or substitu tion. Burkhart & Lee. Druggists EYES OF ALL NATIONS ENOLAND furnishes the greater part of all glass used for spectacles and eyeglasses in this country. This great war has turned the attention of American man ufacturers to the problem of manu facturing optical glass in tha U. S. A. E. C. Meade, I. II. Marslers has bought the prop erty of W, A. Slate on Second street which will soon he occupied by M. C. Brown, the Tangent postmaster The recent rain has stopped all kinds of farming for awhile, and farmers will he idle for the next few weeks. Fall grain looks unite well, the fen warm days started all kinds ol vegeta tion to growing und things look much better now. o OHIO MAY PAY THE FAMILIES OF DRUNKARDS Columbus, O., Feb. 24. Payment of state compensation to the dependents of drunk.irdi is the plan embodied in a bill introduced during the present session of the Ohio legislature by Rep rescntative Van S Dc.ilon. Miami county. Deaton would have the liipio" interests foot the bill and the state make the awards under a system simi lar to tiie present workmen's compen sation .ict. "This is chief among the iiiaitv "freak" r.ic.nurcs introduced. Others include: Prohibiting display of any red or black flag or any emblems "hostile to tiie established govern ment:" protection for skunks: and i hill provided that no one. not even the owner, may drive an automobile without first having passed a state examination. The perennial anti-cigaret and anti tipping, and abolition of capital pun ishment bills have bobbed up again Tl e capital punishment measure cm bodies a new idea, lis author would have the governor fix the dales (or alt electrocutions on the theorv that no chief executive would t ike the respon sibility for ordering the execution of murderers Some of these measures r.lready have met the usuM fate of "freak" bills having been smothered in com mittee. Others are receiving consid eration rnd m..y he enacted into laws AUSTRALIANS TO ORGANIZE. San l-'rnncisco. F'ub. 24. Arrange- nients have just been completed here for the orgauiaiio.i of a permanent Australian society. The arrangement.! were made al a meeting of ti.e various Australi: n state commissioners to the Panama-Pacific Exposition : ml prom inent Australian and New Zealand business men. The Australian state commissioner will register the names of all resident Australirns and Nct- Zealanilers with a view of securing their co-operation in a number of special events tl at are to be held in conjunction with the ex position. NEW BASEBALL LEAGUE. Pueblo, Colo., Feb. 24 Efforts are being made to start a Colorado Stale baseball league. The greatest atten tion is heintr iriven to Pueblo as it is believed that if funds for a team here are guaranteed, the success of t? e new 't- will be assured. Cripple Creek. i nKT rorn, i.a juni:., ami vi.tor are said to be ready to put up the money for clubs in those towns. WOMEN MAY JUDGE JUVENILES Denver, Feb. 24. Colorado may have a wom.-.n juvenile court judge. A bill has been introduced in the leg islature here at the request of Judge Ben E. Lindsey, to m. ke Mrs. F. Gregory "associate judge" of the court vhich has become famous throughout tl-e country. Mrs. Gregory row as sists Judge Lindsey in the trial of cases, and advises him, but she is not legally authorized to render judg ments. FOR SAI.F. OR EXCHANGE A 10 million timber claim in Douglas county for city property or good farm land Home 1141 f lrttf "lav tv t -in i Optometrist WANTF.D Salesman or nii.ii of business experience ith little mon ey, la lake the general agency lor goods never seen on the Pacific Coast. See Mr. Kckimin before Thurt.l.iy noun at Vauili.ui hold i,M Kel.2.'pd STE'ITER'S FOR GKOCI'KllS AND CROCK KKV - Complete Line of Salt and Smoked Fish at . I). K. NKOEKGALL MEAT COMPANY ALBANY FUEL CO. First and Lafayette Our wood sheds are tha largest in tha valley, and we have on hand all kinds of dry cord wood, as well si a smill lot of dry slab- wood. Wa can furnish green alabwood in any quantity and deliver at one. BOTH PHONES 277 ALBANY. OKEGON BUSINESS Ol I Q P I T I T P WANT DIRECTORY ULnUulrlLU A,)S BUSINESS DIRECTORY BARBKKS. TIIE WHITE BARBER SHOP C. S. Brace. Proo. A. F. Lacaa, Foseiuan Globe Theater Bldg , Albany, Oregon CHIROPRACTOR BLMBR C. OIPE Chiropractor. Rooms 5. 7. 9. 10. Cuiick Bank tilde Nature cannot cure a disease unless the cause is removed. Chiropractic sdjustments remove the cause. DENTISTS DR. W. R. BILYEU-Dentist. First National Bank building, Albany. HOSPITAL Maternity Hospital. KJJi WaaUingiou St.. Albany. Or. Mrs. Klaaer Richardson, superin icndeat. Modern equipment. First class service. Light, cheerful rooms Reasonable rales. Both phones sJlf LAWYERS." I- G. LEWKLLING Attorney it law Notary public Albany. Oregon. DAN JOHNSTON', Attorney at Law Room J5 First National Bank lildg WEATHER FORD ft WEATHER FORD. Lawyers, Albauy, Ore. C. C. BRYANT Attorney at Law tll-2 New First National Hank build ing. Albany, Oregon. MAGNETIC HEALING. DR. EVA MURPHY Magnetic Healing and Electric Batha. Home phone 4U3 Albany, Oregon F6-30 MEAT MARKET U. B. CRAFT-242 West Second St.. Albaay, Ore. First clats meats of all kiss's from selected stock. RIAL MTATB INSURANCE H. F. MERRILL Insurance and Leans City warrants koagbt and sold. Room No. 1, second floor, First Snvings J? JSjS-JiLii' T.A! y . . Oregon B. M. PAYNE Farm lands and city property for sale. Real estate loans Fire insurance. Surety Bonds. Rooms 19-21, Cusick Block, Albany, Oregon. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farm lands, city prop-ty, timber lands, collections, money to loau. Insur ance written in the strongest old line companies. J. V. Pipe. 203 W. ..2nd Jit; illy wk tf FOR BEST and cheapest fire Insur ance see I. R. Schultz. a3-tf Jones Hook Store Subscriptions received fur Mn asinea and periodicals. 3M West First St., Albany, Oregon Albany State Bank in tiicpiircil to n'lvv you evci'IK'tit st-i v ii't, at ul solicits your atiiiiao,c. "Safety Plus Service" FOR SALE. FOR SAM- OK RFNT-S scie. with houe and barn: I acre in small fruit bearing t'to in. Lebanon road ln.une I'leilter sioie l-'lll FOR SALE Fresh young row, good one. turner 2nd and Chicago St. slbtf FOR SALE-20 hesd of 2 and S year old Jersey and ilolsteiu heifers, coming fresh this spring. Slum, $511 cash and balance I or 2 years time. 7 tier cent interest I'. II. Pfeiffer. llell phone No. 44IJ, Al bany. Or. (,t( Heifer calves, Jerseys, (iurni.c) . Ilolstrins, and lluiham. from go . I gradn cows in 'I ill.uuook county, l eave order with v. It Winn, aneni W ells F.irgo Co . Albany, ( irrif.ni fll-iu.S FOR SAI.F lliuh tirade pi-mo at a bargain. Phone .ItilK. beloren 7 and 8 p. m. IIH-.M' AT HALF PKICF.-2 (iliod Int.. fruit, eic, 7 room bouse is good coadilioa. eailera eart of city, lot only if takaa soon. Owi.n goisg to K O. ."ainag 4 FOR RKNT CHF.AP-Nine room house, hath, hoi and cold water, electric lnhts and well located See Oregon I ule A l aud Credit Co. FIJi I FOR SAI.F Span mares, harness and light wagon, J young cows, Jerey nn. I Durham. I t . West, Thomas, t )r. i tn M IR SALE F'rcih Jersey row Tests 5.5 4 gal. Cor. 2nd and Chicago. dVtf FOR RENT FOR . RENT. N.wly furnished housekeeping rooms, or apartmeats to suit customer. Kent reasonable. Located on W. First St , Nn 4JJ Dell pkone 45IJ and llell .1IJIC j29tf FOR RF.XT F'otir room cottage in Wright's iiihlition. Home phone FOR KENT Housekeeping roams: iiMiiei-ieill IO lillrll sit"'.!; ino'lr'-l rniivrhi.-wri. Phone '.lack IJ.i 5I7 li. 4th sir. MJKCiiLI.AIO.O0l TAKE A JITM-'Y Onlv I- , Leave or phone order to Art Ci or McDowell's Clark Price. f. air Jff Caacadla Water $1.30 per rforen quart bottles at Murphy's Senl Stare. - .."."jtj MONEY TO LOAN. $20(10 to loan on good farm security. Collins ft Taylor. (fotf MONEY TO LOAN on pood int. proved farm land. Call on J V . Pipe. 20.1 West Jud St. f2tf MONEY TO LOAN, t 7 per cent on farm I. mils. Phone or wriie I'd ward F. Sox, Albany. f()tf - illy wkly MONEY TO LOAN Can make choice farm loan, at 7 per cent. WM. BAIN. Room 5, Savings link llldg. Uell 45