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atai AABAWY P.AILY DKMCCRAT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, mt. a p. mmuc at Albany. in evening esxepi Sun mill UlU Tues- WS1HESS MATTER cnanges 01 aaurees. no should iIwiti ovc aid en nMT address JET SUBS CRIPTION RATES Mr kv carrier. $400 ctr rear at , aaysaata, other wise 40c per aL at cod of year JL 3 50 It mail in advisor, per year 1.00 Seesa-Waakly At, card of year $1.50 4Pb MK a adaraace, one yr 1-23 BATES Is Mr word for Bret publication, yic -ter. payaote tn aa- pee mrfl rneoat TUESDAY. DECEMBER 5. 1916. CHANGES IN CONORESS The changes that will occur when the present congress adjourna March 3 will be of deciiled interest. Seven teen members of the senate and 70 of the house will retire, turned down by the dear people. Their service ranges inywher.- from a little less than a year, in the case of Senator Tom Taggart of Indiana, to 22 years in the cases of Senator Gar fence D. Clark of Wyoming and Rep. Sparkman of Florida, Claik ranging third tn point of service in the Senate and Sparkman fourth in continuous service in the House. Perhaps the most conspicuous fig arc in the line-up of the prospective has-beens is Senator John W.- Kern, one time candidate for vice president and Senate Democratic floor leader and chairman of the powerful commit tee on privileges. He went to make way for Harry S- Sew, senator elect from Indiana with James E. Jim Watson, former whip of a recently Re publican House, who brought to an untimely end the Senatorial service of "Tom Tag girt W. P. Kirby, of Arkansas, will suc ceed the late Senator Clarke, who died daring the summer. Senator Chilton of West Virginia, well known for his interest in blooded horses as well as for his legislative activities, will snake way for Rep. Howard Su therland. Republican, who fought hi way from the House to the Senate in two sessions. Senator Johnson of Maine, carried to the Senate on the Democratic tide of 1910. will be succeeded next Con gress by Frederick Hale, son of the late Senator from Maine. ' The defeat of Senator Blair Yce of Maryland sealed two political fates for the present. He was defeated in the primaries by Rep. David J. Lewis "Father" Lewis of the parcel post. Lewis in turn was defeated by a Re publican Dr. Joseph I. France. Another of the old timers listed among the missing at the next session win be Senator Du Por.t of Delaware Da Pont is succeeded by J. O. Wol cott. Democrat. Four men among the new ones are of particular interest Philander C. Xaox, former Secretary of State and former Senator, will replace Senator Oliver. Republican also in the lime light last session when he was accused of having big war bride holdings. He was not a candidate for reelection Peter Goelet Gerry, of the upper strata of Newport, and a Democrat, will suc ceed Senator Lippitt of Rhode Island, Republican. Political interest will center on Frank B. Kellogg trust busting Kel logg of some years back former gov ernor and Senator elect from Minne sota to succeed Senator Clapp. also Republican; and Senator elect Hiram Johnson of California succeeding Senator Works, likewise Republican, not a candidate for reelection. Of Kellogg and Johnson there is talk that they won't line up with the hard shell ed Republicans unless the lining up is done on their side of the street. The other Senators now in their last session, with their successors, are: Marline of New Jersey. Democrat, succeeded by J. S. Frelinghoyscn, Re publican: O'Gorman of New York. Democrat, not a candidate, succeeded by Calder. Republican; Catron of New Meaico, Republican, not a candidate, succeeded by Andreas A. Jones, Dem ocrat, present Assistant Secretary of the Interior, and Sutherland of Utah. Republican, defeated by William H Xing, Democrat. The House, by grace of the changinC favor of the country, lost its two most picturesque members and gained an other who bids fair to s m pass in pop ulsr interest any on record. "Cyclone" Davis, foe ot rum and preparedness and friend of prohibition tad flannel shirts, will make room for another Democrat from Texas Dan 11 E. Garrett. Davis, with flowing whiskers and conversation, gained i SMMtwre of fame when in the Congres- aateatl Record he stated he was not "collar" Democrat and when in the House proper he later confessed he had fallen a victim to the gay and fes tive necktie. He says "boose and boodle" defeated him. "Adfalfa Bill" Murray, of Okla homa, who jumped lightly into the gallery of immortals when at the Bal timore convention, asked how the Oklahoma delegation stood, he re plied: "We stand as a unit; separate ly," will be succeeded by T. D. Mc Keown. Democrat. Rut the House's taste for the pic turesque will be appeased with Miss Jeanette Rankin of Montana, Republi can, who succeeds Lame Duck Tom Stout, Democrat. Rep. Ruchanan of Illinois, Demo crat, indicted in the Labor's Peace Council probe in New York during the hyphen activities last year, will fade into the west in favor of Niels luuL Republican. Clyde Tavenner. Democrat, of the same state, who ex changed insults with the Navy League all last Spring, is succeeded by Wil liam J. Graham. Republican. O.arles H. Randall, of Los Angeles, win continue to represent the Prohi bitionist party in Congress, despite i tendency "repeatedly to call him a Democrat and in some cases an In dependent." The political history of the next session depends on how the members having the balance of power a Pro hibitionist, a Socialist, a couple of Independents and several members who may vote any way at all shape np their party preferences. When the call is sounded fo- elec tion of a Speaker, the country wfll find whether the House really is Democratic or Republican. ting licked. "If a doctor makes a mistake he buries it, and people dassent say noth ing". "When an editor makea a mistake there is big swearing and a big fuss, but if a doctor makes a mistake therr is a funeraf en flowers and perfect silence. "A doctor can use a word a yard long without anybody knowing what it is, but if an editor uses one he has to spell it. "If a doctor goes to see another man's w-ife he charges for it, but if an editor goes he gets a charge of buck shot "Any old college can make a doctor, but an editor has to be born." NOTICE TO FIREMEN Notice is hereby given that on Mon day, December 1 1th, 191b, the annual lection of the Albany Fire Depart ment will be held, lor the purpose ot Uvttng a chief engineer, an assistant engineer, and a bsiard of control eon. isting of three members: Said election will be held at the J'ngiuc House at l-'l Lyon St., and the polls will be open between tin horns of 4 and 7 o'clock p. m. A. k JONES, Secy. A. F. D, D 4-9 Secy. A. K. I). It is more blessed to give than to receive, just before Christmas. People who have tried it say that he greatest source ot happiness in the vorld is doing for ot'icrs. ItSHTS Vitfa mi v ila-'i ruraisnnll v hut his days are numbered by some small figures. The bandit will finally flash com pletely out. His career, though, is a remarkable one. One writer sums up his career: Peon farmer boy, outlawed bandit, soldier hero, devoted husband, bar barous bigamist, cruel and vain lead er, vindictive dictator, political adven turer, bloodthirsty murderer, shrewd statesman, ignorant malefactor. He is referred to as a rival of Robin Hood for variety. A country schoolboy was told to write an essay on editors, says the Fall brook (Cal.) Enterprise, and this Is the result: "Don't know bow newspapers came to be in the world. I don't think the good Lord does, for he aint gof nothing to say about an editor tn the bible. I think the editor is one of the missing links you read about and stayed in the bushes until after the flood and then came out and wrote the thing up and has been here ever since. I don't think he ever died. I never seen a dead one and never heard of one gct- The people do rule. Will be Lonesome Coos Bay Harbor: With 79 republicans. 9 democrats and 2 independents in the state legis lature, it strikes us there will he some lonesome times in store for the min ority crowd. This comparison reminds us of a fable once told of a bantam rooster in a barn yard, well crowded with Per cheron horses. The proud little bird was pretty chesty and strutted about at times was in danger of being tram pled under foot. Putting up a brave front the little fellow said: "Well, gentlemen, if we are to live together peaceably r must take care not to step on each other'-toes," Williamette Lodge No. 859 U O, O. M meets every Wed ev ening Moose Hall cor. 2nd and Lyon Sts. J I". Kennedy, Sect. Visiting members wel come. READ OUR WANT ADS We make a specialty of Friendship Engagement, and Wedding Ring. F. M. FRENCH SON Jewelers and Engraver THE TURKEY EN JOYS THE FEAST before Thanksgiving only. But your I orse or other ttock will enjoy a feast every day if you make it a practice to buy your feed here. It will pay you to do so too. Pay you in thrift ier stock, in lessened feed bills Make us prove it Murphy's Seed Store Your Opportunity. To make good tnonev selling our iun,i;.i rr.!i i i,n.,.,,.t.i .t ,,l,v Wl I .HI., .1.1 Sill Trr- Cm. II I nut. an. I Choice territoty and prospects for heavy sales. ALBANY NURSERIES, st National Bank Uldg., Albany Ores, ilotf. ESTABLISHED FACTS COUNT Springfield, Or., Sep. 25, '16 Mr. O. O. Walker, Walker, Or. ' Dear Sir: I have owned my Waterloo Tractor one rear. Plowed 300 acres, averaging t in. deep, 1 acre per hoar, 23c per acre (or o'l and distillate, 27c for labor and "harrowed 280 aCrea with 24 ft. heavy harrow weighted; 45 acres per day. and used it on the road and on the telt with entire satisfaction. Very truly AUOU8T VITUS. This machine weighs 5000 lbs; has 24 h. p. motor, four wheels, tnrns either right or left in 25 ft circle. Built by a very large old established firm. Repairs are reasonable and carried handy to you. A car load will demonstrate at Junction City about Dec. 8th In quire of H. A. Millett, Junction City, Or. Phone 20FI1 or G. O. WALKER. Walker, Ore. w-mmxm Mm RALSTON ELECTRJC SUPPLY CO. - 310 West Seeond St. Albany, Ore. 360 PICTURES 360 ARTICLES KACH MONTH ALL NEWS STANDS) ON 15 Cents POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE AD the Great Event fat Mechanics, BlnfjalaWrieW. 1 lnvv.-,on throughout IM world, an dtwrnbed in an interval ins manrtar. sa they occur. X0O0.000 rradara each month. 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VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Open from 7:30 a. m. to 7 p. m., Saturday 10 p. m. Cor. Fkrst aant Ellsworth Stieals For Rent FINE STORE ROOM First Street AH read, with fix tares, furnace heated. Well located. See Dr. A. STARK Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Building At the Jitney fair Dec. 12, in the Pint Presbyterian church there will be a Rummage Sale room. Anyone having articles to donate plrasc phone 414 K nIO dll (I'd adv.) Apples Baldwins, box Baldwins. Pncy Spiticnburg King 3Sc SSc 75c ?Jc Also full Una of Fruita. Vege tables and Nut, and apecial bar gains in Coffeea, Teaa and Can ned Goods. Ideal Grocery H. A. STEARNS 212 W. lat Street Both phones 58 Nothing Better BUTTER NUT tmi TABLE QUEEN Baked By Sears Grocery and Bakery Successors fo Hotfan A Beam A A N Y U NATIONAL BANK BY SPKNDINO LESS THAN THE SALARY AND DEPO8IT1N0 THE DIPKERENCE REQULARLY IN THE SAVIN08 ACCOUNT. ANY MAN CAN ACCUMULATE A PRO TECTING RESERVE, IP NOT WEALTH. feRjg U SAVINGS BANK Mortgagf Loann. ve ulcnlv of ktteal numr-, to loan on farms in amount ft out SUKX) to alio have Kaitriri mmiry, and can make loan in n mounts ranHttiu (torn $J5O0 to $10.0.10 on '. tW tatcd farm in I. inn M Men ton cmtn mci for Ions time. No dtUjrl in ' taining thr loan. ! V. PIPE. 3U Writ Firat St SEWING IS A STRAIN on the eye at all times, but especially so after dark.-Don't aubject your eyes to it unless you are entirely sure you have the proper glasses for your eyea E C. MEADE. Optometriat Large and Small Checking Accounts Are invited by this bank which has for its recommendation a banking system that ia SAPE and PROGRESSIVE a system which safeguards the interest of every depositor alike. On this basis we cordially in vite your account. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 190,000. J. w. cusick a CO., Albany, Oregon P. B. PHIPPS Graduate at the Waltmav Institute Druglesa Mealing. Ch rants. Nerv osa. Long and Female Diseases.' 724 Lyoa St Albany, Or. Horn phone 21SS. BaB JC4-R. Fisher-Braden Undertakers Lady assistant Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Buildinf, Albany, Or. Both phones. Laaly Assistant Feed Flour Lime Cement M. SENDERS CO. Opaa Saturday 1 WHEN answering Caas tided a.ls please mention the nnmicrat STETTER'S FOR GKOCKRII'S AND CROCKERY THE BEST BASED GOODS GROCERIES. PRODUCE and FRl'ITS PARKER'S "The Sign of (Jualil) ' 136 Lyoa St. Both Phones THE HOME OK cool) MBAT8 AND I ISM Ini'ludintf 1. IN NUKE HAMS AND BACON I). K NKIIKRCALL MKAT COMPANY Uo'.li Phone 47 KECONIi ND LYUN SI'S. ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work QlaM d Wind Shi.Ms. Golden Rule Dairy MILK aad CREAM 2 Dally D.Uv.ri... Both ,.!..,. . II M PALMER. Prop. W.WIl-.l) Woiiun want, washing to do at boast, Will aa aw.iy to wmk on Saturday! Hoom pi i 3J72. 1. I( WANTS Wi)Kr liy d.iy hi hour -Lady warns worS Hoaaa peons .t4jp iitfii BUSINESS HI I Q Q I r I T n WANT DIRECTORY ULflUUlrlLU ADS BUSINESS OIHEGTORY CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C. OIPB Chiropractor. Koonis 5, 7, 9. 10, Cusick Bank Bldt Vaturc cannot cure a diacaac unless ihc cause ia removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove the cause. POP, RENT 1 fOOas niiiilern IliiUsr, 115 Madisoa Si Call Hah Dm W.irk., nr I :i. i Si h.Vii li'K Kl.Nl' -I'wy acres gtHid land, lmuc sad ban, Edge i. bmm dapol Call W. B. Chance. 5lr Kaal Sixth St. .h iM The Chiropractor's Way ia Nature's Way Kaaniinaiiiiii Free Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy Suite '! -' Nation I Bank Bldg. LAWYERS. vVCATHBrPORO A W RATHER. FORI) Lawyers, Albany, Ore C. C. BRYANT Attorney at Law "1-2 New l-'irat NaHaaa) Bank bwfld 4. Mliany, UftSoa. L. G LF. WELLING Attorney at law Notary publk Albany, Oregon. LOST Between (nllierl Urn. and Kaos Bail, .i baaeh of 5i potato each, H, Hi,, in ,i.', I R SALI r,rr.il COW, good Jrr keys, some lhrmiHh!irrds. part (toi,, others soon l m Perfect 2l Hoaaa ptoaa, Kl7 B It) . d2ll IOR S.M.I- OR Rl S 1 4.". i acres k'l'int wheal tarna, T, ,r ti lunr. I-', al Parfaet, ini7 K. 1st, Hom phone -''"7 JM I 1 IB S M.I S1 , sere. 1', miles southeast ..( Marlon Sandy 4 rtt .ii , alth , u ill take Pord in trade I ho inn. Marias u s l.) Siinrii in i, iiml ,i. new lor linic money, Bums the Slmr Doi lot. acro.s fmiu posto'flrr ! . dly wk ojfjtl FOR RF.NT-l.i.hi housekeeping rooms. 42J W. 1st St Reasnnable price. Bell phone .'I'-R mJllf REAL ESTATE R INSURANCE B. M PAYNE Farm lands and city property for sale. Real estate loans Pire insurance Safety Bonds. Rooms 19-21, Cusick Block, Albany, Oregon P.. P. SOX Real Estate. Loana, Fire Insurance. First Rstional Bank Building H. P. MBRRILL Insuaaac. Leans, Surety Bonds Spatial attention siren to care of property belonging to .ion-residents. Roam Ne. I. 9end floor, First Sav ings Bask building, Alhsny, Oregon. MIICRLLANKOU8 HF.MSTlTCHING-IOc a yard. Sue Breckenridge, 333 Second St. Bel! 96. Home IR2. MISS ARMSTRONG'S ART CLASS Class days Friday after, ,,on and Saturday morning at residence F.. C. Vlereck. Orders taken for Chritt mas cards, pictures in oil anil water colors. Leave orders at Art Craft o26tf FOR R F.NT Home it a luri.iin rsBniihad or anrsfmlshed roomt On paved street, ciose in W. C Burns, across streei from P. O. oJTltf F'tR SAJ.K Freh cows on easy terms. H. Bryant. D4tf FOR SALE OR EXCHANOK A 10 million timber claim in Douglas county for city property or good farm land. Home 1143 llotf FOR SALE Light roadster automo bile First class condition Recent ly overhauled Address "Rnsdsler" care Democrat aJtf A. STARK, Physician and Surgeon Both phones Ml 330 W, First St Albany, Ore A QUALITY a TORE W sell the bestal lowe.t price. Watch Rep.innt F. G. Will Oregon Junk Co. Pays hifheat prices for hi lea, pelta, wool and fura, rubber, me als, rags, and machinery. 10 horae po.-.er en gine for aale. 31 5 K. 2nd St, Bell m WaBaaaataal mf9