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L ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY. DECEMBER M, 1916. Daily Democrat "k. p" nutt TTg. Lessee Entered it the postoific. st All.ny. Oregon, aa second-class matter. Published eery evening except Sun day. Semi-eekly published Tues days and Friday. BUSINESS MATTER. In ordering change of adrcss, sub scriber! should always give old as well as new addresv SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, per week $ 10 Delivered by carrier, per year 4.00 By mail, at ei:d of year ISO By mail in advance, per year J00 SemiWeekly At end of year 1 SO When paid in advance, one year 1.25 CLASSIFIED RATES 1c per word for first publication; 1 jc per word thereafter, payable in ad vance. Minimum charce of 25c. Established in 1865. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1916. HERE'S TO JOY (By Frank H Clark, of Lisle. N. Y., an old schoolmate of the editor of the Democrat. The poem was written ior the present Christmas sea son, and sent out by the author to his friends as a Christmas ureetin ) The River Time with sweep sublime. Awash the shores of Here and Yon. On surging crest with heaving breast. Relentless bears us on and on. For all must brave that wirlina wave And leave our Yesterdays behind. And some be kissed by yonder mist. And some the nearer currents find. For some, along with jest and song. Will fondly skirt the flowered field. Some breast the flood as brave men should: But all must yield, at last , must yield. Ashore are some, but they will come Adown the pebbly, wave washed strand And launch their barks with quicken :d hearts And sail afar to unknown land. And side by side our crafts may glide Together but a little way. For currents change and courses range As careless winds and witers say. And some are gone through Mists of Yon Beyond the scan of mortal eye. The waters there will bear them where The river Time has rolled for aye. Nor can we s.iv our skipper. "Nay!" Or change his course to hold. We're bound to reach the glist'nin.? beach And sail the wondrous Sea of Gold. And some who're here or sailing near Are hailed or hail in passing hr: But each is bound when port is fonnd To find the others swingin? nigh. Ahoy? ahoy! oh Ship of Joy Ahoy! ahoy! the merrv crew-! Well ride the tide and draw longside To quaff a cup of joy with you. With hopes and fears and smiles and tears Is filled the cup we lift above A preciou wine, a draught divine All red -ith life and warm with love. So. here's to Joy, the good Ship Joy! And here again is to her crew! Whate'er betide, where'er we ride. Oh mav our berth be next to you. Tie up to Joy. the good Ship Joy, Dear friend of mine, this Christma Day. Let smiles illume the shades of gloom And drive the ghosts of fear away: And make the year one glad New Year. Reflecting e'er the beaming sun And twinkling eyes of evening skies With happiness for ev'ry one. BRYAN AND PROHIBITION The following interview of Mr. Bry an appeared in the New York World: "My work during the next four years," declared William Jennings Bryan, in an interview for The World last night, "will be to contribute what ever I can toward making the national democracy dry. When an issue arises it must be met, and the prohibition issue is here. Our party can not af ford to become the champion of the brewery, the distillery and the saloon. The members of the party will not permit it to be buried in a drunkard's grave." Mr. Bryan, who took up a two days' abode at the Holland House yesterday morning. on his first visit to New York since before the presidential campaign opened, had been pointing out why Mr. Wilson won. why Mr. Hughes lost, why Colonel Roosevelt did not help Mr. Hughes and what effect the victory for the President would have upon our international re lations. He h r! explained that Mr. Hughes' campaign had fallen flat be cause "Mr. Hughes was like the man who had to take the side of the moon in a debate on the relative merits M the sun and the moon." The prediction that prohibition i to be the big issue four years henc- ame in answer to this question: "In what wsvb will the result i the election affect the future of the democratic party?" "In two wavs." was Mr. Bryan's quick rejoinder. "In the first place. four years more ot experience umier democratic reforms will make it im possible to repeal the laws passed. :tv 1920 the country will h.-"vc adjusted itself to the new laws, so that conser vatism will support the laws that are as against a proposed change. "This will leave the democratic par ty free to take up new issues su. 't as equal suffrage and prohibition and the election returns make it easy for the democratic party to ts.ke the Icai! in both of these reforms. It does nat owe anything to the political bosses who control the pontics ot tin- wet cities, and besides, a consi lerab'e ma jority of President Wilson's electoral vote came from dry territory IBHTS Christinas is coming a running. More giving than ever before. Must be some reason for it. Over the other side of the Atlantic, though, it's bullets with hatred. What the world needs is more love. Big armies and navies hardly sug gest friendliness. Resolutions that have to be writien down are weak affairs. Do you ever try to train your mini! so that it can be used to better ad vantage? It takes simply simple things to do it. with attention as the foundation. The boy or girl who learns to con centrate his or her mind has a for tune in hand. Minds that flop all over everything never accomplish much. Try This Robert Harvey Gault, professor ol psychology in Northwestern waiver sity of Chicago, put his pupils through six secret psychologicl tests reccntl One of the six has become public. One minute was given for its com pletion. With your pencil make a dot over any one of these letters: F G H I J and a comma after the longest ol these three words: Roy. mother, girl. Then if Christmas comes in March make a cross right here . but if not, pass along to the next question and tell where the sun rises If you believe that Edison dis covered America, cross out what ycvi wrote, but if it was some one else put in a number to complete this sentence "A horse has ... feet." Write yes no matter whether China is in tiic-. or not: and then give a wrong answer to this question: "How many day. are there in a week?" ... . Writ.- ar." letter except x just after this comma. ... and then write no if two times five arc ten Now, if Tuesday comes af ter Monday, make two crosses here, but if not, make a circle here or else a square here -. . Be sure to make three crosses between these tw o boys: George Henry. Notice these two numbers: J, 5. If irn is heavier than water, write the larger number here . . but if iron is lighter write the smaller number here Show b a cross when the nights are longer In summer? in winter? Give the correct answer to this question "Does water run up hill'" - . and re peat your answer here . .. Do noth ing here (5 and 7 are ... ). unless you skipped the preceding question, but write the first letter of your first name and the last letter of your last name at the ends of this line: Made in Albany "Hand Hade" and "Albany Special" Cigars Excellent Christmas g'fts. At all dealers. D16ti SEE SCOTTY" For hot tannics at the O K. restaurant. 108 East 1st S' Tel. 68R. Will deliver. 15c or two for 25r to take home dltf If You Have Pictures to Frame See our large stock of new mouldings. Our Prices Are Right Fisher-Braden Furniture Co. Special Christmas Dinner at Home Restaurant from 1 1 a. m. to &30 p. m. Salted Almonds Giblet Gravy MENU Fruit Cocktail Olympia Oyster Soup Crisp Crackers Celery En Branches Roasted Young Turkey Stuffed Cranberry Par fait Hot Mashed Potatoes Sugar Corn Cauliflower Salad With French Cream Dressing Home Made Mince or Pumpkin Pie Home Made Ch colate Ice Cream with Fancy Cake Tea Coffee or Individual Bottle Milk After Dinner Russian Tea and Mints 60 Cents MUSIO AT ALL HOURS For Christmas a boa of "Hand Made" or Albany Special Cigars. At all stores, or at Willamette Cigar Factory, 10) Lyon St. Die. it MISS ARMSTRONG'S ART CLASS Class days Fridsy sfternoon ami Saturday morning at residence I C. Vlereck. Orders taken for Christ mas cards, pictures in oil and water colon Leave orders at Art Craft o.Ytl Your Opportunity. To make good money selling om splendid line of Fruit, Ornamental sad Nut Iiees, Small Fruit and Rose Choice territory and prospects foi heavy sales. ALBANY NUKSr-.KIi-.S. 1st National Bank llldg.. Albany Ores nlfttf. Nothing Is more pleasing to the man who smokes than a boa of ci gars. "Hand Made" and "Albany Specials" are best. At the best stores. !)"! FOR SA1.F--Fine $55 ladies' wheel, at a bargain, will nuke good Christ mas present. Also an $18.1)0 single harness, good as new, (or $10.00 it taken on or before Saturday. Call evenings after 7 o'clock at 5.'.' Jack sou St. Both phones J !4. DI9 JJ WORK WANTED -Man with (am ilv needs woik- any kind Phone 10.1-Y. DP -'1 Mortgage Loan. Have plenty of local money to loan on farms in amounts from $1000 to $2500: also have Eastern money, and can make loans in amounts ranging from SJ500 to $10,000 on good culti vated farms in Linn or Benton Conn ies for long time. No delays in sob- taining the loan. See J. V. PIPE. 203 West First St. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting ot' the stock- . ..I sfekA aikM7MaMfti Sua will he held in the office of the Cream ery on the Uth day of Jan.. 1917. at the hour of 1 o'ctoek p. m.. for the purpose ot transaction ot any nusiness that mav come brloie the meeting. r I SHAW Dec-8 Jan 1017 President Williamette Lodge No 859 L. O. O. M. meets every Wed e ening Moose Hall cor 2nd and Lyon Sts. J. F. Kennedy. Sect. Visiting members welcome. New Jitney Service with Closed Car Day and Night Headquarters i ST. FRANCIS HOTEL Phones Bell 316: Home 20 Prompt service and courteous treatment Apples Baldwins, box Baldwins, f-'iu y Spitsenburg King 35c ISc 75c 75c Also full line of Fruits. Vege tables snd Nuts, and special bar gains in Coffees, Tess and Can ned Goods. Ideal Grocery H. A. STEARNS 212 W. 1st Street Both phones 54 P. B. PHIPPS Graduate of the Weltmsr Institute Drug-Iris Healing. Chronic, Nerv ous, Lung and Female Diseases 734 Lyon St Albany. Or. Home phone 2115. Bell 364-R Fisher-Braden Undertakers Lady assistant Real Estate for Sale Bargains in farm lands, city prop erty; money to loan, insurance written In the strongest old line companies. CaU on J. V. Pipe. 203 W. 2nd St Now is a good time to start trading with Sears Grocery. Best and most complete line of groceries, fruits, vegetables and bakery goods. We solicit your patron age. Try us for one month. SEARS GROCERY and BAKERY 1st Ferry Both Phones 51 Large and Small Checking Accounts Are invited by this bsnk which has for its recommendation a banking system that is SAFE and PROGRESSIVE a system which safeguards the interests of every depositor alike. On this basis we cordially in vite your account. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 190.000. J. W. CUSICK CO., Bankers Albany, Oregon WHEN answering classified sds please mention the Democrat Will's Quality Jewelry The Gifts Ideal Double the joy of giving by making your jewelry purchases from this store. Gift pieces chosen from this immense and well selected stock of jewelry, cut glass, diamonds, hand-painted chins, etc., will go to "him" or "her" with the assurance that you will have nothing to explain in the future. For "Her For "Him Diamond Gold Thimble Boudoir Clocks Gold Brooch Pearl Necklace Diamond Ring Hair Bandeaua Fancy Barettee Manicure Sets Set Rings Silver Mesh Bags Silver Thimbles Parisian Ivory Silver Spoons Sewing Set Diamond Brass Ash Tray Cuff Links Watch Fobs Scarf Pins Nerktie Holder Initial Rings Cigarette Cases Pipes Diamond Studs Watch Fountain Pen Cigar Case Key Chain BUY A WILL DIAMOND With a stock of diamonds containing stones of every' imaginable size and quality and our ability to mount them any way. F. G. WILL DIAMOND MERCHANT AMD JEWELER A L. B A N Y st NATIONAL BANK To Our Customers and Friends: With best wishes for your prosperity and success for the coming ytsr. we estend to you the ORKf'.TlNUS OF THIS HOLIDAY SEASON. rRi S SAVINGS BANK THK BEST HAM1' I) GOODS (.ROC. I K 1 1 S.PKODI CI and PlUsTl si PARKER'S "The Sign ol 0ualit" lib l.you St. Iloth I'hmirs THE HOME OK ;OOI) MEATS AND FISH I lu liiiling' I. IN NUKE HAMS AND BACON I). K. NKHKAU MEAT cow.WT Until Phones 47 KKONU AND LYON STS. mm I II STETTER'S FOR GtOCEMES AND CROCK KKV ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work (.lass aad Wind Mii.lds. Fortmillcr Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Building. Albany. Or. Both phones. I aili Assistant Golden Rule Dairy Mil K and CJtEAM 2 Daily llrl.. .... Both yW.. H. M PALMER. Prop. Oregon Junk Co. Pays highest prices for hides. pettst, wool and furs, rubber, mstsls, rags, and machinery. 10 horse power en gine for sale. 31 S K. 2nd St , Bel! -2-J A QUAUTY STORE W. ..II lh. Q..I.I lsw.t prlc. W.tch Mr(itlin F. G. WiU I CLASSIFIED 1 1 wr BUSINESS DIRECTORY CHIROPRACTOR WANTED To buy JO weaned pigs C ii, Sctiinnrir. Tkaatatj i 1 1 4-JJ. own ELMER C. OIPE Chiropractor. Rooms 5, 7, 9. 10, Csafel Bank Bldg Nsture csnnot cure s disease unless rhe csuse is removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove tftc cause. m kiaiTns iriHItl FOR SALE K RENT two acres North Albany unproved (iond, urw house, fruits and berries. B B Clem, Hoom ptsoni ui.c. D7tf The Chiropractor's Way is Nsture'a Wsy Kssminstinn l'"ree I Dr. Geo. J. Kensgy Suite 401 J Nstion-! al Bank llldg. REAL BIT AT B a INSURANCE B. M PAYNE Farm Isnds and city property for sale Real estate loans Fire insurance Surety Bonds Rooms 19-21. Cusick Block, Albsny, Oregon. F. P. SOX Keal Estste, Loans, Pire Insurance. First National Bank Building H. F. MBUBsLL Insuraaee, I Sana, tea la) Bands 'pesssl asSsnasMi gttsn to care of srossrty taUngaig t. sao-rasrdants Room Ba. I. Bsaand Boar, First Ssv mgs lash salMrns, AtSsny, Orsgon. ItBBLLANBQUS IIKMSTlTCHING-lOc a yard Sue Breckenridge, JJJ Second St Bel! 96 Home 1R2. FOR SALE One Chalmers JO. and two Studeliaker JOY These cars were taken in. on new Buicks, and will be sold at attractive prices. J. I.. Irvin. l12 19 ASA I ' i IK Mil -l tt f , ,s. and sto-,1 fool l-.o ,i:,iii. c.i terms, call llr'l phots! SO j, . a.lilrns 2J8 Wr.i Ftp. t St, d:5 li . w li'iAHli ANIi BOOM rramoaU I fall offers hoard and room to young women alter Jan. I. Make STTSattytaseaU now. IllStf FOR S.M.I- UK R I NT-Farm of WiS a. i.-. .mtalilr for stock or grain near I'laimirw Will ...-isider trade ior unincumbered bactMSSfl property, Priee, $.2000 pcr acrc. Terms 5.tim gown, (sal OS Ioiih lime. Also have 4 d-vlling l ouse liarn and over an ur- in Hard wood Addition lot rent cheap. Al so a furnished ilai 111 brleli for rent cheap Write PI pli ur. tiro W. Wright. it jjjj FOR SALEOac A. J. C C. Jersey Hull six months old Full brother of the winner oi the liutlcr contest at the 1910 Albany show. Price right. Dent V. Stewart 1)19 26 FOE SALE Fresh cows on ,easy terms. H. Bryant. I)4tf FOR RFNT 5-rooin, modern house, 115 Madison St. Call Hub Dye Works, or 904 F.. First St. n2"if FOR RENT Two acres good land; house and barn. F.dgc of city, near depot. Call W. B. Chance. 516 Fast Sixth St. n2H d2H WANTED Wornsn wants washinit to do at home. Will go away to work on Saturdays. Home phone 3J72. m l.l if HOUSEKEEPER WANTED "By widower living on a 30-acre farm. Preferably woman of from 40 to 45. Address II. S., care Democrat. DIR. JO FOR RENT Furnished room, light and heat, 4IJ Washington St Bell 292-J. Dec2tf THOROUGH BRED HOLSTEIM Bull for sate or trade for good cows. Write or phone C. R Widmer, R. D. 4. Home 25J8 d&wk n6tf Give yofir tired eyes a Christmas I'rrsi-nt of a new pair of glasses. Other Christmas Olfts Here, Too, Lorgnettes, Rradinit OlsiSsJ, F tasty Eyeglass Cord', all practical and prices reasonable. B C. MEADE, Optometrist Human Hair Goods Switrhrv tantfortMlloni, puff , rtirlt, ItfgB. lOVptft, 'I' ll "in, to your Ordcf, fMIVnteitd 4rt ni.tlitv hair. Your combitlfi run! nlfl lwitcl. ti made up The Batter Way w. h. oirapd 11S Weal Third St . Alfcufiy, Ore. Hrli 154 R