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Newspaper Page Text, TWO Daily P. P. WUTT'NG. hatred at th poetoHic al Albany. Oraayoa. eeond-cla mailer WflTS Pahlfcaaad evry evening except Sun day Sami-wacklj published Tues days sad Friday. USINESS MATTER. la ordering changes of adress. enb atrikars should always give old as wall a new addreea. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, per week $ 10 Delivered by carrier, per year 4.00 9f saail, at end of year 3.S6 By mail in advance, per year -3.00 SemiWeekly Al and of year WB Wkea paid in advance, one year 1.25 CLASSIFIED RATES lc per word for first publication; He ae word thereafter, payable in :d eance. Minimum charge of 25c. aaaanHaharl u 1HS. MONDAY. JANUARY 6, 1917 WE NEED NERVE Secretary of Commerce Redfield says: We long ago endured the business hock the war brought with it. For many months we hare been passing through a period of stimulation brought by the war. This seems to be clos ing, and we are apparently about to enter upon the inevitable time of readjustment to a peace basis. The prospect of peace seems to bring with it only fear to many in the business world. We are doing well now, say they, but what is to happen? Since it is not known precisely what is to happen, ghosts arc conjured up and given form and power, and men worry over the terrible possibilities from these creatures of their own creation. What is wanted is not so much nervea as nerve, not fear, but foresight, not cowardice, but courage. Least among all the peoples of the world have we cause tor dread "Our withers are unwrung": crar coffers Ve full; our sons survive. There will be readjustments, possibly different ones, but never was nation in such shape to face them fearlessly as are we today. If the problems prove dif ficu t. the greater need for sanity of mind and cleaness of thought about them. They are not to be dealt with better, but worse, if we are afraid of them One need not be heedless because he is calm. A quiet mind is not an indication of weakness or ig norance. Worry and fear will not make the facts better, but merely weaken our power to deal with them. How we shall deal with them depends chiefly on ourselves. Have we used the monts of prosperity well ? Are our debts paid? Js depreciation marked off? Are fixed assets marked down to rea values? Has the time of prosperity been utilized to a;et rid of old equipment? Are we as cer tain of the fact that our methods are good as wc arc that they will need to be good? De we clearly understand what it costs ns to make goods and to do business? Have we clear know ledge of our overhead charges and of how to deal with them? Have wc used the days of sunshine to prepare for the time when it may rain? If we have done so we may approach the contest like a trained athlete, fear leu of dificulties, counting them foe worthy of the steel. SIMPLE THINO Pendeton E. O. Prsident Wilson's peace note to the powers was the essence of sim plicity. He merely pointed out that the war imperils the interests of neu tral countries and ask the nations to define the conditions on which they would consent peace. It is not difficult for anyone o understand such a request. There :s no reason why partisans on either side should take offense, for ihr t was neither pro-ally nor pro-Ccr nan. Then why should there be an.- jura tion as to the senate's view of lh" move? Why should Senator 1-od.re grow so vehement and denounce 'i hassador Burnstorff because the at bassador expressed approval f the note? Why should not all ambassa dors express such approval, is peace not a worthy end? Is the whole world so insane t'th war that the voice of reason can no longer be heard? The present attack on the prcsi- dent will react with such iorce as to make some of the hammer wicldcis look like jellyfish. Th. .-oitntrs- is infested with men v. ho can't see beyond the end of a political nose. President Wilson is undoubtedly on the insure in rciercnce to pca.s talk and knows pretty well what lie is doing. In the first place hit note was sim ply a friendly note showing the bcl ligerents that neutral countries hav I rights that should be respected, an ! that war is bad anyway. N'. B. politicians, hoping to mat-i capital for four years hence, jump Cut every straw's hack that floats past. Whislcev is the name of a haw u down near Hubhard. It has a hi. school. An item in a Hubbard pa per recently had for a head: Wai key High School. Probably the sob crest people in the world liv c there K... r' . nam itoe hum It WC WO.. a Whiskey youngster we'd hate to have to tell people we were horn la Whiskey. Too Old to Learn "But couldn't you learn to low me." he pleaded. "I don't think I could. Frank." sin replied. He stood erect, then quickly reach ed for his hat "It is as 1 feared you are too old to learn." Everybody's. Business Aid MI am truly thinkful that my nose is bent, that mv eyes are crooked, that I am Said, r.nd thatl have back teeth: for people never forget im .'ace. and that helps me in my bu-i-ness." Life. Independence Monitor Jingles Howdy, nineteen hundred and seven teen. We're mighty slad you're here. While 1916 wa an eventful rime. It was a bloodv one. we fear: Men across the great big pond Have met their end defying And in this place. Tt won't erase Some women have been dying. A new mayor sits npon onr throne With one or two new fathers. This bunch for a year at least. Will handle all onr brothers: Rein? all well-tempered men And not much used to fnssing. They wDI stand On every hand A goodly share of russinrr. New Year's reslutions have been made And already have been broken. Men are smoking like a stove And swear words dailv spoken: Rut Oregon hv the ballot box Has stopped the glasses clinkin : So all can say From Xew Year's Da v. "I can swear off on drinking." ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY. JANUARY . 1917 Every smoker iu Albany should use McCourt's Hand Made or Albany Spe cial cigar made by the Willamette Cigar Mfg. Co., and sold by all good dealers. SFE SCOTT Y For hot tamales at the O K. restaurart. Hal Fast 1st Si Tel. e8R. Will deliver. 15c or two for 25s to take home. dill Youi Opportunity. -To make good money selling our splendid line of Fruit. Ornamental and Nut Trees, Small Fruits and Roataj Choice territory and prospects for heavy sales. ALBANY NURSER1 F.S, 1st National Bank Bldg.. Albany Ore nl6tf. WHY PAY HIGH PRICE It takes the best and highest pric ed flour and other good material ha mai.e a wholly nourishing loaf of bread. Cheap flour and inferior ma terial makes a very inferior loaf of bread. The nourishing, fluffy kind you get it the Albany Bakery f for 25c. We deliver to any part of the town. Why pay l:igh price for flour, when you can buy bread cheaper from us made in Albany? ALBANY BAKERY Both Phones 115-119 East Third J4-U NEW FEED STORE Hay, grain, chop, mill feed, flour, stock and poultry food, chopping and cleaning. Buy and sell. Also have gasoline and oils. HAYNE & REED. Third and Main streets. Bell phone 589-R. Home 2278. Dr. Stone Heave Drops car's heaves "rice $1: for sale by all dm -gists. aTtf POOTBALL RECORD The record of the recent U. O. Pennsylvania game shows that Ore gon was superior to Pennsylvania in everything but forward oasses, Penn sylvania's specialty. Penn made nine complete forward passes out of 25 tries. Ten were incompleted and six were intercepted by Oregon. Oregon made two complete ones, five incom plete ones and had two intercepted. Penn was penalized 90 yards; Ore gon 37 yards. Line bucks snd end runs netted Penn 163 yards: Oregon 202 yards Running in punts and kickoffs net ted Penn 23 yards. Oregon 126 yards HAIR! HAIR! HAIR! Ladies, have your eld switches and combings made up "THE BET TER WAY" A complete Una cat hair switches, transformations, water wave. pisHs and curia, all hair. Onaranteed first quality. Mitt M. LIVINGSTON Phone M9-R 417H Lyon St. Albany, Oregon Every nickle or dime spent for Hand Made or an Albany Special Ci gar mean a bigger industry for Albany. PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE OF LOTS Proposals for the purchase of all or single lots of Block 32, Hackle man's Second Addition, Albany, Ore gon, will be received until 6 p. m. Jan uary 31 ,1917. For terms write C. C. HOGUE, 615 High street, Klamath Falls. Ore. J5-25 NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Albany Creamery Assn will be held in the office of the Cream ry on the 11 th day of Jan., 1917. at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m.. for the t-urpose of transaction of any Msjne! ti;at mav come b-fore the meeting. C. L. SHAW, Hrr 9 Ian 10 17 President WW We make a specialty ' of Friendship Engagement, and Wedding Rings F. M. FRENCH & SON Jeweler and Engraver ('rsar' c sr x -r Why not give ynnr boy and girl an opportunity to make their a pair aB i-itn an I rftctirtt Give them the same rliance to win oro- tT.nt.rtn nnrl ftnraWB the bid having the advantage oi .WEBSTERS NEW INTERNATIONAL Dictionary in his home. This new creation answers with final author ity all kinds of puzzling qnctions in history, geography, biography, spelling, pronunciation, spurt -, arts, and bcssncea. 4SS.se Voeabolary Tarns. J7 Pagss O.ct soo.lllu.initlon.. Crad Flats. The typo matter ia equivalent to that of a lfi-valnm encyclopedia. Stars Bihslaili . Accswst. Csai siilia l. BNiswnBwsas lub DSctliairy. - s- t iTiflff BICITAB M . ' N AD S Bkf fvJH INDIA- Ei ' i THHS rsna edition. I WHITE (or sz :: BsyaB?,""m', -i SSlitaw' "lutsuotM. t. RpS7 ' BBjF W COM ILis S. ; pi-' a' -aw NOTICE Owing to the adsance in the prices oftbriishca, tools and iu fact all other articles, used iu s first-class paint simp, also ou will tak into consideration thai at arc compelled tc carry the State Industrial Accident Insurance at .in sxpensc of 15 .cuts a man per -lay for the protection of ottf cuttonl. cr I :.iinst liability IhjMld an acci '.cut .-.cur, ic. the umlcr-.itl:cd paint ing contractors, have been forced to -aist. ocjf prices five (Sc) cents pay lour. To take effect l-'cb. I. 1917. (Signed) P. i". DAKNALS, F. a II SKIN'S. HENRY SUESENSA SOX JAS I KENNEDY. J1- Williamette Lodge No. S59 L O. O. M. meets every Wed ev ening Moose Hall cor. 2ad and Lyon Sts. J. F. Kennedy, Sect. Visiting members wel come. READ OUR WANT ADS 51 Our phone number, both phones Where you get FRESH GROCERIES Start New Year Right and send your order here. SEARS GROCERY and BAKERY 1st Ferry Yes Butter Nut and Table Queen BREAD THE EYES OF THE BUSIMVSS MAN must -be good. They are subjected to a constant strain and it's oul by exercising care that they may be pre served. Let us fit you with the proper lense. single or double vision as desired We do not charge high prices but render the very best serv ices. P C MP. APE. Optometriat Real Estate for Sale Bat-gain In farm land, city prop erty: money to loan, insurance written in the strongest old line companies. Call on J. V. Pipe, 203 W. 2nd St Have Moved to 201-205 East First St. where we will continue to buy bides, pelts, wool, furs, metals, rubber, machinery, etc., at high est market price. OREGON HIDE St JUNK CO. They're Here The new MICHELIN TIRES with the UNIVERSAL NONSKID TREAD in 30x30 Vi else for Ford. $16.95 MICHELIN QUALITY RALSTON'S 310 Want Second Street. Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Building A. STARK, Physician and Surgeon Both phones ft) 330 W. First St. Albsny. Ore For Rent FINK STORE ROOM Firsl Street All ready, with fix tures, furnace heated, Well located. See Dr. A. STARK FOR RF.NT-l.lghl housekeeping rooms. J.M W. 1st St Reasonable price. Bell phone .11 ' R mJltl Eastburn Bros. Successors to H. A. Stearng Staple and Fancy Groceries A Square Deal to All is Our Motto Give Us a Trial P. B. PHIPPS Oraduate of the Wsltmer Institute Urugless Healing. Chronic, "try ons, Liutt, and Femal Diseases. 734 Ly n St Albany. Or. Home phone 218 V Ball K4-R. Fisher-Braden Undertakers l.udy assistant Auto Hearse service U desired. Large and Small Checking Accounts Are invited by this bank which has for its recommendation a banking system that I 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 90.000. J W. CUSICK 4 CO.. Bank Albany, Oregon VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Open from 7:30 a. m. to 7 p. m., Saturday in p. m. Cor. First aad Ell. worth Simla 300 PICTURES 300 ARTICLES CACM MONTH . ON ALL NEWS STANDS "is cTttT A Lf B A N Y 3T NATIONAL BANK LOOK BACK - If you hud started a year sun to de posit J.'m a week with this liank you would have had more than ltm.lU now LOOK AHEAD And (mure how much belter oil you will lie next year if you bruin I" save now. U SAVINGS BANK - I UK 1 1 EST BAKED GOODS GROCERIES. PRODUCE ad FRUITS PARKER'S "The Sifa ol Qaality" 136 1 yon St. Bath Phoac STETTER'S FOR GROCERIES AND CROCKER V THE HOME OF GOOD MEATS AND FISH Including 1. 1 N NO R HAMS AND UACON I). K. NEBERGALtL MEAT COMPANY Bol'i Phone 47 SECOND nAil LYON STS. ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work Class and Wind Shield. Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Building. Alhany. Or. Both phones. lady Assistant WORK WANTF.D-Will fo out oi take work home. I-aee eurtalns a specialty. 25c per pair. Bell WfJ-J or JtJ B. 2nd. 4ti Daily Democrat by C.rrnr. S Year. Golden Rule Dairy MILK aad CREAM 8 Dally DeHverie. Beth ah s. H. M. PALMER, Prop; A QUALITY STORE W sell ik. heatal Uveal Welch Raaaastaa F. G. Will POPULAR MECHANICS WlVTTOt 0 YOU CAN UR0CMTAN IT All tbs Crvst Events In Mschanics. Ensmcerinc snd Invention thrwffhouc the World, ars dvnbj in sn mtsrsste tag manrnT, St than OCCttr. 3.000.000 theaho9.a4 20 aad bsrttarr nun aafk law 111 rr Mfl III an thinaala to an ah a Nttalf at hf rax ftMEftJ SSjystsg Ifffly conatrurti.. trllaS nam io rjttiia oomm, nujorricimm. Pel tau ft II. ass a JUOTM.S.WM . a mw. MMS. wmt SI M Im . ns. MukmmUm mffatt mm 4 NWS imtm im im, ' ' mmi J i aaaaWsams s sssan salntssilsas Mortgage Loan. Have plenty of local money to loan on farms in amounts from $1000 to $2500; also hsve Raslern money, and can make loans in amounts rsnging from t)50U to $10,000 on good culti rated farms in I. inn or Benton coun its for Ions; time. No delays in ob- tsining the Insn. See J. V. PIPE, 203 West Plrst St WHEN answering classified ids, please mentloa the Democrat. business pi p p I r I r n want DIRECTORY ULAUUiriLaJ ADS g I I V) BUSINESS OIRECTORT CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C UIPE Charo praetor. Kooms S. 7. 9. 10, Cuskk Rsnk Bide. S'atore csnnot core s disease unless rhe csuse Is removed Chiropraciir tiljuttments remove tha causa. The CMronractor's Way Is Nature's Way F.saminstion Free Dr. Geo J. Kenny Suite 401-2 Ration al Rank Bldg. LAWYERS. WEATIIERI-'ORD & WEATHER FORI Lawyers. Albany , Ore. C. C. BRYANT Attorney at I. aw -ill ..' New Riri Nation Bank builil itiB, All. any, Oregon. L. U. LEWEI.LING Attorney at Law Notary public Albany, Oregon. REAL SET ATE a INSURANCE B. M. PAYNE Farm lands anil city property for sale. Rea! estate loans Fire insurance. Surety llonils. Rooms 19 21. Cusick Blk., Albany. Oregon. k 1 SOX Real Estate, Loans, Eire Inaurance. I'h st National Hank Building H. P. MERRILL Inaurance, Loans. Surety Bonds Special attention given to care of property brlongitiKtn non-residents. Room No. I. second floor. First Sav ings Bank building. Albany, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. HEMSTITCHING I0e a ysrd. Sue Breckenrldg. 333 Second Si Bel'. 96 Home 1S2. FOR SALE Fresh cows on easy terms. H. Bryant. D4tf WANTED Woman wsnls washing to do st home. Will go away to work on Saturdays. Home phone J372. nlJtf THOROUGH BRED HOLSTEIN Bull for sale or trade for good cowl. Write or oltone C. R Wldmer. R. D. 4. Home 2S38. dawk not! FOR SALE in? TRADE P.rtty crgtn and stool good Iuijmii, easy terms, call Bet) phone 4'f 1, nddriss 238 West Pif'i St. d!3 lj s w FOUND On Cottage St., package, insoles and ribbons.. Democrat of fice. WANTED Work on farm or in city. r an ran r.a.t aetond. J6-1 I'OR RENT Four on (Used street, two doomlair., two up. eleclri,- lights, water furnished, close in. all for $8 a month. See Hums. Shoe Dr.. op. I' O. MM HOARD AND ROOM-Tremont Hall olfers board and room to young women after Jan. I. Make arrangrmrnta now. DlSlf FOR SALE Light roadster automo bile. First claas condition Recent ly overhauled. Addrrss "Knsdster" jcaeDemocrai. aJtf WEAVING-Carpets and rugs. Sa lisfaction guaranteed. Minnie Smith Mills. 426 Denver Street. Mi ll phoog 4W-Y. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 10 million timber elaim In Dcaal county for city property or fdd farm land Home 114.1 IIAtf SEWINi; WANTED Work at home Call Bell 405-R. IJ-H HOGS FOR SALE Eight good ours. B. II. Jameson, R. D. J. Phone Hell 7FII. JJ WANTI:D Woman capable to lake entire charue ol house. Prof. E. L. Wilson, .IJ.l Ferry St. WANTED-125 sheep on shares or to feed; J brood sows. Hell phone am j.i-24 AI'I'I.ES FOR SAI.F.-Hand pisjked from trees snd sorted, choice red Baldwin Apples at 40 cents per bu shel The c apples nre cheap at 75 cents, but I have concluded to close out at 40 cents pay htishrl. Deliv eries made on Friday mornings and on Monday morning... Order at nnre. giving your nni . ltrtl ad dress and number of I ullirls svant ed. Be prepared to trade l oaes at time of delivery or fi raWl boa for same at delivery. Phone mv resi dence or my oftice, resilience Bell 135-J. or office 462-R. or adilrrs 14 10 ' GEO. W. WRIGHT. YOUNG MAN-You can't afford to go through life without learning a trade. Jujt take 6 to 8 weeks of your time now and preparr yourself for the future. Gel qy from be ing a common laborer. Be an ex pert in your line and d-aw big pay Gasoline, Electrical and Tractor Engineering Special course in Vul canising and Auto Tirv Repairing. Write for catalog and special In formation. We are prepared to handle 100 more men. HEMP HILL'S TRADE SCHOOL, BEST IN THE WEST. 707 Hawthorne Ave., Portland, Ore. JS-ll READ OUR WANT AM