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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY I. 1917.
Daily Democrat
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY I.
BRYAN AND PEACE
Commoner
Every citiien in the nation hould
offer a prayer of thankigiving for
the tep which the President ha tak
en in the direction of peace. He has
done exactly the right thing in ask
ins the belligerent nations to state
the terms upon which they are willing
t nt He dors not at
1UT L 1 1 V -i 7 .
tempt to outline terms that is not
hi buwness. Me stmpiy asui.- .....
the nations at war KNOW what they
r:L.. -,K..t will rhev dcn
are nai.tuK - - -
that they KNOW? He also assumes
that the ends for which they fight arc
public ends end which they have no
reason to conceal. Will they deny
that they fight for public end? They
dare not say that they are actuated
s . crrovT pi-rPO!SE in the un
precedented slaughter in which they
are engaged.
If they know what they are fighting
for and have nothing to conceal, they
can easily respond to the President's
very reasonable request, and then the
world Will know which side is to
blame tor the continuation oi tne wai
-a .-... rtn-ihtlitv fnr trw continue
lion of this war is even more grave
.1 M.5ifs for it. heirinnin R .
because no one could have known
in advance what all now know ot
. 1-.V1 Mtl.l and nf the un-
Uil.V.UU-. , . ,
bearable burden it casts upon this and
future generations.
f . n v.nt.. that the President.
appeal is the beginning of the end of
this horrible nightmare which con
stitute such an awful indictment
against Christian civilization.
Those who hope for progress to
ward a higher civilization should lose
no time in warning their senator and
congressmen ajrainst the proposed re
turn to barbarism now urged by some
of the professional soldiers of the
nation, who. securely seated on the
backs of the people and drawing com
fortable salaries for Kfe, are seeking
to commit the nation to false stand
ards of honor and to turn the thought;
of its youth from peace to war.
Universal military training is en
tirelr out of harmony with the his-
tory and aspirations of the American
people. To advocate it as a peace
measure would be like teaching young
men to drink intoxicating liquor on
the theory that it would advance the
cause of temperance.
Universal military training is im
possible without the cultivation of a
military spirit, and the military spirit,
leads to war: it is the spirit that has
involved Europe in the present war.
The poison of militarism has been
smuggled into this country and is be
ing administered in deadly doses toi
such as will submit themselves to its,
influence. Even ministers, tinder ltd
pernicious power, have gone about,
bellowing for war and crucifying a
freh the Master who came into the
world to substitute the philosophy of
love for the philosophy of force and
to call all men into an universal bro
therhood. W T. BRYAN.
MRTS
The Salem Journal say that Char
lie Chaplin is simply a simpering,
driveling pecimen of unadulterated
idiocy.
As a matter of fact Chaplin is not
an idiot in his acting, a foolisn .is
it is. It takes genius to conceive ami
.-arry out Chapln's foolishness as silly
as some of it is.
1. L- - . .1, . M.ril ,i h.'it. . a .-I . t : ' ('
and different.
It helps take one out of a channel-
hut if he actually gets $&.), a year
for his work it is too much.. Divide
t tv a hundred and it w.--.tld about
fit.
The lournal also comua -i Bi'ly
Sunday to Chaplin, and calls him a
psycological mystery, and wonncrs
whv any should want to hear and see
him.
They watted soap, they wasted soup,
and did it all with jesting, and did'nl
seem to care a whoop lor wailing or
protesting. So when they go away
to wed, 1 yctj for those tliey marr..
for Clarence, William. Stephen, Fred
Adolphut. James and Harry.
GLYCERINE AND BARK
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
The simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka.
astonihes Albany people. Be
cause Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH low
er and upper bowel. ONE SPOON
FUL relieves almost ANY CASE
constipation, sour stomach or gas
It remove uch surprising foul mat
ter that a few doses often relieve or
prevent appendicitis. A short treat
ment helps chronic stomach trouble
The INSTANT, easy action of Adler
!-ka is astonishing. The Woodwortli
Drug Co.
CHINESE NOODLES
Kiitlay evening 5:30 to 7 .-hi. U. P.
church hasciiirnt. served l Y I'. S
1" V , only Al cents. All in it. il
J-F.
WANTED. CHICKENS
We pay highest cash price for ponl
try. Independent Market. First an. I
Lyon. JII-FII
Daily Democrat by Carrier. 14 Year
Billr Sunday is one of the world's
greatest t'orces for good. He is not
i curiosity; hut a man with . ire.it
brain and heart. If he is ciown'sh :t
has nails in it.
He uses slang, hut it takes slang
sometimes to whick the devil the
way he deserves.
Sunday gets results because he is
tble to interest. One never goes to
sleep at a Sunday meeting.
A man is often best known by his
nemies. Study who are Sunday's.
M.i.r 1 111.,- In tc.1,1 Walt Mas
on because he is odd and has a style
III nis own. Hack oi it, as in tne case
if Sunday there is a solid sense that
captivates.
Here is a good sample of Mason's
rood nature:
Domestics. We're had about a
thousand maids, who worked for us
for wages; they cleaned the floors and
windows shades, and cooked, by easy
stages And ever and anon they'd
ruit: their time had come to marry:
and Grace would wed the smiling Kit,
ind Jane would wed the Harry. Aner
1 felt sorry for the groom, wheneer
there was a wedding; when matri
mony lost its bloom, he'd find some
rocky sledding. Of all the thousand
girl's we've hired, not one was truly
saving: economy would make them
tired, and sometimes set them raving.
It was the same with Beryl Maud,
with Susan and with Sally: they'd
roll things up in a wad. and throw
them in the alley. The wasted suc
cotash and steak, as good as you have
tasted; they wasted pudding, pie and
cake, and all that could be wasted.
O. A. C. WOOD BIDS
The Oregon Agricultural College
rcviuest bids lor the iurnishing of all
or any part of the following wood
supply.
1500 cord oi Fir wanted and bids
requested ou 3500 cords oi Fir, addi
tional; 80 to 10U cords of Oak; 30 to
50 cord oi Ash.
Coarse, split, sound wood only re
quired and in four foot lengths (sawed
ends prclcrrcu).
Oak not less ih.m four inches in
diameter and when over ten inches,
split.
Fir to be lame and to be cut from
trees not less than eight inches in
diameter.
Delivery to he made and piled in
ricks in the wood yard on College
Campus before October I. 1917.
Please describe wood in bid. stating
first or second growth, etc
The College reserves the right to
accept any part of the bids submitted
and to reject any or all bids.
Scaled bids should be submitted
and plainly marked on envelope,
"Wood Bids"
These will be opened in public ir
College Business Office at 4 p. ML,
Monday. February 5. 1917.
E. M. DUFFY.
Business Manager
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WHEN anawertng classified ads
please mention the Democrat.
For Taxicab
Call 327 Bell; 6 Home
Office Hotel Albany
Closed taxis Experienced drivers
STUFFING NOT EDUCATION
According to President Henry Suz
xallo of the Washington University.
in an address before the Oregon
teachers recently, the tendency of the
modern school is to produce a mental
graveyard.
"You fill the child with detailed
facts and leave him an intellectual
corpse," Doctor Suzzallo told the
teacher. "It i better that he be
given just a little knowledge rather
than so many facts. Fit the boy to
think, that s the most important cdu
cation you can give him."
If there are teachers in Albany who
believe stutting makes an education
they should attempt to digest the re
marks of the Washington president
It has been reported that some prac
tice it.
DO YOU OWN A "FORD"
We have just received a shipment of
"50 Casings" Goodyear. Firestone,
Republic, and Savage makes
These; Tires are known as "seconds"
and have not a blemish on them
While they last they go for the following prices:
1030x3 Goodyear NT S. Casing at
1030x3 1-2 Goodyear N. S. Casings at -
1030x3 Savage N. S Casings at
1030x3 1-2 Firestone N. S. Casings at
4 32x3 1-2 Straight Side Savage Casings at
232x3 1-2 Republic S. S. Casings at
$ 9.50
$12.50
S 9.25
$11.50
$14.00
114.00
YOU SHOULD ALSO SEE OUR "SECONDS" IN TUBES
Ralston Motor Co.
121 East 7th Si.
OOOD SLOOAN
The policy of Roseburg's new Com
mercial club we lay new. because
the club is practically starting from
the ground up will be to TELL
THE TRUTH. Any organization
or private basinet that -has this
motto for its slogan is bound to suc
ceed. Telling the truth is a mighty
fine virtue and to apply the phrase
to Commercial club work is getting
balanced on the proper foundation
from the start. New.
This it sn excellent policy for peo
ple generally, in business at well as
sorislty. The rascal who seeks to
get business by lying, in the long run
wtH get disaster.
Be Sure the Milk You Use
It Clean
THERE is no question about the
superior food value of milk and
the greater economy of using
more of it in place of other less nour
ishing and more costly foods. Five
cent worth of bread and milk has
more food value than any other kind
of a lunch that can be prepared at
three time the cost.
You should look carefully into the
manner in which the milk you use
is produced. Cleanliness is a most
important factor We have never
hesitated to adopt any means that
would make our milk cleaner and
more wholesome. The latest improvement added to our rairy is the
De Laval Milk Clarifier.
On learning that there could be no certainty of milk being per
fectly clean unles centrifugally clarified, we installed this machine
It removes impurities that are present to some extent in all milk, re
gardless of how carefully it is produced. The use of this machine is
a positive assurance to you that oar milk will be uniformly clean at all
times.
By means of tremendous centrifugal force it expels from milk im
purities that cannot be kept out and cannot be removed by straining
or filtering.
De Laval Clarified Milk is the only milk you ran be sure is per
fectly clean. Insist upon getting it.
Bell 134-R Home 1204
or at the Dairy, Bell 17F21
Byron Peebler's Dairy
POTATOES Wanted, in large ot
malt lots. Highest market price
J. D. Ellis. Home phone 4105
J25-FI
NOT CHEAP
Only in Price
STANDARD CORN .. . 10c
STANDARD TOMATOES 10c
STANDARD PEAS - 10c
RAISINS, large pit 2 for 25c
LARGE ORANGES do. 25c
ALL KINDS CHEESE
VEGETABLES FRESH
EVERY MORNING
PHONE US YOUR ORDER
Both Phones 5 1
Sears Grocery
and Bakery
1st and Ferry
The new style glaiae with their
stay-on dips are ideal ic. office or
literary work. The eyes have full
play without restriction through the
big, round lense and the cup keep
them from tilting or foiling off. Why
not hav. a i air end provide r- il com
fort for your -yes?
E C. MEADE. Optometrist
Williamette Lodge
No. 859 L O. O. M.
meets every Wed ev
ening Moose Hsll cor
2nd and Lyon St. J.
F. Kennedy. Sect.
Visiting members welcome.
Have Moved
to 201-205 East
First St.
where we will continue to buy
hide, pelts, wool, furs, metals,
rubber, machinery, etc, at high
est market price.
OREGON HIDE &
JUNK CO.
Real Estate
Loans & Insurance
Collins & Taylor
Albany Hotel 1 uihling
A. STARK,
Physician and Surgeon
Both phone of'
330 W. First St All.ny. Ore.
For Rent
FINE STOKE ROOM
First Street
All ready, with fix
tures, furnace heated.
Well located. See
Dr. A. STARK
Drop In To
Eastburn Bros.
FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY
for a Hot Cup of Clos
ct A Devera Golden
West Coffee. It's Free
Also Pacific Coast Blaouit
Co.' Crackers and Sweet
Cakes Served FREE
Remember the Tint and
Place
I.AS HU RN BROS.
Will Thia Intereat You?
A .iU Milan's position carrying lilt
rrul cotnmUsion und rr present in it
one of the oldest and mo-t rrli
btt Nurseries on the Pit Iffc
O'eUt. Our slock the hest OR the
in.i'. Ittt.
ALBANY NURSERIES
First National Bank Bids.
.Albany, Oregon.
P. B. PHIPPS
Graduate of the Wcltmtr Institute
Druglesa Healing. Chronic. Nerv
ous, Lung and Female Diseases.
734 Ly.n St. Albany, Or.
Home phone 2I8S. Bell J64-R.
Fisher-Bradcn
Undertakers
Lady assistant
Auto-Hear ervic it desired.
Money Paid
Out
IN SETTLEMENT OF BILLS
s oftn forgotten about and
hortage of cash followa t
With a Check it's different,
the RECORD is there and no
mistake can be msde.
An an aid to your busincs
transactions have a Checking
Account with thia bank and pay
by check.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
leo.ooo
j. w. cutiCK a co..
Albany. Oregon
VIERECK'S
BATHS
First-class Workmen
Only
Open treat 7: JO a. m. to 7 p.
.. aeweaay ia p. m.
Cor. Farst aad Elttwertk Street
NEW PUD STORE
Hsy, (rain, chop, mill feed,
flour, stock and poultry foods,
chopping aad cleaning. Buy
and MtT A sec hare gasoline
and eels. HAYNE REED.
Third and Main streets. Bell
phone Saa-R, Home 227t.
A
N
Y
1 NATIONAL BANK
A Checking Account
with this bank brings accuracy and ccuiesulsnc. into
your money transactions. When bills art paid In cash
errors frequently occur which would not happen If a
cheek had been used.
8tart your checking account today and ha. a record
and receipt for every payment.
foRifrl U SAVINGS BANK
, THE HEST
BAKBD UOOII8
GKOCERIKS. PR0I)IM:K
and FRUITS
PARKER'S
"The Siga ol Uual.iy"
136 Lyoa St. Hoik Phone
STETTKR'S
FOR GKOCKKII.S AND
CROCKKKY
THK HOME OF
GOOD MEATS
AND FISH
Including
LIN NO K E HAMS AND
BACON
I). K. .N KBEBGALL
MEAT COMPANY
HoUi Phones 47
SECOND ANU LVON SIS
ALBANY PLANING
MILL
All Kind, of Mill Work
CUm eed Wlad Shield.
Fortmiller Bros.
Funeral Directors
Masoaic Ruildmg. Albany. Or.
Both phone. lad) Assiitaal
WORK WANTED Will go out or
take work home. 1 ace curtain
peculty. 25c per pair. Bell 5V6-J
or Itl E. 2nd 4tf
Daily Democrat or Crrier. S4 You.
Golden Rule Dairy
MILK eed CREAM
2 Delly D.U..M... Beth
H. M. PALMER Prop.
A QUALITY STORE
W. mII the aetlet leweet setae I
Watch Repetring
F. G. Will Q
READ UUK WANT ADS.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO
OWN YOUR OWN HOME?
I will sell you a new modern boini
On small cath payment, balance on
monthly payment. Or will ell yoi
lot, help you design your home, draw
plan and huild to uit your own
ideas. I can furnish you with all tfie
fTy latest improvements in the m'd
ern liomes. Call at 8.14 Wftl Ninth
St.. or phone 8I;JI Hell phone.
GEO. C. RICHARDS. Contracto,
and horn; mnbler. ItfHj
FOR SALE
A Regular Snan
Tbrrc .irrcs, house, barn, nice chick
en parks, good liearing peach orchard
and other fruit, one hnrse. one wa
Kon, harness, three cultivators, plow
seeders and a lot of garden tools
M) bushels wheat, 60 .bushels oats, twe
Ions of clover bay, some household
fiTrniture. 40 chicken. . 1 hi is nil
nice garden land, sandy soil and. situ
ted 20 minute walk from Albany
Price $220.00 cash if taken right
way quick. See J V. PIPE. 20J
We.t Second St. J19U
SF.K SCOTTY For hot tamalrs at
the O K. reMaurant. It Kat 1st St
Tel. o8R. Will de'.ver. 13c or two
for 25c to take home. dltf
READ OUR WANT ADS
DIRECTORY
: CLASSIFIED wr
BUSINESS OfRECIORV
CHIROPRACTOR
ELMER C. OIPE
Chiropractor.
ROOM 3. 7, 9. in, Cuick Bank Bldg
Vtare cannot cure disease unlets
he csute is removed. Chlroprsctir
dfaMncnts remove thr csuse
in
Way
pr
Is Nsturs's
Wsy
F.xsminstion Free
Dr. Qeo J. Kensgy
Snite 401-2 fsetion
I Bank Bldg.
LAWYERS.
WEATH S&FQRD & WEATHER
FORI) Lawyer. Albany, Urr.
C. C. BRYANT
Attorney at I. aw
201 New Km Natinnai Hank build-
tw, All.any, Oregon.
L. Gs LEWBLLING
Attorney at l.w Notary public
Albny, Oregon.
REAL 8ETATE 4 INSURANCE
B. M. PAYNE Farm land and city
property for ale. Rea! eilate loan
Fir insurance. Surety Bonds
Room IP 21. Cusick Blk , Albsny
Oregon.
E. P. SOX
Reel Eatate, Loans, Fire Insurance
First Nationsl Bank Building
H. P. MERRILL
Ineurance, Loans, Surety Bonds
Specisl attention given to care of
property belongingto non-residents.
Room No. 1, second floor. l''irt Sav
ings Bank building, Albany. Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
II F.MSTITCH I NG 10c a yard. Sue
Breckenridge, .LU Second St. Hel'
96 Home 182.
FOR SAI.K IS8 acre farm 8 mile
north "i Corvalli. First claa, im
provement. Kasy terms. Geo H.
Boom, R. I). I, Corvalli. J25F8
A' OMAN WANTS WORK-Wash-ing,
ironing-, crocheting, or any kind
of work. Home phone I26J or 221
Madison St. JsrilWil
FACTS I guarantee to tesch anyone
sit the common chords and minor
chord un the piano in one leason
by mail, new method: you can
teach oliiers. Money refunded ll
not satisfied; price $1 J. K Tay
lor. P. O Boa 427. Portland.
, jii P4
FOR SALE-O-aere farm 7 mile
north ot of Albany, well improv
ed; onc hali mile from electric sta
tion. JGco. II Boom. R. D. I, Cor
valli. JJSi'K
FOR SALE 10 acres six and one
half miles northwest ol Alhsny, all
in cultivation. 60 rod from electri
ataiion. Geo. II. Boom, Corvallia
O. I. j25P8
fa
FOR SALE 2-ycar-old registered
llolstein Bull, $5000. Also 4-year-old
horse, weight 1200 lb. Geo.
H. Boom, K D. I. Corvslli. J25P8
FOR SALE-160 acres of unimprov
ed land, one-fourth mile from Mor
rison on C E. Ry. Price S23O0,
$1200 cash balance on time. J. R.
Ilicken. Portland. Ore. J2S-JI
FOR SAI.E-Three ton oat hay. D.
P. Thrift. Bell phone 408- Y.
J30FI
WANTS WORK-Lailv -am work
Jydajr oMioar. Hum, h . I4e,u.
FOR RENT Light ..,. ' . cping
room. 42J W. 1st St Reasonable
price. Bell phone .1I-R. m'ltf
FOR SALI Fresh cow on cy
terms. H. Brysnt. D4tl
WANTED Woman want washing
to do at home. Will go away to
work on Saturdays. Home .phone
3372. IW
FOUND On Cottage St., package,
insole and ribbons. Democrat office
BOAR!) AND ROOM Tremont
Hall offers board and room to
young women after Jan. 1. Make
arrangements now. DtStf
WEAVING Carpets and rugs. Sa
tiafsction guaranteed. Minnie
Smith Milla. 426 Denver Street.
Bell phone 479-Y.
FOR SALE OR EXCHAM.K -A 10
million timber clsim m Dnuglaa
county for city property or good
farm Und. Hon 1 14.1 hot!
FOR SALE-Span of colts, 4 and S
years old, weight I JOB and 1400
poui.ds. Bell phone 514 J.
JJ0FI2
THOROUGHBRED U H.STF.IN
Bull (or te or trade I ood sows,
Write or phone C. R Widmer. R. D.
4. Home 25J8 d.wk n6tf
NEW A rubber heel Ihal outwears
leather, and doesn't slip Takes the
jar off your spinal ysiem. Burr.s,
The Shoe Doctor. JrVFSdftaw
FOR RENT Four-room house, two
lot, with chicken psrk and build
ing. Good garden pot. Geo. R.
Miller, Home phone, Maplewood
Addition. Water and Geary St.