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Newspaper Page TextI ALEAMT DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUEODAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1917. Daily Democrat t. p'hutt-hg. Lessee I the postoffice t Albany , a, second-class matter. Paeliahed every evening except Sun day. Semi-weekly puolished Tues day sad Friday. BUSINESS MATTER. la ordering changes of adreas, sub- eerieera should always give old a wsis aa new address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily I by carrier, per week. 4 W by carrier, per year 4.0V see, at aad ef year JJO Bar mail in advance, per year 300 SemiWeekly Wheat paid in advance, one year. L2J At and of year -SI LASS 1 1-IK I RATES la par ward far firat publication; V4r par ward thereafter, payable in aaV veaoe. Minimum charce of 25c. ! is IMS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 191! TRIBUTE TO CONGRESSMAN A special day was taken in con gress recently to pay the respects oi the members for their departed fcl low congressman, Samuel Tribhlc. little known outside the halls ot con gress. Here arc some of the expres eions and verses that appeared in different apeeches: A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. And loving favor rather than silvc: or gold. To thine own self be true. And it must follow, as the night th day. Thou canst not then be false to lag man. The heights by great men reached and kept Were not attained by sudden flight. Bat they, while their companions slept. Were toiling upward in the night He, the young, and strong, who cher ished NoMe longns for the strife. By the roadside HI sill .er shed, Wearv with the march of life. To Ee in hearts we leave behin i Is not to die. Our Uvea are songs; God writes the words. And we set them to music at pleas . rre: The sonc grow ra.l, or sweet, or glad. As we choose to fashion the meas ure. A quiet haven where his shattered bark Harbors secure 'til the rough storm is cast. Perhaps a passage overhung with clouds. But at its entrance a few leagues be yond. Opening to kinder skies and milder anas. And seas pacific as the soul th.v seeks them. Heaven is not gained by a sudder bound: But we climb the ladder by which we rise From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies Round by round. There will be a place we know not . where. And time we know not when, When God Divine in justice there, Will judge the deeds of men. e God does not send us strange flow ers every year; When the spring winds blow o'er pleasant places. The same dear things lift up the same fair faces, The violet is here. It all comes back the odor, grace and hue. Each sweet relation of its life re peated; It is the thing we knew. So after the death winter it will be: God will not put strange sights in heavenly places; The old love will look out from the old faces; Veilchen. I shall have thee!" There is no death, . The stars go down to rise upon a fairer shore And bright in Heaven's jeweled ing and plans. Happy the mother who has not driven her daughter a way by speaking of the girlish notions .is "silly" and "preposterous," or by scolding the girl's delinquencies. The bond between mother and (laughter should never be broken. The bond of companionship be tween the two is a natural one. II it binds them together the daughter's problems become the mother s prob lems, and the solution will be a wise one. "A son is a son 'till he gets a wife: a daughter is a daughter all the. days of her life" if the bond holds true. The old adage says: "A boy's best friend is his mother." That is true. But a mother is in a peculiar sense the best friend of a daughter. And the girt who forgets this is in danger of making a mistake in life. Ask your mother. paal-j-irrr-rrtf rw)r-The-.- shine forevermore. And ever near us tho' unseen The nearer immortal spirit treads. For all the boundless universe is life. There are no dead. ASK MOTHER When in donbt consult your mother advises the Palatha (it.) News in The Editorial. That advice applies to children, generally, hot it applies especially to girls. Your mother, young woman, has had the advant age of experience which yon lack. She knows the. ways of the world, which yon do not know. Yon see things from yonr point of view. It is neccessarily a narrow point of view. Year mother knows. She has gone by the way yon are coming. Happy that mother who won and kept her daughter's confidences, who knows how important it is to listen sympathetically to her daughter's do- ISRTS The pavement was covered with worms Sunday morning, driven out of the ground by a heavy rain, seek ing refuge on the hard surface, only to be slaughtered by automobiles and the beat of -he day. How much like the great European war with men driven into the dirt of the trenches, only to be mashed by the juggernaut of modem war's hellish impliments of destruction. Speaking of war, if you wish to keep your mind in an agrccablv shape lon t read the details of trench life. It's enough to make the grey matter black. Sufficient to cover the face with clouds. That's one thing our friend George Forgey couldn't laugh over. Down at Portland for fortv-five years Gottfried Keller has been sit ting on mill stones cutting, cutting, cutting, like Sysiphus ever rolling the stone up the mountain, over and over again. He says he likes it bes: o' all thin and sings at his work. After all most lives are merely a repetition. We get up. eat, work, study, perhaps plav a little or , amused, and go to bed Things run in a circle, and again and again the ends come together. This "old nut" has about made up his mind that it pays best to follow the system of Kelier and smile as much as possible, and not wonv over the monotony of life, for that's human experience. Complaining and fault finding are mighty poor mixtures for mending things. N'o two people do ti ings alike, all different, and it is well to remember this when putting on the critic's cap To change the subject, a good rule in life is to leave the old fashioned skunk alone. It is interesting to know though that the up-to-date skunk i a harm less fellow, and makes a pretty good pet. a rather pretty animal. Dr. I.atourette and Dr Eaton are to he married in Portland. Can anv ane guess which is the bride? Give the prodigal girl iust as much of a chance as the prodigal son. It is better to lift than to knock FOR SALE A Regular Snan Three acresehousc, barn, nice chick en parks, good bearing peach orchard and other fruit, one horse, one wa gon, harness, three cultivators, plow, seeders and a tot of garden tools: 30 bushels wheat, 60 bushels oats, tw-o tons of clover hay, some household furniture. 40 chickens. This is all nice garden land, sandy soil and situ ated 20 minutes walk from Albany Price $2300.00 cash if taken right away quick. See J. V. PIPE. 203 West Second St. JI9tf WANTED Ford car. Home phone 4347 D&SWFSti Look the List Over If you are interested call and get our prioaa. WINDOW GLASS. ALL SIZES VARNISH. STAINS. ENAMELS PHOENIX PURE PAINTS SHEEP DIP STOCK TONIC POULTRY FOOD and a new and up-to-date line of Wall Paper. WE BUY RIGHT well SELL RIGHT. Burkhart & Lee Albany, Oregon Every Family Is Happy All Evening in Their Well Lighted Home Outside distractions are not nearly so tempting as the real pleasure of a cosy home in the evening. Cheerful surroundings after nightfall are impossible with out goodlights. No One Likes to spend evenings in a dark gloomy household. Life and brightness are necessary for contentment. Many a home has been made happy by spending two or three cents a day for Electric service. Oregon Power Co. "Reliable Servi.e" Telephones 15 306 West Second St. WOULD YOU LIKE TO OWN YOUR OWN HOME? I will sett you a new modern hotur i op small cash payment, balance on j monthly payments Or will sell you ' lot, help you design your hunter ilraw i plans and build to suit your w,n ideas. I can furnish sou with all the scry latest improvements in ihc ni"l em homes. Call at 8.14 West Mini' St . or phone 81-31 Hell phone GRO. C. RICHARDS, Contraetoi and how.; haul tier. IHtf FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms, 423 W. 1st St Ressonablr price. Bell phone 31 '-R Btltts FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A 10 million timber claim in Douglas county for city property or good farm land. Home 1143 Eustburn Bros. for Golden West Coffee and Spires Preferred Stock Canned Goods. JIFFKY-JK1.L Com- I iOtl ; S February eview, -d at s n Bros. Bought New Stock I wish to announce that I have purchased the stock of the Du gan Second Hand Store at Sec ond and Baker streets, which I will continue to run in addition to my regular business st the Pacific Junk Shop. I will con tinue to buy, sell and exchange all kinds of second hand goods and will guarantee satisfaction to aU. EU. KOC.OWAY, Prop. ROGAWAY'S FURNITURE STORE PACIFIC JUNK SHOP Both Phones 5 1 RAISED DOUGHNUTS and CALIFORNIA RAISIN BREAD. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FRESH VEGETABLES SEARS' GROCERY and BAKERY For Taxicab Call 327 Bell; 6 Home Office Hotel Albany Closed taxis Experienced drivers Real Estate for Sale Bargains in farm lands, city prop erty; money to loan, insurance written in the atrongest old line companies. Call on J. V. Pipe. 203 W. 2nd Bt 6 Mortgage Loans have plenty of local money to loan on good farms, long time. No de lays. Large or small amounts Write or call on J. V-' Pipe, 203 West Second Street, Albany. VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Open frem 7:30 a. m. to 7 p. is p. m. Car. First aad Ellsworth StrMta oo Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Building A. STARE, Physician and Surgeon Both phones 60 330 W. Pirst St Albany. Or. The notes are plainer, your eyes feel better and stronger, and the day's work is not nearly so irksome. That's hecauae your eyes arc not being strained and overworked when the glasses we give you are such a perfect fit. Stenograph c work is none too easy on the eyes, but we can caaily relieve you. E. C. MEADE Optometrist P. B. PHIPPS Grsduate of the Wcltmer Institute Drugless Healing. Chronic. Nerv ous, Lung and Femals Diseases. 734 Lynn St Albany, Or. Horn phone 21S3. Ball M4-R Fishcr-Braden Undertakers Lady assistant Auto-Hearse service if desired. Have Moved to 201-205 East First St. where we will continue to buy hides, pelts, wool, furs, metals, rubber, machinery, etc., at high est market price. OREGON HIDE & JUNK CO. This Bunk Has a Record of 25 Years' conservative and successful banking it cordially invites YOUR CHECK I NO AC COUNT, Isrge or small, assur ing you a p-ompt and efficient service. If we haven't your acquain tance, today the time for us to know each other. CAPITAL AND 8URPLUS 90,000. J. W. CUSICX ft CO.. Albany, Oregon Wi We make a specialty of Friendship Engagement, and Wadding Ringa F. M. FRENCH A SON Jewelers and Engravers A L, A N Y U NATIONAL BANK A Checking Account with this bank brings accuracy and convenience Into your money ir.insactions. When bills are paid in cash errors ire ; -m y occur which would not happen if a check had been used. Start your checking account today and have a record and receipt for every payment. Egmjfri SJ SAVINGS BANK THE BEST BAKEO GOODS UROCKRIF.8. PRODUCR and PRIM IS at PARKERS "The Sign nl Oualily" 136 Lyon St. Ruth Phones For Rent FINK STORK ROOM First Street All ready, with fix tures, furnace heated, Well located. See Dr. A. STARK STETTfeirS FOR GKOCF.KH S AM) CROCK KRY ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work CUw aad Wlad Shield,. Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Huiluing, Albany. Or. Both phones. lady Assistsal WORK WANTED Will io out or take STOCk home. I. ace curtains a specialty. 25c per pair. Bell 596-J. or l.'J E. 2nd a4tf Daily Democrat oy c.rn.r. 94 Year. Golden Rule Dairy MILK aad CREAM 2 Duly Deliver!.,. Both H. M. PALMER Prop A QUALITY STORE W. ,.ll th. b.,1.1 l.w.,1 price Welch Rslriaa F G. Will BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED WANT ADS J BUSINESS DIRECTOR! CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C. OIPE Chiropractor. Hooms 3. 7. 9. ID, Coskk Rank Bldg. wataia cannot cure a disease unless he cause is removed Chiropractic . istments remove the cause it mi',) nrrsasao The Chiropractor's Way is Nature's Way Knaniinaiinn Free Dr. Geo J. Kenagy Suite 411-2 Kaimn- Sj Bank Bid. TOR SALE Two choice lot, on Calapooia ttreel. between Seventh and Eighth, at a reasonable price Address 7J4 Washington Street. Walla Walla, Wash, F6-2S WAN I'l l) Woman want, .ailuiut -to do at Inline. Will go awjy lata, work on Saturday, l or infoesngaw ' 'n call Hume phone 1266. nljej . 1'OK HI ST -New hungalow with M lol, denralile location for hickcn ranch. just vacated. See Fish ft Hodge, owners. l v-15 LAWYERS. WEATHERIOKI) 6, WEATHER FORD Lawyer,. Alliany, Ore. C C. BRYANT Attorney at l.av 201-2 New i-ir.it National Ba-ik b.iild ing, All. any. Ore ;on. L. G. LEWBLLING Attorney at Law Notary puhlic Alhany, Oregon. REAL SETATE ft INSURANCE B. M. PAYNE Parm land, anil city properly for isle. Real estate loam l;ire insurance. Surety llnnrli Room, 19 21. Cutick Rlk , Alhany, I ircgon. E. F. SOX Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insurance. First National Hank Building H. P. MERRILL Insurance, Loans, Surety Bonds Special attention fiven to rare oi property belongingto uon-retidrntv Room .No. I, lercmil floor, First Sav-inj-i Hank linilrli-li;. Alhany, Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. lEMSTITCIIING-IOc a yard. Sue Ilreckenrirlge, 333 Second St. licit V,. Home 182. I"'R SALE Fresh cows on easy terms. II. Bryant. D4tf WOMAN WANTS WORK-Wash-ing, ironing, crocheting, or any kind of work. Hume ptMMM 12riJ or 221 Madison St. Janl9tf FOR RENT OR SALF.-Cheap, a small place close to the North Al bany school houe, a sis room house and a good ham. Inquire of ). S. Morgan, 333 Jefferson St., Al bany. JJFIJ FOR SALE Span of colts, 4 anil 5 years old, weight MOO and 1400 pom d Bell phone 514-J. , JJ0F12 FOR RENT Four-room house, two lots, with chicken park and build ings. Good garden spot. Geo. R. Miller, Home phone, Maple wood Addition. Water and Geary Stt. F.GGS FOR HATCHING & C. W. Leghorn, $1 p-r .nimg, S250 for J setting., $5 per hundred, limited immlicf da old chu ks, April de liery. 10 lent, each; J doien pul lets at )IO per dot. Bert Case R K 5. Alliany. F9U9 WANTED Potatoes, unions, cab bage, apples, A,k u, about hogs, veal, eggs, poultry 4nrj clf, . ban Fruit Co, Home phone 1 Bell 5. P7U WANTED Old False Teeth. IWt matter if broken. I pay $1 tTlS per set. Mail to L Marer, JUH7 S. Fifth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Will send cask by return mail. F2M7 POR SALE-J h. p. Stover Gasoline Koalas and feed mill, suitable for laiin use, 165.00. Enquire Demo cr.it office. FID-I.I POR KENT Four furnished house keeping rooms on ground floor. M West Seventh St. SEE SCOTT Y- Fo, hot tamalea at the O K. restaurant, lug East Ui Si Tel. A8R. Will del,,,,. 15c ,Vwo . 'or 2.S.- 0 lake bunie dltf WANTS WORK Lsdy warn, work by day or hour Ho n phono, .1489. WEAVING-Carpet. ,d rg.s7 tisfaetion guaranteed Minnie Smith Mills, 426 Denvei Sirret Hell phone 479-Y. HOARD AND ROOM Trrmont Hall offers hoard and room to young women after Jan. I. Make arrangements now. DIStf Wllliamette Lodge No. SS9 L. O. O. M.v meets eveiv Wed ay. emng Mon.e Hall cor. -2nd and l.yon St. J. F. Kennedy, Sect. Visiting members welcome. WiU This Interest You ? A talesman's position carrying lib eral commissions and representing one of th oldest and most reli able Nurseries on the Pacific Coast. Our stock the best on the market. ALBANY NURSERIES Pint National Bank Bldg. Albany, Oregon.