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Newspaper Page TextPAGB TWO At.lUNY DAILY DEMOCRAT. VONIIAV. JANIWRY 6. IBI9. Daily Democrat Wn. H.H()KNIHKi)OK, publisher Entered at lh postoffice at Alljtny. Oregon, as second class mutter. Pail published every evening except Huntlay. Semiweekly published lues daya and Fridaya. Buainraa Matter Id ordering ehanpea of addreaa, iuh acritwra ahould always iiivt old as well at new addreaa. Subscription Kalea Daily Delivered by cai ner, per week . . 10c Delivered by earner, per year . . $4.00 tty mail, at end of year 3.50 Ky mail, in advunce, per year , . 3.00 Claasified Ratea One rent per word for first pul.lica tlou; one-half cent er wttnli hereaf ter, payable in advance. Minimum charge, twenty-five centa. ESTABLISHED IN 1865 .MONDAY. JAMA KY ti. Uiiti. TH K COLKAI.K lK STAlKSMh.V A littlo while UKit ik'.i-1o KvAiiii: hoiH'fuIIy and yet fearfully to the Ver sailles conference were as-.m; wlietner the statesmen a.-senililivi tliere wouKi have the courage to m:;ke a genuinely honest settlement of the war ami suvh provision fur future pca.ee a woulJ accord with the mural senc uf man kind. FersiJent Wilson, in his sjvvvh ut the formal dinner j.'ivvn hi:u . Kinjr Ieor,;e, put the matter in a mv lirht. "We have used great words, all of us, he said, "We have used tiie words right' and 'justke. And now we are to prove whether or not we under stood thi.se words, and how far they are to be applied to the particular settlements which must conclude the war. And we must not only under stand them, but must hacc the counice to act upon their understanding. Yet after 1 have uttered the won! 'courage,' it comes to my n.i::d that it would take more couratie to resist the preat moral tide now running in the world than to viU to it and olev it. There can be little question of t-.e accuracy of this statement, in the mind of anyone who has closely follow ed the "moral tide of public orinien durirp these last few weeks. Tliere is no more doubt as to what the trrcat masses of people want, in all the allied countries. They want pace. which will be such a : ro vocative of new w;.-s as previous peace settle ments have been. And they want such prevision msde for the future that the disturbance of the world's peace will lie made virtually i.v. possible. They will be brave a.en indeed who resist those demands. If there is any uch diplomatic juvulery as prevailed at the Coneress of Vienna and other international conference? of unpleas ant memory, what s:ates-r.an wIU S.;r? to face his people when he rtturrs? ROYAL DEMOCRACY. If the ceremonial banquet triven to President Wilson in the royal 1 an;uct hall of Buckingham palace was such as to have appaled the democrr.'Jc spirit of an Andrew Jackson or a Thomas Jefferson, there was another side to it. President Wilson scores to have evened things up pretty well v. i'.h his host. Treated as a tint, he treated Geortre as a democrat. It was observed with amaze-merit that the president addressed the kir.i: simply aa "sir." Not once in his f.jrmnl speech acknowledging the kind's wtl come did he refer to Kin-r Geore a", "your majesty.' He did not een usf the formal substitute 'sire.' often applied to royalty. K was not h in- but "sir' the title of democratic t'jui.lii. that would have been used at an American diner table. Moreover, the president carefully avoided the t'Tms "royal" and "imperial." And Kinj? Geonre w;-s not i ff T,'" -rl. He seemed to like it ir.inier.st ly. 't::. ri per still, that brilliant asemMae of British guests nobles and civilians both liV.ed it, when once they recov ered from their surprise. There Is no question that it made a hit with the British public. It was simply a common-sen3S ie copnition of fact. Great Britain is in reality a democracy, about a,1 nu-.h so as the United States. The kimr, in President Wilson's words, simply pre sides over the nation." He does not povcrn, in any sense. He is something1 like our vice-president. The so-called British Empire is a federation cf de mocracies, bound topether somewhat more loosely than our own states. Now that the old conventions ure smashed, and a new precr dtnt is es tablished, the two countries outrht o pet along; together nicely. If only tt.e president would carry things to thi; extent of slapping- the kir; on the back and calling him "Georre," ar.d the kinp would retaliate by calling him "Woodrow" or "old srout," the demo cratic entente would be complete, con sumate and perfect. I CASH TAID mn ' I-U-N-K ! Metal, Iron Scrnpn, Sack, Raca, I and o forth. I I Pacific Junk Company I I E. H()(i()WAY I I Second and Itnkor Street j It II 3ir.lt, Home 2227 I Porterhouse Su nk Mutton Chops ("renin Celery Soup Chicken . . .'. Salmon r.ez Milk (The above ficurca art-taken from" I' S. Dept. of Agriculture ISiillrlin 42) Columbia Brand Oleomargarine Contains 3410 Calories to the Pound and saves a worth-while sum on your grocery bill Tastes ku:J on bread fine for Irvine and bakine sweet, pure, wholesome not touched bv hand in j manufacture or packing j ChurnedFrcsh Daily UNION MEAT CO., Portland, Oregon What's the Use of Spending Your Evenings in an "Uneasy" Chair when for a comparatively little chair in your home. OVERSTO'FEI). TAPESTRY. are beer in a variety of shapes $6.1, down to as lww an possible FISHER-BRADEN CO 'The Store with 0 b There a ' '$M Skckcr in YGur Attic? if you have a liauron or other useful electrical worker lying idle bctausoof the i-eed of some trilling repair, you arc wa'Uir.;; money. 'J here are years of good serv ice in that broken device MEND IT A few cents' worth f work !y o-.e who knov.s liow v ill frcnucntlv rcc!,i;'n from the scrap I.c.ip a tiscf..! ar;iil; v.f.rih ru;;ny dliar. I.k(triral l.oscli' Id tkvi save time and kihor f'.r atriotic work. I.o govcrntrcr.t 5;sks us not to h y new ::pjli;incc3 when the cid ones can l e mendi ! i;;o t ! l i.ffi ran. l.ct us tcil yon how lit'Ie it will v-. Telcplisr!" us t-l-iy- y ri ' '!! ".zr n'i old'atio'i MOUNTAIN STATES PO WER Co. 306 West Second Tclh Phones 13 1 m Compare the Food Energy Content of Various Food Products With Columbia Brand OLEOMARGARINE The Thrift Spread" 1100 cilleries per lt. lllo " -:!. " ' 3. i 1 f.:i:. " 310 ' Klltire Wheat Klotu lt.."0 calories per liiee li'JO White llrcod l-'oo lirunulotcd Suur lT.'.O 1'otiitoes I':'.". Tomatoes 1 H " Apples l'.'O Tut up in A Quality Product of the I i I HI cost you can have a comfortable I.EA'lHFK. EASY CM IKS ' s . ks. $7 a Welcome Yacd Otlorproof Cartons fM'BSCRIRERS I IP THE HOYS Tail to deliver the pajMrr each evenmic, kindly -phone to the office. The man- 1 airetnrnt invite rnmnlaiut from I iU patmnx and will do it Dmi to rorrest faulty mrrvict. I .-II ! If you must s-!l your bonds i win inij" ini'm. J M. & II. M. HAWKINS, tf Albany, Oreeon. NOSE CLOGGED FROM A COLD 03 CATARRH Appl.T Cream in Nostrfla To Optn L p Air rauagca. AM What rclieff Your clopxtd nos trils or-ri right up, t!r air paxMCp of Our bead ar clear and too can brrathv fTfely. No more h.iwktap, pnufllinjf, mucn)i licharp. hrsjlnrhp, drynww ni Ftruprfinff for breath at ciht, yourcold or ralnrrh it ponz, Im't Uit Btiiffe4 cpt Cct a Ruaall battle of Ely's Cream Balm from ymir dru;trit now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antinrptir cream in your nos tril, let it penetrate tKrtmph crrry air pnttiafre of tti benrl; boo the and beat the swollen, fuiliun! mucous rm-rahrann, Jirinp yon intanflsreief. Ely's Croam tslm is just what every cold and cm (nrrh piifferx bu bwa ockiug. ;lfs jiiht splendid. Trunk G- Will JEWELER Hitth claai Jewelry, 3iler, Cut Glaaa anj Hand Painted ClUna Realty Canadian Lands LOANS AM. INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Corner of Second and Krnadalbin M 52J; Home 207S 1 1 THE UKST i BAKED GOODS GROCKKIKS, PRODUCE, and F'KUITS at PARKER'S "The Sin ol Oiiaiity" 136 I.) on S. Bulb I'bonet Hand the kkFhr a Lemon 1U Careful what you Kul OIANGi:S and LEM ONS contain valuable acids which are condu cive to nood health and are thereby excellent for everyone to use in orJ:r to I e in the r'k of con dition. ' ?oci '1 Prices n (iraiijies and Lemons Fancy Si nkist Lemon"-, lari;.- size MY do. Oranges, extra larijo fancies .' for 2."e - AND as follows: 1 for 2.".c 5 for 2.V t for l'."e Fancy C'elery IV Sweet !t.itoes .... c Home -Made Kraut. Remember, the b e s t place to buy table . ap plies is where t';ey !uc the bluest and bet as so'tment. Hollow;iys Farmers' Store Vhere (Jrm'i'ricy are Sold Kljrhf Both Phones 7 VIERECK'S BATHS Ml VI.C II AIKCITI IV; RAZOUS H(NK1 AM) V CHn 7 a. m. .o 7 p. rr ; .Satur dny 10 f. m. Cornrr f lmt mi'l OB. G. I. VETERIfJAhJAfJ ('ail an of the Ilruir r'torea or -".Silt ( ASH paid for rs;: FiitMrmE 3-c us it 2?t Lon Street a K. I.. STIFF & SON Great Expectations re never fulfilled without MONEY! lie prepared to meet the Ilijr Op. portunitiea In Life with tlio money anved as you protfrem. Our Snvina Itepnrtment works with you to make your lollarj Int- reuse. Four I'. r Cent Inlereat I'aid. Cniiil.il and Surplus 'JO.OO0.OO J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Alltuny, 0rcgl I! Pi JOGrtI,SSFlNAKCTAIXY L i I Your Money and Your Fulure Neither will tul,e i-ine of lUi-lf. Your futur s mid your money will he token i-iii-e of if you will handle your luialni-aa nffnlm throunh TheFirst National Bank "Old nml lilillhle." and entiual your iiivrnfi to The First Savings Bank "Where SaviiiKa Are Snfe." CLASStFiED ADS.-btjSlNESS DIRECTORY i'or Sale a no. a r 4 -1 : ic ckn r ihKii- clii.tii 0 u- re lint-t j-iiiiiic new new i-olh-'e euiiiiuN, nil In t-ultitwlion. uili sell to ri'hl inrty ulm will l-uil-1, no payment tUwn, L'O yi-aia, ' iit er eenl. S.e Hull ll-lt;i'. I'UK SAI.K Newly-made-nver eri.nd, I nod mntlreim. full r ui lutureltoft-1 pitol. lit II phone I'-1 It II. one 11.- il to: K"ll SAI.K lllll.'k lio.k. IUU KeU it. iiti.Hl tliva nil around. I tO.'i .Vrni- titiln rood. Jl 1 (Hi SAI.K- 1 tu 'iO cor. U uf irt-ond nMth fir hoihI tU'ltvctftl uny jilme in All'Aiiy. v ail r . II. I'lV.f ftr, both ih(im-. ilJij.'l l t.l.ANl-.KS ( nil up lo. J lotz, I". I yon tS , liottt M K, ul tiui jmir a-lnti.rn cli-nnitir. Hiturr A lUu r r:uur- .itltrv ulsoIutr t ib ftirt lull. No fr- nit-tit t',o tU-luiitc fur u to hutiiilt. jtf K)l: SAI.K 3M acres, crops muchin rry, stock, tiuod 'eru.s for lout time. Liberty llunds taken, pa vash. It. J, P.ix l.'lu d.iji. OAK ItAKCiAi.NS- Kord lourlnir J.IlK); Maxwell tt'.-o; l(ud.n l-; Stude haker 7W; Mnxwell i.J); Hull 'I rartor :i.'iO; Koni Truck truck altac! ment :l.i0. Waldo An-tU-rsun A Son n'-'.lf For K-nt I'Olt KKS'T ModiTn home close in Impiire of W. V. I'feiffer. nl'.Hf FOU ' ItKNV-7-rnom m-i-ie and acres 1 mile fro.ii e-.e'tocuse. Al - I.sny. Ore. I-ih i lli"li;es. I OK IlKNT- lo arrts, k'ootl house, other iniprovt-ntents. Close in. In uire l-o Cohen. n7tf Miscellaneoui IlOl.TKKKKPKIt WANTI'li l.il.t work, modern home, wnshin put out, two in fnmily. Stendy posi tion for ritfht person, ttrnxl wnires. full Mn I.. It.-ll phone call from I n.W p. m. to 1I:IK) p. m - !ms K. 8th I itret-t, Alhnny, Oregon. 2 8 ptl COCA COLA -Cenuine Coca Cola ! at Kenton's Cosh Store, ,'lnl ami I Lyon Sis. Jl 7. TKN CKNT SIIINK Will Ilnrker has ohtnined a lease on the shooshine parlor nt Viereck's Uoths anil is pre. pared to irivo you a (rood shine for ten cents. J4 7 WANTKi: -A hous. o; nl tit nr. or 40 yenrs old that likes children. A sternly juh for rliri-'. party. Must l.e t woman tornrc for children. V i .w of fnmily expe-h-m-e prefer red. Address I'. O. !-t , 1KC, Amity, On'i'on. d:i0jll WANTED To buy a house and lot 1 1 in All.any. htnte aire of house and lot lino lowest ritsn iiirores. Apply E. II., care of Democrat officii. I'.U'IS KlltIS AM kinds and slz.-s. We hrve bnttrht a lnri'c nssnrtment of slirhllv dumneed New fUlyh thnt e will sell for the prico of second hand. Welch for our nnnouncement next week, on the tiny ruirs nrrlve, All.nny Furniture Eo-hnni-e, West 1st St., nppositn Ilollowny's Farm ers' Store HAIR SWITCHES mado from comb intrs nnd rut hnlr. 1rfnve orders at Hnmillon'a Slor. Millinery Depart, ment; or call Hnma phono Will mil at homes for ordora. Mrs. T.-llrfsnn, Albany, Or. CARII PAID For furnltiira and J household pnoda. Fee us befora vou sell. Al'-flnv Furniture Exrhanira 415-417 West 1st Kt. Both phones. I d2tf Tiil M "it i WANlrll A kII to stny nU-ltla and tlo llk'ht htnme wtirk In the loornltttf for Mn. J. II. Ilruwn at 41:1 F.lla wurtli .St., Iloiue phttne J4? l l.KNTV tip MONKY to loan on good farms; low Intareat rates', 6 years' time; prtvllrica to tay f KM) or multiple on any Interest date, tall or writ. J. M. II. M. Hawkins, All-any, Oregon. n''ltf th'.jo WANTKI'- Kitfhen help at the Ulue Hud lti-.aiiiaiit. j.'t A WANTKO T.- hoy - mm from 7 to 1011 acre. . Itjat he ot-.l land, n-l Iihi far fi on ichool, witl' fair huild intrs. ':'! Home phone 7ti4. .I),niwj.17 W ANTKI' I - r 2 tons of small pota toes to ft ,1 ' i.k-s. ( all K II. Tfeif-fi-r, Utth phinea. L'l.l.'t.l w FOU It n Y A I. TYTKW HITUKS -Write to (.raham a Wells, C'orvallul Oregon. Airenta for Linn County. KritMTl UK tx.utrht and sold. Call K. Itotroway, 'Jnd and llaker Kta.. Hi ll phona St.'i ll. Horn ph.ms Vi-n. ali"J WOOIISAWINCI fall S. II. Bidkr. Ilor.ia phone HUH, llell S-.CIY. I'.-sl tlrn.-e UK' Kim and lllh. s'.tf miSIHFW DlRFr.TORf IIKMSTITf IIINC- I2We per yard, thread furnished. IMI phuna 4o'JH. Suo llreckenridue. 313 W. 2d L ELMER C. QIFB Chiropractor Koooia 5, 7, 9. 10, Cuaick Bank Bid Nature cannot cur a disease unless A : the causa Is removed. ChirooitclK 1 .djustmems union the cauM. DK. IL K. JACKSON Uentut Room 404-1 First National bank bldg. BOTH PHONES OK. GEOKOB J. KEN AO Y Chlroi-ractor I'll st National Bank BuiMing HI If Real Estate, Insurance and Monrv to f nan it ir WITt. Insurance, Loans, Surety Booda Special attrnuon iiivrn to csrt- ol properly helonvina'to nor-te:ienti j. y. riPR ttnriralna In Farm Lands and Clt property. Insurance. Money to Iian on Good Farms at A per cent FEDERAL FAPM LOANS tV) per eesit Interest A. C IIOIIKNMTKDT 401 Masonic Temple, Halem, Oreron LBHlf For Sale Real Fstate Loans Rirretr Bunds k. f;. sox Pira, Caaualty and Automobll Insuranca. Real Estate 211 1st National Pitik Bld FISIIKK-It KADKN Undertaken Auto Serrlca Lady Assistant Fortiuiller JJros. Funeral Director Both Phones Mcsonlc Bid Our Own Auto HaarM Lady Assistant I