Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1906)
A "f ' . S' Albany ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 25 190G NO 43 J- Mil H . - yemocr ax IN ALBANY. People Who Come and Go E L Johnson, Oregon City. A Chapman, Seattle. Thos W Murphy, Portland. Lr Wm G Amos, Lebanon. H J O'Neill, Portland. O B Johnson, S F. Henry Seer, Portland. S J Culver, Camos Valley. T H Davis. Corvallis. Gaylor Adams, " E B Handy, Seattle. W M Cross, " Albany Transfer Co. We will keep on hand a supply of dry block wood. Will also oo your hauling of any kind. House hold goods a specialty. Office w.tn Howard Rob erts & Cooper. Phone Red 661, Resi dence Phone Red 822. Prompt atten . tion paid to Phone orders. . P Howard & Masters, Props. Wool. We are still here, paying the top price for good wool'and furnishing sacks to our customers. Put your ' woolsup clean and get the usual f ull value at M. Senders & Co s. t & For' Sale. Dwelling of 5 rooms and store build inc together with one acre of ground; situated at R. R. station where a nice little business can be carried on witn small investment. For particulars call on J. V Pipe, 203 West 2nd St., Al bany, Oregon. For Sale. Good stock of General Merchandise situated in a nice little country town and on R. Road-good shipping point for particulars caU on J. V. Pipe, 203 West 2nd St, Albany, Or. Fnr Sale. 160 acre stock ranch situated on the Coast; price, $600. For particulars see J. V. Pipe, 203 West 2nd St., Albany, Oregon. Fresh Garden Seeds Two packets for a nicklejat Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co PHOENIX PUKE PAINT- . . Bear in mind that we are sole agents in Albany for this wonderful paint. Every can guar anteed to be pure lead, pure zinc and pure linseed oil. We challenge the world to produce its equal printed on every can. ' , Burkhap.t & Lke. THE FOREST FIRES. A Relief Train Caught. Many Homeless. MISFITS. i A Mixture of Things and Thoughts I Those Oregonian cartoons are enough j to make Nast turn in his grave. Escanaba, Mich., May 19. -The forest fires is still raging. A hundred square square miles i3 aflame. Six thousand are homeless in northern Michigan. A relief train from here was caught be tween two fires and only the crew es caped. Another train sent out from here today is not heard from. At San Francisco. San Francisco, M&y 19. -The insur ance commissioner has notified all the companies in the big fire of their losses to prevent them taking advantage of the 30 day clause for refusing pay. Two men are under arrest for theft of trunks. One admits to hauling more than a hundred from hotels and ship ping to Los Angeles. 119 Years Old. j The whipping into line process is be ing continued. But it doesn't work. i Incidentally there is being some run ning done for tho Albany post offiee. ! Chas. V. Galloway is making a clean I and statesmanlike fight for Congress man. The best friends of the rate bill won't know it when the railroads get through with it. Made in Oregon is being boomed in Portland. Everybody should join in the chorus. . It is in order for the DEMOCRAT man to get mad. The Salem Journal calls him "elder." Potrland, Or., May 19. Tomorrow J Mrs. Mary Ramsey Woods will cele- j brate her 119 birthday at the home of ! her daughter in Hillsboro where she re sides. Mrs. Woods claims . to be the ; oldest white woman in America and has records to back up her claims of great age. Mrs. Woods was born on a farm near Knoxville, Tennessee, May 20, 1787. She is still active and maintains a live ly interest in the world's doings al though nnitA feehle. On sunnv davs she can be seen walking about the yard or sitting upon tne porcn. The Rate Bill. Washington, May 18. After seventy days of almost continuous deliberation the senate today passed the railroad rate bill by the practically unanimous i vote of 71 to 3. The three negative ' votes cast were Foraker (republican) of Oh jo: Morgan . and Pettus (demo crats) of Alabama. Business Talks. Hot chicken tomales all the time at the Royal Restaurant. Fresh oysters at retail and in bulk at the Royal Restaurant. Ring Main 100 for messenger boy. Delivery to any part of city for 10 cents. Glass, all sizes and kinds, for sale at the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper than anywhere else taJAlbany. Skilfully set if desired. Telephone the Oregon Market, Black 1791, C. W. Vunk, prop., for your dressed poultry for Sunday. Wagon Mo'-nital Hoof Veteii nary At corner of Main Street ani Salem road. First class work. B- F- MiSSS ' ; -;sa FOR SALE. A scholarship in the Behnke-Walker Business College of Portland, at a reasonable reduction from the regular price. Call upon Mrs. C. Cristensen, Jnear Baptist church. 17t. ''-SSSSSK TRADE MARKS HiBHW DE8IQNS Copyrights Ac. ART0D9 "ii'llnsr a sketch nnd description may "uicitlf ujuorinin oui opinion free whether an Invention la prohabiy flatOTUble. Comniunlc tlonsatrlctlrconHdentlal. HANDBOOK on Patents fenttroe. Oldest ntroncy for securing patents. Pntenta taken through Mnnn & Co. recelTS tpecial notice, without charge. In the i Scientific American. A handsomely illustrated weekly. Lamest c)i dilation of any nclentiflc journal, lorms, 93 ft yofir; four months, L Sold by all newsdealers. PNN&Co.39,Bro""'-NewYor& Branch Office. 025 F Bt Washington, D. & Ho me Telephone Company TT LL BUSINESS Tele r phones on mainlines; . you transact your . business privately. We do not put more than two telephones on a residence line,, your bell does not ring unless you are wanted. We will.not charge you a cent nntil we have two hun dred connected and work ing; you do not have to sign a contract to get our telephone. Sic Our Representative The third man has been given a dose of whipping post in Portland. Think of the number who have escaped. 460 is now given as the casualties by the San Francisco earthquake and fire. Probably not a fifth of the deaths; B. M. Payne has been declared to be the most efficient clerk in the state. He knows the business thoroughly and is very faithful to the interests of all. The Democrat has received a pamphlet from Jonathan Bourne jr. entitled "f lutocratic Degeneracy, and we are almost jarred. The "Hev." In Prof.' W. C. Haw lev's name was started bv the remibli- can papers themselves during the pri maries aim is nut a ueuiuuLuuc uuiumi- ment. HOME AND ABROAD. Mr. Seymour Washhnrn nn nut from Lebanon last eveninp- to rt on automobile which came up from Port land on the boat. He left for home in his new vehicle. A. new train will lpavo PnrrlnnH the O. R. $ N., starting at 8:15 and returning at 6 p. m. running to The Dalles along the beautiful Columbia with its unsurpassed scenery. Portland Daily Recorder: Contractor Snell of Albany, Ore., has the contract to erect a fine residence and large barn at Wells Station Ore... for Willard Cauthorn. H. T. Ridders will also erect fa fine residence at Wells Station. Several towns in Wisconsin have been wiped out bv forest: sec, Schaefer, Ralphs, Salvoie, Cornell, vvoouiawn, laiootand several smaller settlements. Prof. E. G. Adams, nf thfl Mr Tnlim- school, has resigned to accept a posi tion of teacher in English in Portland Academy. He is a former superintend ent of the Albany schools. Paul Kader Will Speak. Paul Rader, of Portland, nresident of tlia Cfata Anfl CI T ... ..v. ui.i-cittiuua league win speak in Albany on Sunday three times ns fnllows! nt. rho PaDK.fn,.;n i -l. ----- i.uvicimii uiiurcii of lo-qn a m . nu.:.i:. .1 . rt .u.u , .., wmauaii unurcn at a:au p. m.; M. E. church at 8 o'clock p. m U.ofO.Won. U. of O. defeated O. A. C. in their annual field meet yesterday afternoon 76 to 46. Last year O. A. C. won. Some great records were made: Dan Kelley made new coast records of 24 ft 2 1-4 incnes in tne Droaa jump ana 4 5 in the 100 vard run. besides being first in the 220 yard run in 22 4-5, and a tie with Moores and Kuykendall in the high jump at b-z. McKinnev nut the shot 45 ft 3 1-2 inches, a new N. W. record, and was second in the discus throw. ' Geo. Hug won the hammer throw at 132 ft 9 incnes, a new Oregon record, was second in the shot put and first in in the discus throw. Greenhaw. O. A. C. won the 880 yard dash, Fred Moullen UO the pole vault, with Swan, OAC second, Prideaux UO the 440 yard run, Frissell. UO the 220 yard hurdle, De volt OAC the mile run, and Moores UO the high hurdles in lb second. U. A. C. won the relay race. Transfer Business. We have taken offices for our Trans fer business with M. Senders & C If y.u want anything done in that line Phone, Main 48 in above office and it will be attended to with dispatch. Hughes & Knox. Buy the toy an express wagon, all sizes at Stewart at sox Haw. uo. Special prices on stock and poultry roods at Stewart & box rldw. Co. tfASTOHla. gears tie S? 8 KM YM Haw MIJg Bong Bears the Signatoro Tho Kind You Have Always Bought TIieKind You ---Opera Uouse TONIGHT SATURDAY, HAY 19IIi. UNCLE TOiVIS CABIN The Favorite Historical Drama BIG STREET PARADE AT NOON ADMTKRTOM I-num fl.. ..j Balcony 50 cents Gallery 25 .cents .... Seats on Sale atJWoodworth's . Rep airing Of Machinery. Engis,;; Boilers, , Farm Implements, ' ' etc. Work Guaranteed . F. W. WATSOM, Second and Montgomery St. IMPERIAL RESTAURANT Second Street, near Democrat office Choice board by day or week at ea sonable rates. Sunday thicken dinner 35 tents. FRESH FiSh Of All Kinds, In their season, clams etc., at Hur ley & Cockerell's 236 W 2nd st., phone black 621. Everything neat and clean, deliuve ed.to any part of the city. California Cleaning Co Window and house cleaning; carpet laying and cleaning, furniture uphol stered and general repairing. L. E. .McNab, ' 135 E 1st St. THE OREGON MARKET, Cor. 2nd and Ferry Sis. C. W. VUNK, Prop. Poultry, Eggs, Produce, Fish, Cheese of all kinds. Pickled, Salt, Smoked Fish, Lobsters. Clams, Crabs, Craw fish, Shrimp, etc.; Poultry dressed to order. Telephone Blk 1791. SWETLAND'S VANILLA ICE CREAM " All the Time, at the CREST CONFECTIONERY L. L. POTTS 3i3 W. 3nd Albany, Or. 9 Everyone should milracrfb fei his horns payer, in order to fet all the local news, bat to keep in touch with the world's daily events should also read q ' The Evening Telegram, Portland, Oregon, The leading evening newspaper of the Pacific Coast, which has com plete Associated Press reports and special leased -wire service, with correspondents in important news centers and in all the cities and principal towns of the Northwest. Portland and suburbs are oovered by a bright staff of reporters, and editorial, dramatic, society and special writers. Saturday's edi tion consists of 26 to 28 pages, and has colored comic pages, as well as a department for children, colored fashion page, an interesting serial story and other attractive features in addition to all the news of the day. -Subscription Rates: One month, 60 cents; three months, $1.36; sis months, 2.60; twelve mbnths, $0. O Sample copies mailed free, r IT MEANS MUCH 1 CYOU When you buy a farm wagon, a buggy, a carriage, whether you get a good article or a poor one. How can you be sure of getting a good one? Well, you may be somewhat guided by the experience of others. The fact that more than a million Studebakers are in daily use the world over; the fact that to supply the demand for the Studebaker the largest vehicle factory in the world is needed (it covers more than 101 acres); the fact that the Studebaker business has shown a steady growth every year for more than half a century all these facts will help you to a decisic.i. But do not depend upon these facts alone. You can see for your self. Examine any Studebaker vehicle, see how strongly it is made what heavy timber is used how heavily it is ironed how many special feat ures it has that make for convenience, safety and long life-and then remember that every particle of material in it has been tested remem ber that it has the Studebaker guarantee and the Studebaker reputation of more than 50 years behind it, and you'll have no trouble making a decision. STUDE BAKER CO TO THE STUDEBAKER AGENT frrBe.n3 tiS fl01' th? line t Studebaker wagons, carriages, buggies, suireys and harness and see their excellence. They spejk for tfeem- -OttLING & PENLAND- THE HARDWARE MEN uitting Business ALL GOODS Half Price Slock and Fixtures for Sale WOLCOTT'S MILLINEEY " 5 For the next 3 days-) : C We will offer great bargains in all millinery goods. A nice line of new goods just arrived. Call and, inspect.our goods before buyiag. EASTERN MILLINERY CO. MRS. H. W. LOCKE,. Prop., 109 W. First. Phone Red 322 ALBANY Bloomer &nfc and Lock Company IWOOEPOBATED 84 THIRD STREET - PORTLAND, OREGON Only Safcju ith anJAirlChambcr Inside cannot get hot Grand Go!d Medal St. Louis At Starter's Cash Store WALL PAPER 600 STYLES TOSELECT. FROM 5c to $2.50 Roll CEEATEtT VARIETY SOUTH OF TOKTLAND. Woodworth Drug Co., Agents