SUMMONS
Id the Circuit Court ol tbe Slate of
Oregon for Lion County:
Daniel Wbyte, Plaintiff, va. W. M.
McCorale, Mary A. Fllnu and M. A.
Flinn, tier busband, Annie Willuughoy
and K. L. Wiliougbby, ber busbaud,
Frank McOorkie and Letba MuCoikle,
bis wile, Cheater McCorkle aud Etna
McCorkle, tilts wife, Johu McCorkle anu
Lou McOorale, bia wife, Zua Elsea and
J, b. Elsea, Ubi bunDuud, Kulua Mo
Cork e and Jessie McUorkle, biB wile,
ari'f Eugene Stiiilti, Lfrleudauia.
To Eugene bmitb, tue a Love named
defendant:
in the name of tbe State ol Oregou,
You are hereby required to appe.r and
answer the cotupiaint of tne abuve
ramed pUiotiff, iu tba above entitled
court now uu Die witb tbe clerk ol eaid
court, within mx wceke from tbe date of
the first publication ot tbia eummoua;
and you tire notified tbat if you fail to
appear and answer eaid complaint ue
required, tbe plaintiff will apply to tbe
tbe court for tbe rebel demauded'in eti:d
complaint, 10-wit : for a decree of tbe
court requiring tbe above named defeud
ante to set op wbatever claim or inter
est Ibey may bave in tbe following de
scribed premiaea, t'j-wtt: beginning nt
a point in tbe center of toe couny road,
which point ia is'ortb 3.15 cbaiua aud
EttBt 51) links distant trom tbe North
East corner of Section 30 in Township
12 Soutb, Range 4 West of the Willam
ette Meridian, and running Ibence Hiab
23.48 chains to tbe center ol Muddy
Creek, thence following up tbe center
of eairl creek to tbe East boundary liae
of tbe Donation Laud Claim of Jobn
Smith and Jane Smith, bis wife, Notili
cation No. 2028, Claim No, 47, in eaid
Township and Range, theme bouiberly
on said Eaat line to tLe Soutb East
corner of eaid Donation Land Claim,
thence West to tbe Willamette River,
tbence Northerly following eaid river to
M"NDAV.
P. 0. RECEIPTS
Continues to Increase Healthily.
Notwithstanding the bad business
weather of the month of November,
and the demoralization of affairs gene
rally by the bridge going out at Jeffer
son with a two week's blockade, the
business of the Albany post office dur
ing November showed a healthy in
crease, being $987.77. That of Novem
ber of last year was $942.68. The in
crease over October, a big monuh was
$1.24. Every month this year without
an exception there has been a good in
crease in the receipts, a fact which
speaks for itself in connection with the
business of Albany.
Chas. Bilyeu went to Portland this
morning.
Lawyer C. E. Sox went to Portland
this afternoon.
Conrad Meyer Jr. returned to Mt.
Angel this morning.
Jesse Kirk, a noted Klamath Indian,
died last week.
Misses Kate and Sally Cowan spent
Sunday with Lebanon relatives.
Lawver Gale S. Hill was in Salem
this forenoon on legal business.
E. T. Merrill went to Eugene this af
ternoon on timber business.
H. A. St. Earl went to Grants Pass
this afternoon on mining business.
Miss Hazel Pfeiffer returned to St.
Helens Hall, Portland, this forenoon.
ELK'S MEMORIAL.
A Program Full or interest.
The opera house was full yesterday
afternoon on the occasion of the
memorial service of the Elks in honor
of those departed. During the past
year Cornelius Sullivan and Frank
Miller were those to leave.
E. J. Seeley, exalted ruler, presided.
Mrs. Edna Brandeberry executed one
of Beethoven's masterpieces. Sonata
Pathetinue. skillfully. The Corvallis
quartet, Messrs. Fulton, Allen, Brad
ley ana Johnson were neara in a song,
impressively sunt?. After an opening
ode and some ritual work, Miss Eliza
beth Harwas, leader of the St. Lawrence
Catholic church choir, of Portland, was
heard in a vocal solo, "Prayer," with
the author of the song, Mrs. E. A.
Beals, of Portland, olhciating at the
piano. Miss Harwas has a voice oi
splendid tone and compass ana greatly
pleased Albany people. Rev. J. W
McDougall, offered prayer and Sheriff
J. H. Ross, of Toledo, was heard in a
solo, "Our Lord Is in the Home Land",
sung with good effect.
Rev. McDougall gave the general
eulogy, reading from John 14. Death
is not our enemy if we believe in God
an'l his son Je-us Christ. There are two
places, one at his right hand, the other
from his presence, and every Jman
chooses the one he will take, and must
measure up to the standard laid down
by Christ.
Another song by the Corvallis
quartet and J. M. Long, of Portland,
delivered the eulotrv of the day. He
enlarged upon the principles of the
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Deeds recorded:
J. M. England to Elizabeth J.
Merle, 75X100 tt., bl. 43 H's2nd
add $ 750
J. P. Stringer to Sarah Derrick, 1
lot. bl. 65 Albanv 1-100
J. M. Coil'elt to Lebanon Paper
Co., small tract, Lebanon 1
Lebanon & Santiam Canal Co. to
Lebanon Paper Co., all fran- .
chises and rights 10
Patents, John Turner, 160 acres, 10
E 4; Wm. Bilyeu, Jr., 160 acres, 10 E
1.
Vacation of
Brownsville.
Kes ling's addition to
License issued for the marriage of F
A. Davis, aged 36, and Ella Yokum Ri
vara, aged 29. 2nd marriage of both
New Chief Operator.
Miss Lawreena Land arrived from
Seattle Sunday to take the position of
chief operator in the Albany office of
the Pacific States Telephone and Tele
graph Co. Miss Land formerly had
charge of the night force of twenty
seven operators in Seattle, and is high
ly commenaea as ansexpert.
CITY ELECTION.
Tomlinson, Dawson and
Elected Councilmen.
Hand
Although there was a contest in each
ward of the city a little over half a
vote was cast, 531 ballots in all. Pre
vious polls of the voters of the city
showed a good increase over a year
ago, but many would not turn out on an
off year, as that for the election of
councilmen alone is known.
following was the vote.
First ward:
J. L. Tomlinson 9S
J. J. Whitney 77
Tomlinson's majority 21
Second ward:
S. A. Dawson 94
M. J. Cameron 79
Dawson's majority 15
Third ward:
Wm. Hand 101
W. S. Bichards 80
Hand's majority..
21
The Knights of Pythias.
TUESDAY.
the North Hue of eaid Section 30, tbence Portland after a Sunday visit at home,
Est to the ctnter of said County road,
tbence North 11 degress oO minutea
West along eaid road to the place of be
ginning, .loxtaiiiing lb4.35 acreB, morn
or lees, in Linn County, Oregon, that
Birthday of Thos. Carlyle. Cardinal
Richlieu died in 1642.
I V TJnilln,, tl.p moll tnnum & P
order, charitv. iustice. fidelity, brother- i jAtaf;.,, Wao' ie. fnfin..
G. B. Whitcomb, mayor of the Big ly love, which enable the departed to j M p ' Portland
ottom country, has been in the city, attain the rewards of earth's true I.. r- ? ""'".Iy ;JvS
heroes. Their vices, if they have any, ""
are written upon the sands and obliter- : Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Pfeiffer went to
ated. ' Portland this morning on a few days
Bottom country, has been in the city
J. A. Shaw this forenoon returned to
Wavne Stanard and Elvin Crutchfield
returned this morning from a Sunday
visit at Brownsville.
Mrs. Eli Romine. of Milton, arrived
. this noon on a visit at the home of Eu-
Miss Hawras was again heard, pre- trip.
senting "Hear me, oh Father," and Lawyers J. N. Duncan and J. R
alter some ntuai worK me oeneuicuou wyatt were oaiem ouswoss visitors in honor and appreciation of his quarter
yesterday. of a century s faithful membership of
tbe same may be .adjudicated by tbs I pmnP
court, and for a decree adjudging the I , . . p.,H.fl w hen in
er in lee. nl the. 1 . ... .
plaintiff to be tbe owner
whole of Baid premises, and tbat none of
tbe defeodai.tn IiOk any right, title or
interest therein, ana fc.r rucb other re
lief as to ice court many seem meet in
equity.
Tbi HitmnonB ih puonsnea in tne
Albany I'.mocrat once a v.eek for aix ,
. ,Bbn hr ruriftr nl thn TTr.n. '
the city on a visit at the home of his '
father W. H. Goltra. I
was pronounced by Rev. McDougall.
Linn Countv Council P. of H.
The meeting last Saturday was held
seven granges
Carter Lee left this noon for Eugene.
and may go to Klamath Falls before
returning,
D. F. Knapp, general foreman of the
car shops at Milwaukee, was in the
city today.
At the meeting of Laurel Lodge No. 7
held last night the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
Chas. W. Crowder commander.
W. L. Marks vice C. C.
Wm. R. Hand prelate.
W. Lair Thompson Master of Work.
W. A. McClain master of finance.
Q. E. Propst master of ex.
L. F. McClain master at arms.
N. D. Conn inner guard.
C. S. Baldwin outer guard.
Dunne the evening Sheriff D.S.Smith
wa3 presented with a veteran's badge
in honor and appreciation of his quarter
of a century's faithful members!
tne order.
TERRIBLE
CM
E
ON LITTLE BOY
Mouth and Eyes Covered With
Crusts Face Itched Most Fear
fullyHands Pinned Down to
Prevent Scratching
A New Notoriety Getter.
The Democrat has received a copy
conee. uiv
Conductor Eugene Laforest, of the with Harmony grange,
WnU..n Cnnnflnli ..in oTtant- fiim- i . .J
with hk familv in this citv , '" ,"' t ihe Albany nigh school toot ball of the Wash ng ton Times, with an
-Th Midland Opera Co spent Sunday J H Scott was chosen secretary pro team will play Harrisburg at that place article headedf ..MaUe rogt office
S Albanv while temJ The cm""e.e " legislation next Friday afternoon. Private Concern," marked with a red
mou h topYay fn the lyceum course! dtt rZlV.1L JSSS . Miss Maud Bently, of Cottage Grove, hand, indicating that someone wants it
v.u.om -,,1,.-.,, t.. fi. ,!... T . , i b . v fc,ic ia piuiu,ii6 KJL uw",uu ib visiung in uie city me kumi ui ncr rera ana noticed. Accoraine: 10 it w .
. y, tbe above Henry Morgan, formerly of thiB city, tionof seeds by the Government adopted, sister, Mrs. M. Winter. D Rovce a Chicago millionaire proposes
among tne towns. resolution. v,oi. .l. . hiininpsu nt half nrice. to eliminate all
first publication of th'S eummonB ia tbe J
23rd day of November, 1906. I
HEWITT & SOX, 1
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice la hereby given that tbe under
signed, administrator de bonis Lion witb
the will annexed, of tbe ettate of Adam
'Settlen ier, deceased, has filed hia final
account in th mat'er of atid estate with
the Clerk of Linn C unt . Oregon, and
the Oouoty C m-t of said Ciunty and
-State has fixed January 7m, 1607, at the
-hour of 10 o'cluek in the forenoon of
eaid day. for the hearii g uljectionp, if
any, to said final aucouiit.aud the final
settlement of eaiJ estate.
Dafd this December 7tb, 1906; .
CLARENCE B. 8ETTLEUIER, -Administrator
de bonin non.
T. J. ST1TES and J. J. WHITNEY,
Attorneya for Administrator.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
To whom it may concern :
Notice ia beieby given tbat thn un
dersigned baB been duly appointed ad
ministrator of tbe estate of David Svl
veater, deceased, by the County Court
of Lion County, Oregon; therefore, all
persona having claima aizainet said es
tate are hereby notified to present Ithe
eame to tbe nndereigned at hia resid
ence near Lebanon, Oregon, wim the
proper voncnera duly verified, within
'Bix munfhe from the ddte hereof.
Dated tbia 12th ilny cf October, 1906.
A. F F1TZWATER,
Adminiatrator ot said et-tate.'
W. R. BILYEU, Attorney 'or Adm'r.
MIRACULOUS CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES
11 When my little boy was six months old, h.9
had eczema. The sores extended so quickly
over the whole body that we at once called in.
the doctor. We then
went to another doctor,
but he could not help
him, and in our despair
we went to a third one.
Matters became so bad
that he had regular
holes in hit cheeks,
large enough to put a
finger into. The food
had to be given with a
Bpoon, for his mouth
was covered with crusts
as thick as a finger, and
whenever he opened the
mouth they began to
bleed and suppurate, as
did also his eyes.
Hands, arms, chest, and
back, in short the whole
body, was covered over
and over. We had no
rest by day or night.
Whenever he was laid
In his bed, we had to
pin his hands down:
-.1 ! 1 A II 1 J
Alfonso Hohrath. Bcrfttoh hia face ftnd
make an open sore. I think his face must
have itched most fearfully.
" We finally thought nothing eould help,
and I had made up my mind to send my wife
with the child to Europe, hoping that the sea
air might cure him, otherwise ne was to be
put under good medical care there. But,
Lord be blessed, matters came differently,
and we soon saw a miracle. A friend of ours
spoke about Cuticura. We made a trial with
Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and HeBolvent, and,
within ten days or two weeku we noticed a
decided improvement. Just as quickly as the
BiokneBB had appeared it also began to dis
appear, and within ten weeks the child was
absolutely well, and his nkin was smooth and
white asnever before." F. Hohrath, President
of the C. L. Hohrath Company.Manufact
urers of Silk Ribbons, 4 to 20 Rink Alley,
June 6, 1905. South Bethlehem, Fa.
Cuticura Kop, Ointment, and i'lllt are eold tliroi-ghout
the world. Toller Drug A Chein. Corp., Hole Pro pi., UoitOO.
HT-Mailed Free, "Mow to CrelurtheSklu."
I
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that tbe un
dersigned baa been appointed, by
the coun'y court of Lino countv, Or.,
administrator 01 the estate nf A. J.
Blevins deceased All persona Imviim
claims against said eetale are not tied o
preBent the BHtoe to me at mv homo m
Tangent, Or, properly verified within
eix months from the date beieof, at tv
quired hv law.
Dated Nov. 2, 1906.
ABA LEWELMNI4.
Ailtuiuiauator.
EXECUTO'S NOTiCE
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed baa heeii, Ipj tne comity court ol
Linn County, Ore on, dulv aivoinleri
executor if t he let will Bud tcBiarnen'
and estate ol Elizabeth leoin, deceased.
All persons hsviug cUin.a igainst eaid
estate are hereby n-quired 10 present
the Btme to the. underpinned, duly ver
lfied as hv lav rfquired, within six
month from ti is date.
Dned tni tbe 9tu day of November,
A. D. 3906.
D. I. ISOM. Eiecutor.
WEATHER FoKD & WYATT.
Atti.rueyB.
520
500
rier, passed through the city this noon
on a visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Scott, of Tangent.
Mr. Will Lindau, of Astoria, and
Mrs. A aggie Hornschu, of Oregon City,
left for home yesterday after a visit
with their mother Mrs. Fred Grimmer.
Northwestern Inventors.
5 To have but two normal schools.
The council voted in favor of chang
ing the time for holding annual school
in made a m , ... ..... . ainpenraa nnlif.inn nnd tllA deficit and
SSo Sadoptcdcoveie(ithefo1- KEtTOSSi.fi s
ton, to be gone until at least (Jhnstmas. 1 Favoring a plan tor a more equal ""! ing would be on railroad charfjes, which
Misses May Norwood,Etta Carter and distribution of the public school funds. dent- would be cut in two at least, the
Leta McCullouirh.of the nublic schools. 2 Union High schools in rural dis-. Mrs. G.W. Hochsteter and Mrs. I. D1.eaent arrangement beinrr a craft.
returned this morning from a Sunday tricts. ; Beam, of Portland, former Albany peo- of course it will not be accepted, but
visit with Halsey relatives. i " mure tnorougn preparation on uie pie, came up uno. iiuun un an iiiuuny jt is suggestive U8t the same.
Prank Rcntt an Aherdeen letter car- part of teachers to teach the primary visit. I '
B r n v C it i i- ' oiar.ej-nnr.er wnuney ana wue ar-
4 Repealing of the law, making such rived this noon on a visit at the home
frequent changes in school text books, 0t the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
anu mat. wneu ciiauge m iimue tne in- a wnnri ;
troductory rates 3hall be book for book. Arthur T Mormin nf Inrtononrlono ! The following patente were issued last
and Mary E. Cox, postmistress at week to Northwestern inventors: :
Gates, were united in marriage recent- Washington M. P. Brown, Seattle,
w . i Tkr .i.-ti i . 'iw . iv at rmena v sta. muuna lor securintr lotra in raiLs: w.
rar, ana Mrs. waiaron, parents oi meeting irom tne ara monaay in June. " -T , 7 ,. . . , y DmM Rpattle tBlpnlinnB eyphnnro
Mrs. Guy Knapp, have returned from to 1st Monday in March. 1, The Lane-county noultry show will be ' """s, Seattle, telephone exchange
Bbker City to Albany to reside, and ,. Also that a committee of three be held at Ebgente Dec. 12-15, with some well BueVl aSl
rejoice at, being;: back ln the Willamette appointed by the president to formulate. ?ood premiums. 'Elmer Dixon will be i';eA aJlJeetii- C I Unton
coumry- a Plan J,?1 lne LnTe J0 aPPOionmet " "."""" , Walla Walla, colter and srubble turner ministrator approved.
Mr: Hugh Cummings. of the Wig- of public school funds. Committee Rev. K R. Prishard, of Aberdeen,! 0regon-T. Allatt, Portland, candy- In estate of O C Churchill, F K
warn, has sold'.his fine Hambletonian SuptW.L. Jackson, Marion Woods Wash., lormerlv of this city, is just out machine; C. A. Buckley, Grass Vallev, Churchill was appointed administrator,
trotter, three years old, to Mr. Colgate, and W. W. Francis. , of the hospital after an illness of six or door hanger; W . T. Gordon, Junipe"-, Appraisers P B Marshall, J C Walling,
a prominent Portland man, for $250, A resolution favoring the enforce- sevet. weeks, with typhoid fever. coin saf Howard, Philomath, me- Martin Gray. Estimated value of
and the pretty animal will now make ment of the fruit laws passed by the ' An operation was performed at the chanical movement; J. H. Johnson, property $300.
his home in Portland. last legislature, and that Linn County hospital this forenoon by Drs. Wallace Silverton, mop; J. Voss, Woodburn.
. . .. lia.,a a fruit- maTiot-.ll. urhnlli. ifa ....... l m. 1. 1 n .i,i.;i. . .' r . .
Mrs. i). W. Waketield, of Portland, ur,.., ana inmoie upon mra. u. a. wnu- gear cutter,
returned home this afternoon after a was passed with enthusiasm. comb, of near Foster, for the removal Copies of any of the above patents
two week's visit with Albany relatives. 1 Resolutions ot sympaty . tor Mr. and of a tumor. ' will, be furnished at ten cents each, by
She and Mr. Wakefield in a few weeks Mrs- kuKene Palmer, m their late be- Mr and Mr3- AIvin Terry parents D, bwift & Co., Washington, D. C.
will leave on a trip to EuroDe and Pal- reavement and hour of sadness were of Mra. G. p. Warner. fl?riveH last 1
estine and Egypt. 1 n u t. .u. night, and are the guests of their!
u.". h.ui,iiuiiuuiiii nun rtniitrhror Thp r hnma ia of Rntt o
uoacn uezueK, 01 tne u. 01 u. ana coming meeting of the Linn County c "t uU
Coach Norcross, of the O.A.C. wi Inlay Horticultural Societv. Saturdav lfi iJ Cre.ek' M.,ch'
uiifh Sioat-Mo in tho ChwaHnno anri iManr . . . .,
.v - - V . court nouseac p. m.
Bishop Scadding's Sermon
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
Deeds recorded:
Geo A Farrier, to Jas Nicholson
160 acres 14 W 1
J 2 Irvine to EtU Leo Sawyer i
lots Brownsvilie
Herman Leibner to Newton Quim-
- by. 108 acres 11 W 3 5936
I Frank Krumel to Jos Krumel 40 A 800
, Patent John D Campbell, 160 acres
10 E 6, dated July 1874.
' Mortgages for $1400, $300, $400, $1250.
Keieases tor $ZU77.
Probate: In estate of Pratt R Skin-
Upton, ner final account of W H Worrell, ad-
Marriage licenses: W A Cornish, aged
25, of Seattle, and Alberta Eckert,
agod 19, of Lebanon; G M Calavan,
aged 31, of Thomas, and Elizabeth
Strain, aged 50.
The Game Warden's Business.
Year's games between Seattle and
Multnomah, to be played at Seattle and
Portland. Bezdek will be at full and
Preparations are being made for a
Miss Mavme Stevens last evening
gave a dancing party at bussard s hall
Bishop Scadding last evening at the
Episcopal church pleased a good sized
n. it,. nn. inm
faru?t. 'ttrdfsts'and "ndVf.w"' fcS audience with asermon full of excellent were convicted of violation of thegame
Music was furnished by Pa.son sorclies- s". " u.. ... . )aws ot the state, rne report 01 tne
tra. A pleasant time was had. , ,7"" . . ' . " 7. " rramo warden shows the
Norcross at quarter. Multnomah will que3ed to bring in their best specimens
' of fruit.
The ladies of
Hartrony grange pro-
have to get a move on
Rev. W. P. White went to Shedd
this afternoon to speak tonight in the vided a most excellent dinner.
rally week series ot meetings of the U. The next council meeting will be
P. church, on the relationship of pastor witt, Tangent grange 1st Saturday in
and people. Last evening Prrf Horner January 19U7, at which time will be
oi tne u. a. vy. gave an cgypcian mis- held the annual election of officers,
muiiary mm, wilii smeupbicuii views
secured Dy mm on nts recent trip.
ACM J STRATOR'S NCTiCE
Kotic Id hereby given ttiat tbe andvr
signed h.ieiM-.ldv breu appointed ad
minietraior ut tne estate ol Mra. Mary
Junitins, deceased, bv the Countv
Cnurt nf the S'ate ol Oregon, for
L'ou Cjunty. and all persons hayioii
claims againat said eatate are rtqnireo
to p esent the fame duly vanfleil n Icr
tindorsignei at bis residence iu Linn
Ciu-ty. Oregon, or to L. H. Moutanye,
my ailorne", at hi" office 329 Wast 2o
Street. Albsny, Oregon, within six
morths from the date hereof.
Dated Albany, Oregon, Nov. 28, 1906
HKNHYC. J X'liSO.N".
L H. MOXTAXYE Admiuletralor.
Attorney lor Administrator.
The city election is in progress this
afternoon with a contest in each ward.
First J. L. Tomlinson and J. J. Whit
ney. Second b. A. Dawson and M. f.
Cameron. Third Wm. Hand and W.
S. Richards. A fair vote is being
polled.
The Senators and A. C. L. S. of Al
bany College will play a game of foct
ball on ihursday, JJi-c. l-j ior the
championship of the r.-ih-i!. The line
ups are being airar '.-. d tron.ising an
even contest, with lots ; ,-pirit.
At a meeting ot th Supreme Pyra
mid Builders Saturday ovi ning, at the
Reporter.
The Modern Travellers
The Modern Travellers met Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs. h. E.
Hamilton. Nineteen responded to the roll
' call, which is done with some short nar
ration of current events. a pleasing feat
ure. The session was of particular in
terest on account of a splendid narra
tion by Miss Flora Mason of some of
the events of her trip to Eurone.
fassing uiDraiter April 24, and arriv
ing at Naplei the 27th, just after the
eruption of Vesuvius she told in an
office of Dr. J.L. Hill. S. S.Spencer, of interesting wav about the things seen
Eugene, was elected peiTeiary to sue Uhoeo nn thrmio-h SuiiWorianrf a
ceed the original official, who has Germany into France and then En gl and
rpsirrnpd. nnn Dr. I:. W. l.nurn. nf F.n- i r..i i
gene was elected supreme pist pyramid
builder.
The Christmas opening of the Ladies
Bazaar Saturday evtning drew a big
crowd. The splendid display ot holiday
goods was admired and the fine music
furnished by Parson's orchejtr?, I n A'
bany young men's orcnestra, was
greatly appreciated.
Jack Leonard, after spending Sunday
at home, returned to Jeffeison this
morning io resume work on the S. P.
bridge, ln about ten days the bridge
will be permanently improved, so that
there will be no mure daner of high
water, the false work is already down.
It is not ptobaole that the S. P. will
again be delayed by this bridge being
in trouble.
Card of Thanks.
witn its wonaeriui Historical monu
ments, so full of interest for historical
students. Miss Mason had with hrr
several hundred pictures she had gath
ered on the way, which added to the
vividness of the illnstrations.
Miss Elizabeth Irvim read a well
prepared paper on French influence in
literature.
pro-
. . . . a liberal salarv. and in his
u. o. Acheson lett tnis atternoon tor ii ... .... : i.j : e .u
, . . . ... ..i . UUBtTEl W 1UUUL 1U1 LUIS UUUUtlUlllk: Ul 1.11V .t,.w.
0ja?.nitu0.??"Pts?"?'lti weak churches under him as well as to Annronriated by state
following
the Studebackcr Wagon Co., for whom
he will travel in the Northwest, proba
bly in this valley. His family will
probably remain in Albany.
Mr. William Barrett last evening was
tendered a dinner at his home by several
of.his friends in honor of his 28th birth
day, a live crowd of young men who
know a good thing. Those present were
Will, Ed. and John Barrett. Capt. F.
C. and Allen Stellmacher, Frank Wire,
and Frank G. Will.
A city case is one against Jas. Black
make stronger llu b'g churches in the
field. This was the Bishop's first visit
to Albany. He will be here again, and
is interested in seeing the Albany
church placed on iui feet.
for
game warden, expenses and
Grace Knighton.
We, the undersigned, wish to express
our heartfelt thanks to the many kind
deDUties $ 4,200.00
Balance from 1903 licenses... 10,3i5.15
190G licenses 19,521.00
Tottl $34,046.15
Salary game warden 1,200.00
Expenses 391.11
' Deputies 29,257 84
Balance $ 3,397.20
Tho game warden wants a county
' " L?ne.a?am3L,a.8' SI8" ".rr. r;;: :::;:..;""";;;,; w clerk fee for issuing licenses, a bounty
ourn ,uvBW)iig ' ne'B"uu, 7, '" "j u.'" "'i for cougars, wild cats and timber
?,narg,e.a Vln ' a'soraer.y conduct a r. evidence of
IWyal restaurant. IUI. piauvuuiii will ,ul uur uciuicu uouguw. o.a.v... winlutiin nnlnurftil fn hava mnr
Roval
defend his case, Mr. Craig will pay a
fine and Mr. Ramp has not yet been
apprehended.
L. D. Knighton and family.
violation, unlawful to have more than
ten birds in possession at once, a li-
cense upon trout fishermen to maintain
r.aa Tfninrhtnn rliorl fit. the home of tiatliAeu aulmnn trnnf uilh hnnLr at
Miss Ethel Crowder, of this city, is her Barents near Peoria on Nov. 25, of any time', ten days for disposal of game.
now at the head of district 7 in the lei-, typhoid fever, and her remains were repeal of law protecting beaver, re
egram's Jamestown contest and Albany ' jUrjei in the Albany city cemetery, duction of trout limit to fifty, now 125.
nprmlri ehnnld rpp that she remains 1 dl. . nr iho M V. ihnr.h
, , - - - - olio waa a uiciiiuci v. ntv .... ,
bi.v.b. ...las u.v.iuv. j J. SOUtn, a youil tauy ui djiichuiu (.iiaiui.-
hody knowing her, and ha crowd of ter ueloved by many. ,
friends here who h.ipe that fii 1 k'iuls at '
the end of the contest.
Dr. Mathews Dec. 5.
Through the medium of your paper
we desire to express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation to the many
friends for their kind assistance, sym
pathy and comforting words in this our
great trial and bereavement.
Eugene Palmer and Family.
High School Development.
University of Oregon Bulletin, Vol
ume 4, Number 1, State Systems of
High School Control, bv Henrv nnvirl-
wm son Sheldon, head department of Edu-
.! ti TT: .i . n
caLiuii ui. uiu university, witn a sta
tistical Study of Four-Year Hi.-h
Schools in Oregon, by George W. Hug.
The Bulletin trices the development
; ot ine ingri scnooi inrougn tne institu
i tion known to the New England settlers
i as the "grammar school," better de
signated today as the "Latin school,"
with the rise of ths "academy" during
the revolutionarv war an a nmtn.i
against tne classical formalism of the
uia L,nun scnjoi, to the formation
of the first American high school in
1821 in Boston, and the rapid growth
i nd development since-.
Big Tim Sullivan, of New Yjrk po
litical fame, has been in l'oi tl.in l. Sul
livan is unique. He has never drunk
liquor or smoked and yet. he owns forty
saloons in New York. He runs politics
like a business house, as soon aa one
election is over beginning on the next.
Geo. E. Cole was found dead in a
hotel in Portland last i ight. H j was
nostmaster at Corvallis in 1858. was a
delegate from Washington to Congiosi
in 1366, was governor of Washington
territory in 1368 and was postmaster at
Purtland. He has been a resident of
Fuirview, Wash., recently.
Salem's new city officers will be Gei
F. Rodgers mavnr, W. A. Monies re
corder, B. F. Meredith treasurer, L.
a. Gibson marshal, and k. E. Down
ing, Wm. Waldo, F. G. Haas, J. L.
Stockt m. A. Gesner, Gideon Stolz. .W.
S. Low, A. L. Eraser, Geo. B. Jacob,
J. F. Goode, E. C. Churchill, T. Green
baum, John Bayne, H. S. Radclih,
councilmen.
0ASTOELI
A KiNl Haffl ' !m0'
Firemen's Election.
At meeting's of fire companies last
night the following nominations were
, .u nr... . made for chief engine:r:
The second attraction in the "Church . Aibanv Enine . m. i
entertainment course" will take place
Wednesday evening, Dec. 5th at the M.
E church Rev.Mathews.D.D.of Seattle,
Wash.. a very brilliant man and eloquent
speaker will delivpr his noted lecture,
'The Girl, four square Lir.
Mathews was chosen to fill Mr. Jones
date. Many Albany people have heard
Dr. Mathews and commend him highly.
Everybody should hear this great man
in his best lecture.
Married.
William A. Cornish, advance agent
of the Big Orpheum Road Show, of
Seattle, and Miss Alberta Eckert. a
Oaughti-r of C. E. Eckert, of Lebanon,
were united in marriage last evening
at the home of and by Rev. G. W. Nel
son. They will reside in Scattl mil
will have the best wishesof many L nn
county friends- ot tne Driue.
N.
Chas.
McKee, the present assistant chief.
Liinn bngine Uo. Mo. z, . anK w.
Watson.
Rescue Hook and Ladder Co. and
Chemical Engine Co. No. 3 have not
yet met. Ihey will probably name an
ussistant.
Thos. Settlemicr, has onened a chir
opodist shop, near Second and Broad-
aibin xtreets, and he knows his busi
ness, doing good work.
Two pretty jewelry windows in Alb
any, none more tasty anywhere.
BRING IN vo.it ni l sou inn- machine
held. We will either repair it or take
t as part payment on a new one.
3teivart& Sox Hnw Co.
Ssan tU t I' Kind Yoa Han Hlwars