Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912, August 05, 1910, Page 1, Image 1

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    Albany
Democrat
Xf T
VOL XLVI
ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY AUGUSTS :viO
-J-
1910 Indians
Baltimore Gun & Bicycle Works have
just received a new 1910 model Indian.
The new Cradle spring fork, mechanical
oiler and Ridlg stand makes the Indian
the machine of the hour.
The Indian has held 90 per cent of all
records for the last nine years
Call and receive' demontration.
MUST BE ABOVE" SUSPICION. '
Kidney and bladder ailments are so
serious in their consequences, and if
unchecked so often fatal that any rem
edy offered for their cure must be
above suspicion. Foley Kidney Pills
contain no harmful drugs, and have
successfully stood a long and thorough
test. Woodworm Drue L-o.
SPECIAL
99c
SPECIAL
- For a set of Mrs. Pott's Cold Handle
Sad Irons with stand at
Meiser & Meiser
TO
D A Y
is the
SHOE DAY
at the
MAGE SALE
PAIR
A PAMPHLET
ON TAXATION.
The Democrat has received a copy of
a pamphlet published by W. G. Eggles
ton, and A. i. Cridge and W. S.
U Ren, on the subject of taxation, be
ing an advocacy ot the land tax values
instead of the present system It cov
ers 117 pages, and is headed by the
the American flag and ends with a pic
ture of a red dagger reeking with blood,
entitled "The Oregonian, Lest We For"
get." A table is given showing how
much would be saved under the land
tax system. For instance, the assess
ment in Linn county would be $4,758,618
on farmers land, $7,619,395 on specula-
a miius, o(, lau on improvea city
lots, the same on speculator's city lots
! and $2,077,263 on franchise corporations,
a total of $15,710,857, against $25,315,
880 under the present system, under the
proposed system buildings, stock, im
plements, improvements, and all per
: sonal things being exempt. The spec-
ulatrs and corporations would thus pay
! $218,460 taxes and the farmers and
owners of improved city lots $114,083.
To.al $332,755. Merchants would pay
nothing on their goods, and money loan- j
ers nothing on their monev, and per
haps they don't anyway. In short it is
Q cinrvla , . ."
viiigic iua UlUlIieilL in luvur Ul u
couple numbers to be voted on at the
coming election. -
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
. The deer season will open next Mon
day, when only bucks may be shot
The cities of the U. S. owe $1,718.
000,000, of which New York City owes
40 per cent. It is terrific.
I The Review says work is to be begun
within sixty days on an electric line
from Roseburg to Coos Bav.
O. P. Coshow, of Roseourg, has been
urged to become a candidate for Gov
ernor on the democratic ticket.
John F. Stevens is to be the big man
in the Hill system. He is now slated
for the presidency of the North Bank.
Wall Vnmr. r ,f H, t .
. u'&v vv. linn, vita lam lu, in
... 1 .:i r i
TROUBLE OF
THE C. & A:
Attorney General Crawford, R. U
Commissioner Campbell and Engineer
Earl yesterday went to Corvallis to
inspect the Corvallis and Alsea ra Iroad,
i.i respose to a complaint made to the
commiaainnAra It- ia .l.im .un .
IS not in flhnna fn,. taffi nf I j
So far it has been used simply as a loci
ging road, with a car for passengers
running almost any old time, never
retTUlarlv. Thn nonnla man- l.:J
. ' . , - r-"!"" ".. owihc nuiu
of a time-card service and the road bed
iimue utile.
It is a Samnl of Pnilfnarta liufH
small capital, with more grit than
money. President Carver haa certainly
been a stayer to do as much as he has.
Roseburg's laying.
For Women's $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords and Pumps, in Patent Kid, Patent Colt Vici
ana uun Metal. '
Every pair new this season. All sizes and all widths. See big- Window Disolav
.98c Pair for choice of over 300 pairs of Misses, Boys and Children's Oxfords, Pumps
and Sandals worth up to $2.25, in Patent Kid, Tan, Vici and Gun Metal. All sizes tips
io. xl very pair new tms season.
89c Pair-Bare Foot Sandals,
the best' there is made. All
sizes at 89c pair.
48c Pair for Babies and Chil
dren's one-strap Sandals, siz
es 2 to 6.
umu! jna Kummage wiin the crowd, livery counter and tahle filler! wit-h:
odd lots and broken assortments with the price marked in plain figures I
ouus, jais, u.i esses arm nais are selling quick ana last. I
Chambers & McGune
Albany's Greatest Suit ard Cloak House
A Little Hire Buj.
Lebiinon E. A. '
As Jos. Smith oni) r.
were going into Albany this forenoon, I
aner aoing some worK on the Albany
canal, they found smoke issuing from a
InrfTA niln nf vail-nail tins
the city, and upon investigating found
mat Bomeor.e nad kindled a hro under
the pile just a few moments before
All the kindling had not yet burned,
and if they had happened ulong just a
little sooner they might have caught
the "firebug." Maybe it was the work
of some tramp who had been put off
a train.
Over on Nye Creek.
Albany people having property at
tne cay, at lease some 01 tnem, are
getting it in the neck, pehaps more
correctly, in the pocketbook, at Nye
Creek; Newport. One man's outhouse
was cleaned up and a bill of $33 pre
sented and paid. All property owners
are required to connect with the new
water system and pay for water six
months a year, though only there a
month or two. Summer resort property
comes high.
vicKuii siaveo on unni sept. i. in i uen a stayer to do as much as he has
stead it should have begun several years . and it is to be hoped the matter is fixed
"SO. I upj for the road leads into a sni-Unn
T.G.Carlisle, former secretary of Wortny of settlement.
tl.O tanni.H.. .,J.- .1 I -
uiroauij, uiiuaH cuuuiuuce IOr 106 1
presidency, ii lying on his death bed in I
New York. . , , I
! Jasper Ernest Babbington and Ada The Loader: When the Citv romu.il
Z&Ztf&X mfofeSbS zPo
ald
o license ana were married. I prescribed mutually agreed to 13 or
borne races have been in progress at more blocks on their own account
Oorvailis this week, nearly all running many wise men in their own estimation.
matches. The Gazette-Times says kicked. '
there has been a good deal of beefing All the same the-work is being done
and that two hundred present have en- Those who have been hay-makers and
joyed the jowering, wnich is what they sending their hay abroad are now sell
pay their money to hear, ingat home; those who have beef, veal,
Charley Nickel, former editor of the iff3i chickens or eggs for sale, only
Jacksonville Times, has completed his nave to come to Roseburg to find a
sentence of imprisonment at McNeill's ready market. ... '
ibiuiiu ana is now at nome again. His '"f lvo mings prove tnese tacts:
sentence was reduced several niontes by Rof eburg is becoming . a greater city,
good behavior. . . and is treating her farmers with an
A young woman taken to a certain
open hand and lengthy purse. ,
$3.50 anj $4 00Oxford8 at' 1.98 pair
Dreamland.
"THE SHOW OF QUALITY"
nd Golden uate cement, Olympic lime, THrr-tinn D,i-i. A .. . r "
Arden piaster. Get prices before buyl , Section People s Amuseme nt Company, Portland, Ore.
ys.aiii uwgw i ucMiay , rnaay and Sunday
Prices Adults 10c, Children 5c.
Matinees Daily 2:30 to 5. Night shows 7:30 to 10:30.
ALBANY SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
In fruits, vegetables, sugar, nuts,
confectionary, wrapping paper, twine
.and paper bags.
Cash paid for all kinds of poultry.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
me,
Cash paid for eggs.
Foot Ferry Street, Albany.
Phones, Main 6 Bell, 3 Home,
M. Senders & Co,
' (INCORPORATED,) , I
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, cement, '
roofing, paper, fire brick, pressed
DricK, garaen ana neia seeds, nay,
grain, flour. M. Sendhrs & Co.
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Ti , SAVEDABY THE FLAG
Thrilhng with interest. An exciting and absorbing story.
R B. IVlayberry, Drayman
Heavy and light hanling. Piano
moving :a specialty. Piano and organs
boxed for shipping Piano boxes for
sale. Wood for sale, cord wood or 16
inch wood.
Office with Lion & Benton Real Es
tate Co . 236 West 1st.
Residence 713 Montgomery St. Both
Phones.
WILSON'S FIFE'S COUNTENANCE
A novel comedy, bubbling with humor.
tlAVL V0UK aiUttts
CLEANED AND PRESSED
THE CLEANER,
CUMMING3 & GILBERT
f.O W 1st St. Beli Phone black 273
Home phone 196
, , , THE RANCHMEN'S FEUD
Another Western d r ma oyer fl o wi S witH heart interest, sparkling with
Bright, clever situations. 1 wlln
' , THE HOUSE ON THE HILL
5naPPX story of atlnture:mmjreplete with mystery and ac
. c . UNITED STATES LIFE SAVING DRILLS '
...,a viguanL .uiu in-run; pan oimeii ot the Coast
interesting series of drills.
an exceedingly
I
TRAVELOGUES Marine Views
MISS EDYTH E NEILSON
Singing "All the I'r etty Girls in Town.'
Palmer's
l HE GilUiN
Dairy
RULE.
Delivers m'lk and cream to any part oi
the citv. Prices reasonable. Jersey
cows with best of care. Both Phones. 536 E. First St., Albany, Oregon
: HERE !T IS. i8N
5 he UonaGas Lamps
v.ii,:apcr mm nny cttisr liht
me criain and it lights instantly
Home Phone. See Schoel
I'uli
Bros.,
Of'ice
H"T V.
h.uvy !,nd Paht hauling,
pianuj a specialty.
0.,
LITTLE r
money;;; . ';.;.;
In your pockets is a good thing,
but money in real estate is better.
:. . ;
You Are. Invited to Look Into These
, Bargains.
No Trouble to Show Property.
108. 100 acres, 50 acres in crop,
6 acre.? onion land, 10 acres pasture,
and timber, orchard, apples, pears,
berries, grapes, 9-room house, 3 barns,
blacksmith outfit;- water power, feed
mill, farm fully equipped with ma
chinery. Price $5,250. Terms.
207. 54 acres 5 miles of Albany, all
in crop except 7'acres timber and pas
ture, 10 acres orchard, springs, also
well at house, new barn, the finest
building site in grove of trees, can see
the heights in Albany and Corvallis.
Price $5,400. Terms.
50. 87 acres 5 miles from Albany,
all in crop and seeded, pasture, creek
through place, windmill, water piped
to house and barn, new buildings,
family orchard. Garden, berries. $100
per acre. Terms.
61. 84 acres at R. R. station, 5
miles from Albany, all under cultiva
tion, grain, garden, family orchard,
windmill, good buildings. Price $9,000.
I lerms. I
I 83. 10 acres 2 miles from Albany,
i new 7-room house and barn, 7 acres
crop, 3-4 acre orchard, 3-4 acre bcr
i ries, 3 acres pasture and timber. A
fine home. $3,500.
97. 5 acres '2 mile from Albany,
fair house of 5 rooms, loganberries,
gooseberries, currants, not far from
I the $50,000 high school building. Price
! $2,500. , Terms.
j 44. 300 acre stock farm, 50 acres
I grain, 50 acres saw timber, cruise.
I 3,000,000 feet per acre, 2 good' orch
ah -.. inn n ...
springs on all parts of farm. Modern
new 8-room house, water piped from
spring, 2 good barns 36x40 and 35x45,
1 mile to school, 6 miles to good
town. R. V. D., telephone anil milk
route, 100 acres bottom land. 150 acres
rolling, fine for orchard. Price $11,
000 Terms.
767 15 acres Vt miles from live
town, fine river bottom land, good
.hor.se, barn and out buildings. 2ls
acres in garden, balance pasture, eas
ily cleared. Finest of soil for any
thing. Price 2.600. Terms.
67. 94 ncrei. 7-room house. 40 acres
nlow hind. 5 aere orchard. 20 :irr' i
bcaverdam land, mile to school, 6
miles from live town. Price $40 per
acre.'
115. 5 acres, all in bearing prunes,
u-'v r,oi'..-e ;j;hi chicken house,- nil
I -.villi rH-!-'.: t-iwI wire, 2
nhvaieinn in PnrllanH h ha. '1 I
on the opemttag Tablelrom the anae ahe RSmmaSa0'
thetie before the onerntinn ,. ?L,'"!Kurama8fl bale'
f. j j .er r . . ... uuc
auiiucu, auu huw mere is trouDie in
the office of the physician, who tried to
have the matter hushed up. A good
many young girls in this world need
chaperones all the time.
Erwin vv ider, the man who robbed
the New York bank,' of which he was
cashier, of 600,000,.yesterday after a
desperate hunt of about a week, -was
captured in a restaurant, where he was
quietly having a meal, only a short dis
tance from the Dank hb robbed. , These
ew lork detectives are imrneise fel
lows on paper.
Chambers &
LECTRI
THEATRE
G
THE EMPIR E
TONIGHT. ;
Pictures:
1. Macbeth (Pathe drama)
1. The Uttie Fiddler (Edison-drama)
8. The Family ..Feud
Comedy) '
:AsH Effie
(Vitagraph
Illustrated Song: ",' : '
4. Anywhere, by MissCrosno.
Admission 10 cts. , ' , ' '
Children 6 cts.
Complete change Sunday.
Admission 10 cents.
, The fighting Parson, a swell comedy.
' The Curse of (?nmhltntr. a vorv otrnnir
i a, - j - - -
'drama.'
i Song: When Love comes stealing into
you Heart, sung by Miss Nickerson.
, Change of program tomorrow.;
REMOVAL SALE
August 1st we will move to 337 First St., next door to Flood's Store
and in order not to move so much cookery and chinawarc and tj avoid
breakage we will for the next two weeks sell every"ntag't a bfe discount
Both Phones
Main 53
m
11 223 West.:
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numiiy, ur
WM. BAIN. President. p. d, GILBERT. V. P
H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.
ALBANY STATE BANK
We issue drafts available in any part of the United States or :
Europe. We also issue Travelers' Checks, which can be used in
this country or abroad, and furnish the best means of carrying
funds while traveling. We shall be glad to explain their safety and '
convenience to you at any time. 1 :
Safety, deposit boxes for rent.
C0PELAND AMD MARSHALL
LIMBER C0V1PAMY
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
House and Barn Eills a Specialty. Mill silllatcd tw0 miIcg of
Butte, near Santiam hiver.
A. tinward. Both nvU fr.:m Alirmy. Mc-I chick.
phone black 225 ' pn - r -lion. Prir" Sim T.Tin.
I ALl? ANY REAL ESTATE CO.
Moving ( Si.uc li.m'i lusildi:.;,-, tj.stairs.
Setter's Go the 1 5 lues.
For 10- and I5c.
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