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Albany
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ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY OCTOBER il. 1910
Democrat
Hot Tamalies
OYSTERS
at
THE CREST
PUBIC STENOGRAPHER;
AND j
NOTARY PUBLIC
R. T. YATES I
Fir9t National bank
Building.
Home Phone
379
The Ruby Blend Coffee
That Made Albany Famous at
MEISER & MEISER
The Busy Big Store You hear so Much About
FATAL AUTO
ACCIDENT.
Portland, Oct. 14. -In a collision be
tween a Street car and her nutnmnhilo
Dr. Edna D. Timms, a well known phy
i sicmn of this city, was almost instant
ly killed tonight. Her chaffeur was
I painfully but not dangerously injured.
The car struck the automobile at the
intersection of Nineteenth and Flanders
street and the force of the impact was
so great that the machine was hurled
nearly fifty feet, and Dr. Timms' body
several feet farther. Moterman Ray-
uum aiiu ionauctor Miner 01 tne street
car were arrested on a charge of man-
. slaughter, but later were released on
j their own recognizance.
BABY and CHILDREN DAYS
Thursday und Fr'daj This Week
Grand Opening and Display of Children's and Babies'
PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS
For the first time in Albany, we inaugurate a Grand
Opening and Display for the Little Folks.
We most earnestly request your presence on this occa
sion, it will do your eyes good to gaze upon the beautiful
creations of Stylish Head Wear for Little Tots. They are
all Patterns direct from "Steinthal's", New York, who's
i line is as exclusive and famous for children as Gage's Hats
are for women.
Bring the children, try them on, you will agree with
us, they are the most beautiful styles you ever laid your
eyes upon.
At this time we also call your attention to our many
other lines of Babies' and Children's Wearing Apparel,
such as Coats, Sacques, Boottees, Leggins, Sweaters, Un
derwear, Hosiery and last but not least, our New Stork ,
Goods Department.
Good Meetings.
The democratic candidates are hav
ing good meetings on their tour of the
county. At Brownsville the audience
was a good one and the best of atten
tion was given each candidate. At
Holly they met a large crowdof voters.
At Sweet Home they had an old fash
ioned democratic meeting, the crowd
being large and full of enthusiasm.
fair sized audiences meithem at
Waterloo and Sodaville. The most pro
nounced sentiment at all these meet
ings among democrats and republicans
alike is opposition to assemblyism and
assemDiy candidates, mere is a dispo
sition shown among anti assembly re
publicans and democrats to vote for
anti-assembly candidates. For that
reason democrats will vote for T. B.
Kay, anti-assembly republican, for
state treasurer, Mr. Bingham anti-assembly
republecan, candidate for joint
senator for Linn and Lane counties,
and for Voore and McBride for su
preme judges. Anti-assembly republi
cans in large numbers will vote for
West for governor and Slater and King
for supreme judges. There is much in
dependence among the voters.
SYN0IK4CTS.
The $200,000 College Fund En
dorsed and President Crooks
Starts After It.
At Pendleton yesterday Albany Col
lege was the theme, and the synod of
A STRIKING
ACCIDENT.
Mr. John Watson, father of Mrs. W.
S. Duncan, the new Albany florist, met
with a very peculiar accident this morn
ing, and fortunately he is alive. He
was sitting on a barrel in the rear of
tne Preshyterii.n church in charge of , the store, when one of the employees
its worjc, woke up some and passed a , of the Holt market came out with a 22
resolution endorsing tne movement fori calibre gin and shot a chicken just
a $200,000- fund for the college. Pres. ' tnrough the fence, not noticing Mr.
Crooks, delighted with the actioi., at Watson. The ball struck something
once started for the east to raise the; and glanced up hitting Mr. Watson in
money. There are wealthy Presbyter-! the shoulder, where it lodged. Ha
ians in Oregon who ought to give that went tj the office of Dr. Wallace,
much alone, and perhaps the eastern where the X-ray was put on his shoul
people will say so. jder, but the bullet was evidently be-
The action is very pleasing after a , hind a bone and could not be located,
long delay of over forty years, in which' Mr. Watson is 70 years of age, but no
a oeggariy support nas oeen given the , serious result is anticipated.
cui?ge
The synod ordered $2500 raised at
once for general expenses.
Chambers & McGune
Albany's Greatest Suit ard Cloak House
A man and wife passed through the
city today in their automobile on their
wa to Portland from St Paul, Minn.,
coming up through California.
A silver tea service is to be given
away at the Dreamland on Thursdav
night. The set is on ex! tuition in Will's
Jewelry Store. '
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
D. V, S. Reid, a farmer Albanv
teacher, was nominated by the demo
crats for state engineer, but did not
accept.
J. F. Venner has sold his drug store
at Brownsville to A. Crand&ll recently
of Ohio. Mr. Venner has run the store
81 years.
Senaior Chamberlain 'n Linn Co.
Lebanon, Friday. Oct. 28 at 2 p. m.
Albany, Friday, Oct. 28 at 7:30 p. m.
Shedd, Saturday,. Oct. 23 at 2 p. m.
Brownsville, Saturday Oct 29, at 7:30
p. m.
Everybody invited to attend these
meetings. Ladies are especially invited.
State W. C. T U.
The State W.C.T.U. closed its annual
meeting at Salem yesterday, the best
yet. The talks of Mrs Armor made a
wonderful impression, and there were
others of great torce. The old officers
were elected and about the same com
mittees. ,
A feature was the public parade, long
and enthusastic. An incident showed
the lowness of the saloon element. A
bum spit tobacco juice in the face of ,a
prominent woman, who thanked him.
The man was arrested, and a brewer
paid the tine. A public auto could not
be secured for the speakers, the pro
prietors being afraid to furnish them,
and two of them once obtained deserted
their job.
ALBANV 0PERV HOUSE
Wednesday,
Public Speaking.
THE EMPIRE
: TONIGHT.
S. Cubmarine 'Salmop'."
"The U,
'The .largest submarine in the world.
!,:.. no x.. :.. i .i. i r .. -..I Kiven
,7, "B "." L'."i ",'V ' :um "A "-""V- Atheys and Miss
lished act( rs iwl
Hon. Oswald West, democratic can
didate for Governor and Turner Oliver, '
democratic candidaid for Secretary of
Stato will speak at j
Scio, Novemlierl.it at 11 o'clock a. m.
Lebanon, " " " 2 " p. m.
Albany, " " 7;30 " p. m. !
Ha'sey, 2nd " 2 " p.-m. '
Harrlsburg, 7:"0 " p. rr.
Oct. 19
ifflZOM
Albany people i. iu.
given some excellent
INVESTMENTS. " -
No. 164 New S-room house, lot West
Albany. Price $950.00.
C. H. New 6-room house, 2 lots.
West Albany, Price $1000.00.
No. 119. Good 8-room house, 2 lots,
East Albany. Price $1050.00.
No. 136. Two corner lots, East front,
new barn, West Albany. Price $750.
No. 135. Good 6-room house, lot 66x
110, West Albany. .Price $1275.00.
No. 1194. Good 8-room house, cor
ner lot, east front, West Albany.
Price $1150.00.
No. 130. Fine lot, close in, sewer,
water, best location, at a bargain.
No. 143. 2 lots good house, East Al
bany. Price $1600.00.
....Own your own house. You cannot
aflord to pay rent at above prices.
Ket located winter will soon be here.
FRUIT, DAIRY AND STOCK
RANCHES.
No. 162. 10 acres Vi miles out; ap
ples, peaches, grapes, cherries, ber
ries, all kinds. 7-room house, barn,
chicken house; at snap price.
No. 163. 160 acres all in cultivation,
fine 9-room house, barn, windmill.
$80.00 per acre.
No. 161 3lA acres Vi miles out, at a
bargain.
, C. 350. 283 acres, , 8-room house, 3
acres orchard, barn. : $25.00 per acre.
Stock ranches, 800 to 1201) acres,
houses, barns, and fenced. Prices
range from $15.00 to $25.00 per acre.
Call at my office, for safe, sound, con
servative buy. 40 years residence in
Albany, I know all conditions. Best
automobile service. Bell Phone 240-R.
Home Phone 434.
JAS. F. POWELL,
130 Broadalbin Street
ALBANY SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
In fruits, vetetabler, sugar, nuts,
confection ry, wrapping paper, twine
and paper bag?.
Cash paid for all kinds of poultry.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
and Golden uate cment, Olympic lime,
Arden plas:er. Get prices befjre buy
ing. Cashpaid fr eggs.
foot Ferrv Street, Albany.
Fhor.es, Miin 5 Bell, 3 Home.
Dr eam land.
"THE SHOW OF QUALITY" "
Direction People's Amusement Company, Portland, Ore.
Program changes Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
Prices Adults 10c, Childr en Sc.
Matinees Daily 2:30 to 5. Night shows 7:30 to 10:30.
370 tons ' displacement. She
equipped with port and Starboard gas
oline engines of 8 cylinder type, capa
ble of developing 200 hoursc-powcr
each. The film shows the "Salmon"
at close range, running on surface,
submerging by water ballast, making
"porpoise" dives, and running' sub
merged so far that only, the tops of '
the periscopes arc visible. Taken
from an accompanying boat in a fairly j
rough sea, the effect is thrilling, be- .
sides giving one a good idea of what
iiniuim nuve been
comedy bv the
andeville, accomp.
nleasinir neonle A
ood business was1 done by this popular
America's Greatest Play '
Beautifully Staged. Vigorously Acted
A Ftartling Talo, Vivbly Portrayed.
Presented by a Carefully
Selected Company.. .
j PRICKS 2dc, 50c, 75c, and $1.00. -
WOOD TO bum;
ONLY A DREAM--By Athey Man
derville & Athey.
screaming
Mr. Lynton Athey in a
specialty.
Pictures--A Big Scrap, Heart of Sioux,
Simple Mistake.
20c
Uncle Sam" is doing in the navy 1
yards. I
"The Moths and the Flame." A ,
comedy, wherein three pretty girls,
their father an old artist and a violin- I
ist figure, with funny situations '
throughout. 1
"An Appeal from the Prairie." This ;
American Pathe is one that warms the
heart and gives one a vivid idea of the
conditions among the Red Men. It '
is a picture full of pathof, love and
all the essentials necessary '.n making
a thoroughly good picture. j
"In Life's Cycle." Biogrnph Drama,
a beautiful story, well told, of a young
motherless girl, thoughtlessly giving
up her home, only to regret it. A
beautiful sermon. .
Illustrated Song "When a Boy
from Old New Hamoshirc Loves a '
Girl from Tennessee." Miss Crosno.
Complete change tomorrow. i
Admission 10 cents.
61000 ZVfVfttf
FIRST FALL SHOWING OF PYROGRAPHY.
The largest showing of wood to burn and burning outfits ever shown in
Albany, with prices that are right. Start now on your Xmas presents.
See the new jewelled and tinsel work. The articles are of three-ply bass
wood for the interesting carving and gouge work. Dozens of catchy de
signs made expressly for this .work. We have some beautiful pieces com
pleted showing this different work.
f Our pyrograpl-.ic stock includes new arrivals in skins, outfits, panels, :
jncedlcs, boxes, bulbs, in all the newest and most up-to-date designs. Come 1
in and let us show you these beautiful novelties.
WOOD WORTH DRUG CO.
The Electric.
Change days Sunday.
Thursday and Saturday.
Tuesday,
' 1. "Fantastic furniture" A com
jed.
2. "An Unexpected Servant" An
i other comedy. Come and enjoy a laugh.
3 "A Dainty Politician." A drama.
, When a pretty girl outwits an office
i seeker.
Admission only 5 ctp,
DOOLEY'S GROCERY
"Your'e safe at this store"
That'B the point we're making
No matter how little or how much you buy here, wo want
to feel SURE that every purchaie will satisfactory TO Y'jU
we'll do all in our power to make il so!
What more can you expect or ask of your groce:?
Try us and see.
Ladies
Skajte
THURSDAY NIGHT there will be a LADIESJSKaTE.
The rin't will be lit to rep'esent moonlight and a specialty
will be made of couples only.
TUESDAY afternoon, "will be reserved for LADIES
ONLY.
Thursday and Saturday evenings
Admissiod 10c.
Skates 25c
9
M. Senders &Co
(INCORPORATED.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster. c;ment,
roofing, paper, lire BricK. pressed
Marshall
a. h
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grit' &ea Complete Lines of Crockery, Chins, G
rtnth Phones 18. 4 Wont. hint -
fessware, Groceries.
Would you give 60c or 75c for good U. S. Gold Dollars ???
ft amounts to practically the same tiling when you buy good clean tip-to-date
dependable footwear at a saving of from,25 to 40 per cent. And that's exactly what vou
can do if you take advantage of Stoltenberg's Closing Out Sale All shoes are selling
at wholesale prices and you can buy the newest styles in high class footwear for less
money '.han you would p y for shots of the commonest so-t elsewhere.
W. F. JONES.
Vctcrinsiy Surgeon.
Office at Farmers Feed Stnhlo.
Phones 200-K, Bell; Home 1285.
and the best line of Tea and Coffee in Albany, at Stelter's,
205 W. 2nd Street.
mr snoe More
33-! First St