Albany
ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1910
.NO 1
VOL XLYI
Hot Tamalies
OYSTERS
at
THE CREST
Public Stenographer
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC
R.T.YATES
Special Thanksgiving Sale
A thin Bavaria China
Cup and Saucer for
15c at
MEISER & ME1SER
First National Bank
Building.
Home Phone
379
DOINGS OF PORTLAND'S
98 TO-DAY
TOE WORLD APPLE SHOW James Blakely of Brownsville
Along with a $400 Piano Free
Chambers
the
an
nounce
the
& McCune
first sale of
season commencing Saturday,
Nov. 26 j ending Dec. 10th.
Jas. A. Crabtree, an Oregon pioneer
and a Mexican war veteran, died at
I Portland recently.
I W. S. Risley will open a Tuesday law
I office at Jefferson, with headquarters
I at the Review office.
Medford is hustling for a one thou
sand membership in its commercial
club. Everybody is pushed into it.
Willam J. Clark, editor of the Gervais
Star for twenty years will dispose of
his Caner and mnvn tn Portland tn
1 reside
Washington, Oregon, O. A. C Idaho,
Pullman ana Whitman, is the order of
foot ball supremacy in tne conference
games.
Dec. 8 and 9 are the.dates of the state
dairymen's convention at tiugene. Eu
gene is ready for a thousand delegates
if they go.
Born in Lebanon on Saturday morn
ing Nov. 26, to lur. and Mrs. Frank
Will Be a Big Thing. Linn's Part.
An elaborate program has been pre
pared for the meeting of the Orecon
State Horticultural Society, at Portland
Nov. 30-Dec. 1 and 2. H.'C. Atwell is
president, F. W. Power, an Albany
college man, secretary, and the exhibits
committee consists of E. C Armstrong!
E. C. Roberts and J. O. Holt. There
is to be a big apple show and contest
with H. E Van Deman of Philadelphia
as the judge. Prominent speakers will
be Prof. Thornbarof Washington State
College, C. W. Wilmeroth of Medford.
Consul H. B. Miller. Prof. Peck of -the
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wright and
daughter. Miss Carrie, went to Browns
ville this morning for a birthday dinner
with Mrs. Wright's grandfather, James
Blakely, 98 today.
Mr. Blakely was born in Tennessee
Nov 26, 1912, at the time of a great
war, a membet of a sturdy family. In
1832 he. was in the famous Seminole
Indian war under General Jackson. In
1846 he came to Oregon settling at
Brownsville, since his home. His splen
did character has endeared him to all.
It is said that he has never used either
tobacco or liquor, a man of clean habits
an nis me.
Great Sale of 500
Misses and Children's Sample Coats. Siegels
entire sample line bought for 65c on the
dollar.
Watch for the Big Yellow Gircular, its being Distributed today.
makes W. A.Bodine, of this city, a f rand;
i tatner, ms nrst experience as such.
Allen E. Eaton, a standpatter, wants
to be speaker of the house of rcpre-
sentatives, and reports having thirty
I votes already; but probably not.
I The senttnce of Abe Ruff for four
j teen years in the pen has been affirmed
j and to jail he must go, an example that
( should have a good effect on the
, grafters of the country.
I The Democrat today received a Ittter
i from Japan about twenty feet long.
Some of the subjects covered aresocial
ism.baseball, the national assembly, the
political situation, tne new taritt.
Dr. Paine and C. S. Williams, promi
nent Eugene men, on their way home
from the Club were attacked by a burly
stranger. They fought back, whipped
tne ieiiow into a pulp until it tooK a
microcope to see what was left. The
fellow was allowed to go without ar
rest.
Chambers & McCune
Albany's Greatest Suit arc! Cloak House
CENTRAL
ADDITION
TO
ALBANY
This Addition has just been
placed on the market, and ow
ing to its every natural ad
vantage, is destined to become
THE residence district of Al
banv Only five minutes walk
from the Post Office. See us,
we can save you money.
COLLINS & TAYLOR, Ags.
132 W. 1st St. Albany, Or.
ALB4NY SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
In fruits, vegetables, sugar, nuts,
confection iry, wrapping paper, twine
and paper bags. ....
Cash paid for all kinds of poultry.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
and Golden Gate cement, Olympic lime,
Arden plaster. Get prices befjre buy
ing. Cash paid for eggs.
Foot Ferry Street, Albany.
Phones. Mnin 6 Bell, 3 Hume.
M. Senders &Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, cement,
roofing, paper, fire hrick, pressed
brick, garden and field seeds, hay,
grain. Hour. M. SKND3RS & Co;
Both Phones 4S. 435 West first bt.
Shingles.
Made in Albar.v my .no 1 Edg Grain
the BEST in the market. Various
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards.
Every hunch branded with my name.
Look t'r it. Examine these shingles
before buying elsewhere.
t. A. THOMPSON.
W use n Hrv kiln.
ream Ian
"THE SHOW OF QUALITY"
Direction People's Amusement Company, Portland, Ore.
Program changes Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
Matinees Daily 2:o0 to o.
Night shows 7:30 to 10:30.
McKcnzie Merry
in a screaming
farce
Running for Office
2 Specialties
3 new pictures
PROGRAM:
Thursday, Dec. 1st, ?10
Each person will receive a program on entering to
be filled out for the evening. Prices regular.
For I uiUiing. ornamental purposes, n
rap, tilling, etc. ,
S imp t . Sen.iurs A Co s store.
VY. L. COim, K D . i hone, r.ome
w c-v.l d.-liv
shell m t'c-1
Wood trA
.1 t" all I'ariH nf city on
t a S
Fcr Groceries, Pro-
. " m cx.ee, crockery ana
Novels.
ia h n1JAn. : t .
O. A. C W. K. Newell. E. L. Smith UnVhU 7.- "'i" '
SetUemier. In the 5 minute talks is i excellent health justify the belief that
Lln.n county has a . he will Ho this with several more years
good disnlay already there. ! on top of it.
The Albanv committee. ('.. H Rtpw.i
at, W. A. Eastburn and F. M. Frerch! -
m cnarge ot the exhibit from hen
appointed E. O. Roberta to look
it, ana it will be in his charge.
Safley a girl, weight 10 pounds. Ths 1 10 charge of the exhibit from here have! See the new polishes top Cresent
aiur Range Bt $4o.uu at
I Hulburt Ohling Hardware Co's.
The Tramp Organist,
I High school badees and pins that are
I very attractive See them at F. M.
French & Son's Jewelry Store.
Elite Choco-
Fresh oysters any style Hot Lunches
morning, iNoon or night,
te.Shop.
F G. WILL.
lor Watches
The Mexican Revolution.
The plot of William B. Gray's famous
pastoral play, "The Volunteer Organ
is," which is booked for Alhnnv Vlnn.
day night revolves around a broad mind
ed young clergyman who falls in love
with the tavern-keeper's daughter, and i
who is man enough to stand by the I
woman he loves in spite of all the petty
uuuuymjucB ami worries cast upon mm
by his congregation. The elimn ia
reached when the organist and choir re-;
fuse to take part in the church services i I D A 1 V
unless the young woman resigns from 1 "'Ofl I 'I I
me cnoir. ine minister calls for a
volunteer organist, and a tramp, who; ... , .
has been hanging around the village for Mondav, November. 28th
some time, responds to the invitation I
and plays. The tramp turns out to be ; TXJF
a long lost brother of the clergyman' I I"! P.
. .., ,.cu uu. tu nil uo-
serving of it while the wicked are
shown the error of their ways.
Big Thanksgiving sale. 20 per cent
off on dinner sets. The Variety Store,
313 1st Street.
0PKRA HOUSE
Douglas, Texas. Nov. 25. Francisco,
Madero, leader of the Mexican revolu
tionist, is now reported not wounded,
but instead marching on Mone'ova with
a well equipped army, said to number
FINE HAIR BRUSHES. We
have just received a large shipment
of Howard's tine hair brushes, the
best made in America. We sell them
6000 men. News thaf Madero was'F yaii anu see tne line. iSurk
wpunded, is said to naye been inspired j nart Lce
by Mexicae officials, .to discourage the ---
revolutions. This was the report sent Stewarts: Siix Hard
ty ice revolutionists acrossitne, Doraer i just received a stock
todav
It is stated, both Madero's infantry
and cavalry are excellently equipped.
Andirons. Call and
assotmentis full.
rare Co have
the latest ir.
select while the
Empire Photoplay
TONIGHT.
"A Tout's Rememberance." Pic-j
tures dealing with racing are always ;
interesting, and when it is not posed, j
but is made from actual scenes on'
the track, it is all the more so. The ;
track here represented is Jaurcz, Mex
ico. actual occurrences being rcpro-
duced. The heart interest is worked ;
out through a love story in which the j
revenge oi a would-be sport plays a ;
part.
"A Leap for Life." A drama of un- j
unal merit, thrilling to the extreme, !
with exciting situations throughout. ,
"A Cold Storage Romance." A dc- j
lightful comedy, in which an egg in
cold storage plays a very prominent I
part. I
"My Friend, the Doctor." A snap- j
pv comedy in which the Selig players ;
fully maintain their reputations as
laugh producers. The Dr. is an in- ,
teresting individual developing some
amusing traits. '
Illustrated Song 'Wait tin we
Gather in the Golden Corn." By Miss
Crosno and Mr. Rolfe.
Admission 10 cents.
20 per cent off on dinner sets this
week at the Variety Store, 313 W. 1st
Street.
VOLUNTEER
ORGANIST
By Wm. B. Gray, with the World's
Greatest Boy Sopranos, including
Willie Golden the Boy with the
Angel Voice and a Disting
uishsd Cast of Players.
Unanimously Endc rsed by the Pulpit,
Tub'ic and Press.
A PLAY OF INTENSE .HUMAN
INTEREST.
PRICES:-5c, 50c, 75c, S1.00. Seat
sale opens Saturday, Nov. 26.
REMEMBER
The rromium sale 3till cihtiiuo?.
to ihe
Urin:r in your red envelopss
Both Phones
Main 53
COMPAQ
337 West 1st.
Ablany, Or
DOOLEY'S GROCERY
The Electric.
Good GroceriesFairPricesPrompt Service
The three cardinal points of this business.
TJJa haon nit ilnir-i tn vnnr nnrrnrnirp nn thp fnfr that- u ootl nnhi ilftC
GOOD GROCERIES and our PRICES ARE FAIR and our SE KV1C
PROMPT,
A safe place lo trade, surely- for we aim to carry a big stock of
wanted goods and appreciate the trade every customer we have
to the extent of persucal service.
Pictures change Sunday,
and Friday.
Admission 5 cents.
Tuesday
C0PELAND AD MARSHALL
LUMBER COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
LUMBER.
House and Barn Bills a Specialty. M ill situated two miles east of Knox
Butte, near Santiam River.
WOULD YOU
b 1 UNk Marshall & Lobaugh
Would you give 60c or 75c for good U. S. Gold Dollars ???
It amounts to practically the same thing when you buy good clean up-to-date
dependable footwear at a saving of from 25 to 40 per cent. And that's exactly what you
can do it you take advantage of Stoltenberg's Closing Out Sale All shoes are selling
at whoksale prices and you cm buy the newest styles in high class footwear for less
sy than you would'pay for shoes of the commonest sort elsewhere. .
vai; 334 First St.
J. D. E
Ellis.