Democrat
Albany
ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 13 1911
NO 24
VOL XLY1
Hot Tamalies
OYSTERS
at
THE CREST
B. MOORE;!
en feed. 2nd & Jackson street
foi flour, hay, feed
25t
WOOD SAWING-?
or phone 3692 black Home, 456-Y Pacific.
NEW
We have just received a ship
ment of German Steins, a fine
assortment. At
MEISER & MEISER
DIANA
WATCH FOR THE BIG WHITE ENVELOPE AT YOUR DOOR
THE GREATEST
OF ALL
CLEARANCE
S
The Annual Merchandise Event of Albany
OPENS
SATURDAY MORNING
AT9 0;CLOCK
Interested Many Albany People.
There was a very large audience at
i the M. E. church last niRht to see and
hear Diana NcNeil, the adopted cnna
of Lizzie McNeil, a former Albany
teacher, on her way to Chicago to train
for work back' in her native coun
try, Liberia. Her career is is an inter
esting Jone, showing what Christian
culture will do. Picked up, almost
wild, by Miss McNeil she has developed
into a splendid character, though as
black as it is possible for a person to be,
1 and excites interest wherever she is.
J. S. Van Winkle made the introduct
ory speecn, telling or me cnnonoou ui
Miss McNeil, out in the country, not
far from his own home, and her life of
sacrifice for a great cause, leaving the
story of Diana for herself, which she
told, in excellent language, simply and
imnrpasivelv: the bieness of Africa and
its resources, her own native home, the
advent of Miss McNeil, and the grad
ual hold of her Christian life upon the
natives, among others herself. Now
she will go back herself into the dark
continent, and help to bring light and
i good cheer to her people, steeped in
1 ; rivof tnbi.x a torn vpnra
special training course in Chicago, giv
ing her life for others.
A North Albany Case,
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD
ALES
WATCH FOR THE BIG CIRCULAR AT YOUR DOOR FRIDAY
Chambers & McCune
Albany 's Leading Cloak and Suit Store.
Corvallis G. T.
Judire Fred Yates went out to Fair
mount precinct yesterday as attorney
for defendants in an ejectment suit
which Mrs. Bessie Morris, of Lebanon. 1
I had instituted in Justice Paul E. John
son s court against Luzina Hood ana
others. Garland and Sox. of Lebanon,
the attornoys for plaintiff, decided to
ask for a dismissal after the case had
been opened, it being found that a mu
tually satisfactory adjustment of the
trouble could be made out of court.
The state press association met in
Portland yesterday, a strong factor in
the progress of Oregon.
The state legislature will meet on
Monday. So far about all there has
been to it are the fights for the presi
dency and the speakership.
At Charleston, S. C, yesterday
Jimmy White, an 18 year old boy made
a daring aeroplane flight and got $5, 000.
ine ooy promises to me young.
Last night tho Eugene high school
defeated Roseburg 48 to 24. This
means that Albany will have a hot
game when Eugene meets the quintet.
Only eleven out of several hundred
editors attended the press association
at Portland, from outside of Portland.
This included Mathews of Newport,
always on hand, and Hofer of Salem.
The Salem high school and B all City
high last night debated the question of
restriction ot immigration Dy tne edu
cational test, f all Jity winning. Tne
Salem team that went to Corvallis,
though, won, taking the negative.
Brownsville Times: Percv Young.
of Albany, accompanied by Surveyor
Hugh r isher and two strangers were
the city Wednesday. Mr. Young la
interested in the Albany & Inlerurban
Kailway system.
A special car of Minnesota people ar
rived at Junction this week. Thev are
out here to see the country, and will be
given plenty of time to remain and
make observations. Thip is a good
time of the year for it.
From August 10th to Sept. 9th As
toria is to have a celebration in honor
of the 100th anniversary of the estab
lishment of the nrst white settlement
in Oregon. The state legislature will
be asked to put up $100,000.
Q. CO.
ORGANIZES
Por the Social ide of Life.
The members of G. Co., met last night
and organized the Albany Military Clutt.
to represent the social side of the life
of this popular company. It is iutend
erf to have a club room, with billiard
ami pool tables, and social functions
will occur occasionally, the first big
event being a Washington birthday
dancing party on Feb. 22, a committee
for which was appointed. The follow
ing officers were elected:
Capt. Stanley Hammell, president.
Leland Gilbert and F. M. Powell, act
ing vice presidents.
Col. Ellis. Ma). Winn. Capt. Stall
machor. Lieut. Marks and Lieut. Stal
nakor honorary vice presidents.
Clarence Tebault, secretary. .
Lieut. Q E. Propst, treasurer.
Hans Ho, chaplain.
4 and S5 cut glass bowls for $2.25 at
the Variety Store 813 W. 1st St.
ALBANY UPERA HOUSE
Suesens in Calif.
Jefferson Review:
The Golden State ain't "in it", with
Oregon when it comes to weather as a
letter from our friend John Suesens, of
Albany, snows. He writes from San
Bernardino on Dec. 29, and says he en
countered a severe snowstorm in the
Siskiyous and snow at Sacramento.
John says he is going to Los Angeles to
get out of the Bnow for a fewdBys.and
then ho is coming home whore we have
good weather all tho timp.
Notice to Members.
Corvallis Skaters Won
Corvallis G.-T:
The Albany basket ball five met de-
teat at the hands ot tne corvallis nve
1 last night by a score of 19 to 11. The
game was a good one ana nara tougnt,
but Smiths skates had the Indian sign
On their opponents from the start, tne
Albany boys seeming not to be able to
get started. In fact, with one excep
tion the quintet from the Hub city were
slow on skates, the Corvallisites getting
away in much better shape to get into
a play., J
Brownsville Times: I. V. Kane, of
Albany, was in the city Wednesday
making arrangements to locate and
open a clothes cleaning, pressing and
reparing establishment, but was called
suddenly away and has not yet returned.
i
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
and Golden uate cement, Olympic lime,
Arden plaster. Get prices bef jre buy-
Cash paid for eggs.
Foot Ferry Street, Albany.
Phones, M&in 6 Bell, 3 Home.
Mayberry Wood Yard.
Allknds of wood: -Big fir, pries
$5.00: 2nd growth, $4 75; Maple, $4.75;
Slab 4ft. length, $2.50; Oak $5.25;
Ash, $5.25.
Will deliver any amount wanted
sawed to order, to any part of town
awed any length desired.
DR. VIRGINIA I.EWEAUX,
Osteopathic Physician.
1-3 Brenner Block. Albany. '
Phones: Office Home 359, Bell
Black 2731: Residence 394 Home,
black 863 Bell.
M. Senders &Co,
(INCORPORATLD.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, cement,
roofing, paper, fire brick, pressed
brick, garden and field seeds, hay,
grain, flour. M. Sends R3 & Co.
Both Phones 48. 435 West Firrt St.
Wood Yard.
Ttuvllelivered to all Darts of city on
hnrt notice, office at residence 905
a J
; .DOOLEY'S GROCERY :
Good GroceriesFair7PricesPrompt Service
The three cardinal points of this business.
We base our claim to your patronage on the fact that we sell only
GOOD GROCERIES and our PRICES ARE FAIR and our SERVICE
PROMPT,
A safe place to 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 persocal service.
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LINN COAL & FUEL CO.
Coal delivered to any part of the city, I
PRICES RIGHT. I
McCourt & Prettyman, Managers
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Empire jPhotoplay
TONIGHT
The members of the OREGON FIftfl
RELIEF ASSOCIATION, are hereby
notified that the regular annual meet
ing of said members, will be held at
Burn s Hull in McMinnvilIe, Oregon,
Tuesday, January 10th, 1911 at 10:00 a.
m. for Hthe purpose 'of electing three
directors and transacting such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting,
W. (J. HAGEKTY, See.
Friday, Jan. 13th
First Transcontinental Tour of
"THE
BARRIER"
' Rex Beach's Lalcst and Greatest
Success,
Direct front Its long Hln at the New
Amsterdam Theater, New York City.
Special Scenery and Electrical Ef
fects. Scenes from the strongest and most
realistic drama of Alaskan life.
Sale opens Tuesday, Jan. 10th, at
Woodworth's Drug Store. Prices.
$1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50 and 25c.
Curtain rises at 8:30 sliarp, , .111
Help Wanted! I
ii
To Move Our Entire Stock
We must vacate our present location
and want you to assist us by carryirg our bar
gains away, . ,
The bargains are here.
Come see for yourself.
THE VARIETY STORE, 313 W. 1st St.
Men's Slippers.
At a price you can afford to pay. The assortment is most
complete and the wide range of prices brings them within
reach of all. An appropriate and useful gift.
mm
"Pharaoh, or Israel in Egypt." An
accurate presentation of the popular
conception of the tenth plague, which
was the one that made Pharaoh per
mit wic ucpariurc ui inu isriicmts, f ,.
The acting, staging, make a pleasing Men s Cavalier Slippers, $3.75 value $2.85
picture throughout. One of the best Men's Cavalier Slinner-:. fltt.SO vnlno m
Uihlic.ll stones ever portrayed. , .... , 1
"The Greater Love." In this beau- Men S FaUSt Slippers, $2.75 valuC $2.25
I tifui Edison production, one can real- Men's Romeo Slippers, $2.75 value $2.25
,i.c the love a mother has for a child. , t, 1 Z. , "r J
j Always forgiving, always sacrificing, Men s Komco Slippers, $2.00 value $1.45
j hcrunselfish love should awaken a new Men's Everett Slippers, $2.75 ValllC $2.25
.thought in many hearts and minds. A -r' 17 n ci: t tn . Z. Z.
beautiful story, beautifully told.
His New Lid." A delightful com
Men's Everett Slippers. $2.50 value $1.7.5
Men's F.vorptf Sli
which new haplays anTifcVcs'tin' Men's Opera Slippers, $2.50 ValllC $2.00
part. The owner has ail kinds of Men's Opera Slippers, $2.25 value.i $1.85
trouble anil upon Ins arrival home, ci: a-o nn i "' n. . .
finds his wife mourning his death. A Men s Opera Slippers, $2.00 ValllC $1.45
decidedly clever picture. Men's Opera Slippers. $1.00 value $ .fi.1!
Office: Cor. First and Baker.
"Not So Bad as it Seemed." Anoth
er LiioKrnpli comedy, full of fun and
life. Appearances arc deceiving, and
circumstantial evidence should be tak
en with caution. This picture wives
one a ood idea how easily one can
be mistaken in their suspicions. Lots
of fun.
Miss Crosno, Singing, "Lou."
Entire change tomorrow.
Admission 10 cents.
BASKET BALL 1 The Electric.
ON SKATES
SECOND GAME OF
Junction City Pirates vs. Albany Regulars
Some fine pictures.
Stoltenbcm's Shoe Store.
334 First St.
The premium sale still continues.
to the
Brin In your rjl cnveli pes
Both Phones
Main 53
mm
337 V.ist 1st
Ab'any Or'
Tuesday, January 10,
Adraiuion 25c Skating after game.
Murray Marshall
'11.
IdmlraknCc.
STETTER'S
FOR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY
East 4th street. Both nhones.
J. D. Ellis.