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VOL XI.VII
ALBANY. OREGON , FRIDAY, OCTOBER Li, mi
No 11
D
JUST
To Remind You
GLENDORR lot3 are for sale, lots
200x200 ft., sold on terms to suit.
Better see us before all the choice ones
are gone.
TEBAULT REAL ESTATE Co.
Get Your School Supply
at MEISER & MEISER
We carry the largest and best line of Tablets
Pencils and Erasers in the city. See outvalues
in the window
Our Brass Jardiniere Just In
Red Goose School Shoes Best for Boys and Girls
Probably You Are
Interested.
You Ought to be Interested in the New Winter
Clothes. Probably You Are
You would enjoy seeing
and trying on the attractive
garments we are now show
ing and we urge you to do so
at your earliest convenience.
You may not be ready to
buy yet, but you are certainly
ready to look. V e are ready
to show you.
Whether you are interest
ed in $10. garments or $45
ones or some price in beJ
tween you will find a real
large assortment here and the
qualities at each price repre
sent Refined moderately priced
Suits and Coats for Women
and Misses. Man Tailored
Mannish Mixtures.
Values Unapproachable.
May we have the pleasure,
of showing our tailored Suits
and Coats to you soon ?
Chambers & McGune
AiDany s heading Cloak and Suit Store.
M. Senders & Co,
Both Phones 4S. 435 West First St.
Hay, Grain, Flour, Seeds,
Salt, Poultry. Supplies, Lime,
Plaster, Cement, Roofing.
TOM YOUNG,
House and Sign Painter,
Agent for the Cleveland Gelsenite
roof paint
lit terry street,
Home Phone, 320. Pacific, Red 3092
HAVING secured the agency of the
MITCHELL CAR
For this territory I would be glad to demonstrate the car
to you at any time you call, or phone to me at 538 West
Second street. Bell 301.
This is the car you ought to have, at the price you
ought to pay.
JOHN T. MAY, Albany, Or.'
M. B. CRAFT,
242 West Second St, Albany,
firt -class meats of all kinds
from selected stock.
VIERECICS BATHS.
217 West First Street.
, Virst-CIass Work Guaranteed.
THE WORLD.
Portland agam defeated Vernon
three straight, winning 3 to 1.
The enrollment of the Harrisburg
school at the beginning of the second
week was 154.
The Oregon Electric has bought the
property of Mrs. Emma Love, at Har
risburg, for a depot site.
Occasionally genius is recognized.
Editor N. K. Moore, of Corvallis, has
been elected a city father.
Eugene Guard: Mrs. John Loper and
Mrs. Li. Thomas of Albany went to their
home this morning after a visit with
Mr. t.iid Mrs. Jack Springer at "Home
Best."
Ty Cobb finished his year's base ball
work yesterday, with the remarkable
record of .417 in batting, 14! runs, 85
stolen bases He made 217 hits, a new
record for a season.
Lor'n Harris, son of Geo. W. Harris,
formerly of Albany, where- the young
man was born, has sued the Oregon
Power Co. at Eugene, for $10,000 dam
ages, for the loss of an eye.
Vernon is the smallest place in the
world to have a professional base ball
team, its official population being only
70 The fact is Vernon is simplv a part
of Los Angeles, which has two base
ball teams.
A system of lighting First 'street
with four 60 candle power lights at
eachcorner and two between on each
side of the street has been suggested.
It looks good, a project that would
change the appearance of the street
nigh is generally.
Will White, of this city, now a so
phomore at Monmouth. III., college,
this year made the college foot ball
team, one of the best in Illinois, and
today is playing with his team against
the strong North-western University
eleven.
SUDDEN DEATH
OfM. V. Silyeu, a Pioneer
1852
of
Martin V. Bilyeu.a prominent pioneer,
TO-NIGHT
The Flower of the Ranch.
Joseph E, Howard's popular we3tern
musical comedy, "The Flower of the
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w.tril,-:'h. .-.!..!. .uV...::: -' """-" .. '" IF"V'U 'rg" ""-
I 'P " ences at tno time of its production
at his home, during the breakfast hour, through the Eastern cities, will be the
Sk jk ' three hours afterwards. ( attraction at the Opera house tonight.
Ho had beei well, being down street j Howard chose for his settings scenes
Hi'r.ay.tVemn!f- .. n I of ranch life in California Kills, and
i1" Mlllr Co.. Mo., in: during the entire play the characters
March. 1S41. and crossed tho n mn tn j. . ?.c i. .... .
, , , ..-.-i ,. " OIB UiaHIl II UD IAJ int., bu wui;ii UUb Ul
Oregon in li2, settling about ten the ordinary run of plays. It is over
miies from Scio in Bilyeu s Lien. He , Mowing wjtn Howard musical numbers
.S T y af ter"llrd. move(l to ' and ever so many song hits. There are
?ni f Z 8 'i8 """1 ln the n?ercan-1 80me jorty people in the cast,
tile business for several vears. He was
married Ang. 31. 1862. to Rauecc m
MaSSOV. Aftrtr l-Qtrtir.o in Q,.in tltm '
years he moved to a farm seven miles
from Scio, residing there three years,
then trading for a farm on Thomas
Creek, where he resided until Dec. 18,
1909, when he moved with his family to
mvaiijr.
He was u man of excellent nhAi-ncfn
and reputation.
tollowing are the children living: W.
J., S. P., Mrs. Addie DeVaney, Henry
C., Mrs. Addie Beavers, Mrs. Minnie
Eicher, Mrs. AlydiaYoung, Mrs. Louisa
Richardson, and Loffy, all of whom
reside hure but Mrs. Richardson, of
Kerby, Or. and Mrs Young of California.
He was a member of the Knights of
Pythias of Scio.
More Autos.
A Freshman Reception.
The freshmen of the high school last
evening were given a rec option by the
remainder of the students of the higher
classes, and a line time was had in
games, with a short program. Floyd
South, presiaent of the student body
presided. Chas. K. Ohling delivered
an eloquent address of welcome to the
youngsters, and short talks were made
by Superintendent Boettichor and Pres
ident Parker of the school board. Re
freshments were served, and tho fresh
men know what their rights aj e.
Another Osteopath.
The Democrat recently in mentioning
the coming here of Dr. A. P. Howolls,
of Corvallis, thinking he was a homeo
pathic physician, remarked that he was
the first for several years to come here.
But he is an osteopathic physician, and
the words getting mixed has caused a
wrong impression. Albany has two as
guuu uBieupamic pnysicians as can be
iouna in tne state, giving splendid satisfaction.
Dr. Howells will be in the city Mon
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Satur
day forenoons at the Hotel Revere.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings by appointment.
"Hull" detachable handle umbrellas,
have stood the test of time, and are
better than ever. Thev ccst no more
than the common makes that haven't
the detachable handles. F. M. French
& Son, Selling Agents.
Empire Photoplay
Theatre
TONIGHT
"The Tale of a Soldier's Ring." A
nretty love story of the Civil War.
Thrilling situations and beautiful scen
ery. "Treasure Trove." A Vitagraph
drama, telling the story of two old
maids who almost lost their entire
fortune, but were guided to safety
through a dream. Up to the Vitagraph
standard, which is enough said.
"Trading His Mother." The dear
little boy actor of the Edison com
pany, takes the role of guardian of his
widowed mother, and does some very
clever work. A pretty story with a
good sentiment.
"Polish and Pie." Imagine yourself
eating good pie, only to discover that
it is tilled with furniture polish. There
is a laugh every second in this picture
Illustrated Song "We All Fall."
Admission 10 cirris
D
REAM LAN
THEATRL
Today
Good Pictures.
Good Music.
Fine Comedy.
Change Tomorrow.
Admission 10 cents.
Something Doing.
On Saturday night Oct. 7th. Albany
Tent No. B Knichts of the Maccabees
of the world will initiate a large class
oi canuiaates. All memhers nro re
quested to be present. Meeting called
nt 8 p. m. sharp, at A. O. U. W. hall
cor. iBt and Washington Sts.H
Following are motorvehiclo registra
tions for August and Sept:
Auitust: ur. W. H. Uavls (two ma
chines); David H. Patterson, John H.
Simpson, Paul E. Johnston, Albyn
bason, William A. sharp, a. u aimen,
Percy R. Kelly, Oregon Power Co., W.
A. Barrett, Katharine L. Washburn,
E. B. Gobet, Dr. H. J. Kavanaugh. B.
C. Irvine, J. M. Lemon, Tebault Real
Estate Co. (four machines), J. LeRoy
Wood, L. Schrin-sr, C. G. Nofzigor, 1.
J. Johnston, J. W. Sellers, Jas. Coon,
A. G. Hasse, Z. H Rudd, Homy Ditt
mer, Harry Schlossur, Dr. M H. EUis,
H. Karstens, M. Bussard, F. C. Pa.e,
Dr. E. F. Winkler, R. P. McClelland,
S. R. Willis, Hoftich & Dawson, Ross
McKechnie, Joseph H. Ralston, Kirk
Clay, Dora Bussard, Jeff Isom Jr., W.
W. Crawford, P. J. Head, Roy F.
Crawford, George Edelman, Hester
Austin, F. W. Watson, The Oregon
Title & Trust Co (two machines) .
Registered Chauffeurs: W. P.
Dawson, Elmer A, Tyler. Fred H.
Stickley. G H. Kay, Jasper D. Turn
idge, Clarence W. Tebault Jr., Jeff
Isom Jr.. Braxton B. Irvine. Roy F.
Crawford.
September owners of motor vehicles;
-Roy Newport. C. M. Giddings, W. D.
Ashmon, C. C. Bryant, J. b. Irvin, J.
D. Lines, Charles Mausolf, Mrs. Louise
L. Goff.
Registered Chauffeurs: -A. W. Say
lor. This makes 106 at Albany.
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In a shipment of Yaquina Bay oyeterB,
Geo. Sour, who has a store at the new
P. O. site, this morning found au oyster
that weighed over two pounds, a
mostor, said to he about the biggest
follow ever seen here. He was evidently
the bossof the oyBter be4.
TROJAN POWDER
The Money Saver
No fumes, no headache
no thawing and no danger.
The onlv powder that is
Lbsolutel-"- safe to handle.
For sale by
VMM:) h
DR. J. WILLIAM LEWIS, M. T.
DRUGLESS TREATMENTS
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS AND
STOMACH DISEASES
OFFICE HOURS BICLL PhUNE
9 to 12 a. m. 1 to B and 7 to 9 p. m. idlC-R
10, 11, 12 Schmitt B dg, Third an I 1 roadnIMn
Half The
Battles
OF THE STRENUOUS LIFE ARE WOX BY A FAVORABLE FIRST IMPRESSION.
THE MAN WHO IS BECOMINGLY, STYLISHLY DRESSED WINS OUT NEARLY EVERY TIME.
DON'T BE CLOTHES HANDICAPPED IN STYLE, FIT, AND MATERIAL; OUR NEW FALL AND
WINTER SUITS OR OVERCOATS GIVE YOU A DISTINCT ADVANTAGE OVER THE OTHER
FELLOW.
THE RANGE OF PRICES HAS A PLACE FOR EVERY POCKETBOOlv.
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