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Albany ' Democrat
VOL UVll
ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER -J7, I9U
N(' 13
JUST
To Remind You
GLENDORR lot3 ara for sale, lot
2Cx200 ft., sold on terms to suit
Better see us before all the choice one
are gone.
TEBAULT REAL ESTATE Co.
Watch Our Window Displays; , They Are Always in the Lead
WHERE THE WORD SALE
HAS A MEANING
QUALITY FOR QUALITY PRICE FOR PRICE NO OTHER STORE IS IN
A POSITION TO SERVE YOU BETTER THAN CHAMBERS & McCUNE.
WE INVITE COMPARISON IF YOU WANT GOOD, NEW, DEPEND
ABLE, RIGHT UP-TO-THE-MINUTE MERCHANDISE, YOU WILL FIND
IT HERE. THERE IS NO. WOMAN BUT WHAT RECOGNIZES THE ABIL
ITY OF THIS STORE TO SHOW AN ASSORTMENT OF READY-TO-WEAR
APPAREL LARGER THAN ALL OTHER STORES IN ALBANY COMBINED.
WE HAVE TUST RECEIVED OVER 300 NEW COATS IN ALL THE POPU
LAR HEAVY ROUGH MATERIALS. ALSO BLACK CARICULS AND
PLUSHES. ALL MODERATE PRICES.
SHOES SHOES
Interesting News
We found the demand for
our popular brands of Shoes
tar beyond our expectation,!
and telegraphed for Shoes to
come by express. A number
lot cases just arrived, so lHri
day and 'Saturday we can
supply you with lis button
Tan Shoes and all kinds of
Gun Metal, Patent, Suede.
Satin, Velvet, Corduroy but
ton or lace shoes. Experi
enced Shoe Men to fit youj
properly.
Red Goose Shoes Best for
Girls and Boys.
SHOP IN THE LARGEST, LIGHTEST, READY-TO-USE MERCHANDISE
STORE BETWEEN PORTLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO.
Chambers & McCune
Albany 's Leading Cloak and Suit Store.
M. Senders & Co,
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
Hay, Gfain, Flour, Seeds,
Salt, Poultry Supplies, Lime,
Plaster, Cement, Roofing.
" TOM YOUNG,
House and Sign Painter,
Agent for the Cleveland Gelsenite
roof paint
122 Ferry Street,
Home Phone, 320; Pacific. Red 3092
VIERECK'S BATHS,
217 West First Street.
v.rt-Clasa Work Guaranteed.
M. t. CRAFT,
242 West Second St., Alban,
First-class meats of all kinds
from selected stock.
A New Creation in Lamps
No more loose plaster Paris collars, the new
collar is on the inside of the lamp in place of on
the outside as they used to be. See them at
MEISER & MEISER
They cost no more,
$1.25 HAND BAG SALE I
Of great importance doz
ens of different styles in Vel
vet, Satin, Suede, Tapestry
and Leather. Long Silk
Cord anl long Leather Han
dles. No such values were
ever offered by this or any
other store.
See Big Window Display.
SILK AND MESSALINE
PETTICOAT SALE
No cotton drop to these
skirts, they're all Silk or Mes
saline and come in any color
you wish. It costs nothing
to look and make compari
son. See Big Window Display.
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F. M. FRENCH & SON
JEWELERS
We have the exclusive
sale of the importnd
GRUEN-Verithin Watch
Made for gentleman who want a
light and thin watch that is
absolutely reliable.
We sell all grades of Railroad
watches.
OF THE STRENUOUS LIFE ARE WON 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 POCKETBOOK.
THF
A
EIGHT RIBBED
UMBRELLAS
With a guaranteed water
proof top. They are all eight
ribbed and we ask you to no
tice, you will only find seven
steel ribs in anv other store's
$1.00 or $1.50 Umbrellas
Count them and see.
REAL FRENCH KID
GLOVES
$1.00, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00
All our own importation,
in any color , or size. The
new seamless ' gloves are
here.
WHIN
Half The
THE WORLD.
Miss Pelen Go:de. of Portland, is li
marry an Iuiian nobleman foor girl
10.000 bales of nous were sold Yester
day at 40 cents and great hop excite
mem prevails.
San Francisco beat Portland yester
day 12 to 0. Portland played liai
chumps because the pennant is safe.
Ye3tarday was a victerlouB day for
the rebels in China, both on land iini
sea. The Imperial reverses were se
rious.
In a test of condensed milks the
Country Club of Scio was one of the
two that stood the test, being the
highest.
A prominent Corvallis wedding this
weeK was into Steele and Urace Smith,
each aged 18. The kids have the Lest
wishes of all.
License was issued in Salem yester-
aay ior tne marriage o Jas. King.aged
24, of Aloany, and Mary Weselowski,
agea ib, ot Mill cuy.
Indoor Base Ball.
At a meeting of the exectutive board
of the indoor baseBall League last night
the League was reorganized and two
teams eliminated, leaving four teams,
which will play two games each week,
Alvin C. B ker was chosen business
manager and willhavechargeof all bus
iness affairs of the League, At the end
of the season the championship of the
team will be awarded a pennant and
the percentage of each team will be
computed from games of the new or
ganization, starting Wednesday, Nov.
Its, when the Knights of Columbus wil
meet the Alco Clnb. I
Friday Nov. 8 the High School versus
the Military Club.
. Tuesday, Nov. 7, Military Club, ver
sus K. of v.
Thursday, Nov. 9, High School versus
AlboClub.
Balance of the schedule will be ar
ranged and announced later.
The four teams comprising the
League are High School, Military Club,
Alco Club and Knights of t olumbus.
Following is the personel of each
team.
High School. Prof. Maaquam. Mgr.
C. B.gbe.e, Anderson, McCaily, French,
Bain, L. Bigbce, Stewart, Ohliiig, Ellis,
Martin, Leweaux.
Military Club. Herman Stnlnaker
Mgr., Willert, Flo, Gilbert, Wyatt,
Waller, Dresser, Ellis, Salisbury,
Dowling, Stellmncher, Knox, Cronise.
Alco Club. Dave Patterson. A'.gr.
Torbet, Crowell, Roberts, 4dums,
Kennird, Ryals, Atcheson, Vioreck,
Smitii, Stover, Schultz, Marks, Stevens
K's of C Metzgus, Francis. M;ller.
Lee, Gene Dooley, GilchriBt, Shea.
Firsel, McKenna, Sundburg, Brands
berry, Baker, Jno. Dooley, Gio. Dooley.
iMcn .team nas ooen greatly strengi n
ened by some of the old, experienced
piayers being placed on them, and fast
ball can be expected. Games will start
promptly at s p. m. at the armory and
tne email admission ot JUc will be
charged to cover running expenses.
Indoor base ball is one of the fastest
winter gameB known full of snap,
science and lots of fun.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 20 and 21
The Opera
lelshazzar
or the
FALL OF BABYLON
Auspices Piesbyterian Church
Special Oriential Costmues
Magnificent Chorus
tlcctrical Effects Product
'The Handwriting on the Wall'.'
Cast includes Albany's Best Snlui
ana unorus ot ou voices.
Pr?Tr&'39. KOa ..j nr. n .
stats at Woodworth.s Tnurs. Oct lit
Bait!
CLOTHIp
19 TO 0
Was the Way Eugene Didn't liet
even.
get even with the Albany boys for 'last
jct a ucnuiin, mm (jvvii Bene notice
ahead to that effect. According to the
Eugene Register they had the material
with which to do it. They certainly
had a husky crowd, said to average 155.
nearly as heavy as Albany's fast
aggregation. But they pioved com
paratively easy. Albany plowed
through them at will.
Aibanv Kipknri nfT. nnA nrnf P'ti....
before much of an advance. Eugene
tailed to gain, Albany got the ball and
steadily carried it down the Held by
spienuia line bucks and runs by Carson
Bigbee, Abrahams and Sandford Arch
inald. all three of whom olaved star
games to the finish, and Archibald
carried it over, but failed to kick the
goal. Eugene could not make yardage,
and never did during the game except
by two end runs past Archibald by
"bkoih, iiuuuy got tne Dan again ana
had it down the field close to the
Eugene goal at the end of Iho half.
Th InnlroH Itba - jn.a nnnl tt An
play that waa a mistake the ball wan
rnllv nVAt han lha nrliiafla Linn, k...
Referee Moullen called it in the field as
it was crowaea oacx, and it was gotten
out or aanger.
In the third auarter a twentv varrl
run b.t Ahrnhnm. o.raln Ut C
points, with a goal by Archibald. While
nAnr thn Alhnnv irnal a Klnntr I..
Crowell sent the ball back and it was
. - . ulirbA Ul
oowned by a Lugene man over the
Alhnnv (rnni nm.ini. . T .un
fourth quarter Abrahams again Iwent
I' - n. - u:-i . t. .1 .
field goal was attempted by Bigbee an4
failed! by small marcin.
' mi -no tmiu Luucuuown. Line
The score was 19 to 0. In merit it
voun nrni-ripnllif n Nil tn n nam. A iun..
Bigbee in his great quarter back plays
Mnrl AUnUnn. 1 C! A L!L-U 5V T
auu akfiauaim uuu o. m-cuiuaiu in meir
fast plunges and end runs being sure
tyninnra uthAnovan Ihau rtnt- lm Knll
B . l ;" ;t."fc; v .
onLii in 11 io science 01 me game and
orrsnnin a nnnumiin nH ..:.u
The team ia strong, but needs bracing
up aii lwu ur inren poinis.
The officials wpre Fred Moullen.
U. O. foot bull-fume and Prnf Win in
the field. Prof. HllPtr nf Ruirnna anrt
lrof. Marauam officiated as timo
Keepers.
Hofd lineman Fortmiller, field judrf
There was pood rootinpr by the pirla
ul liiu iuj;n acnooi, witn ineir sonesa
t-l, U.. , .... ...IJ
nd
Bids lor a New Church.
Bids wers opened at Lebanon this
wetm ior a new i-resDyterian church
72 hv 72. DMlr-Kn finish ., .
. 7 "-' , ""net yiavft'
ically the samo plans of the new Albany
lmuiuii, ejtutrpi. ui umeront ana cheaper
i,. ,. A, "r Jjeoanon bid
$14,625. bd ward Keep of Portland much
ens, ii..zi. oeo. west & Son of Port-
innu, ipi.oj, uougiu. or A "anv
$18,000 anrtj A. McChnannv nt A In
any, 18,?75. Tho lowest bid ws more
than I lie amount voted andjUa meeting
win uo c.nueu 10 consider tne matter.
Rolia Rajston a Yell Leader
Eugene, Oct. 20.-I.ast evening1 Rolla
Ralston, of Albany, won out in the try
??' a fr"hman yell leader, of the
U. O.. in a .i.nnnnf IlirtM nliU 1
aspirBniji, hitef n Hnirired contosi, in
".inn mi ir-Vi,. rniin turns In leading
the ro t-n liul a i veil fitted for th-
llOlllnn. h.-: villi. KnH ......I H.. ..u
iiunenot- a. yl! le,idi-r at ilia Albany
exp-nis in le.ia tni-
freshmen In vienrv i cheering at the
innual sophomore fie.-hmen contest to
be hold on Suturday,
DR. J. WILLIAM LEWIS, M. T.
DRUGLESS TREATMENTS
RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS AND
STOMACH DISEASES
OFFICE HOURS ' BELL PHONE
9 to 12 a. m. 1 to 6 and 7 to 9 p. m. 24C-R
10, 11, 12 Schmltt B dg, Third and Prondalhin
OUR SHOW.
J. P. HftlKfnrtt aitiiiK) t- ft 1
Tuesday, Oct. 11th and found Mr.
Freer
i..a ul v.-aviiins HttU JUSL gOC in
das i
man ui cjugene arriving a few
; later. Hn anv a nut vvT!k,
the 1
day '
first on the ground, and on Satur-
Whfln thn I At far- wan :..
nun "UUOU, Id WHS
nearer ready for the public than any
ftthOf Mann nnn..t U L i ..
l , s nave me iaea mac
nothing but fruit can bo grown in the
Willamette Valley, and when the men
were unpacking the grains and grasses
i.vim wo vuAca iut3 uuiuoKers were con
tinually expressing their wonder. Ca'i-
iuiuiu, luunu, ana a tew other locali
ties are nfchnor im annA avuiu:-.
- f cAiuuilS, uuv
our reprssentatives think there is noth
ing there equal to ours in quality and
the great diversify of crops shown.
TnHnv mnniiffap Gt.m. . r...j
j ; ubcnnti, roceiveu a
free gift from the Harrisburg fair
lann a nt n R.. .11-..!... n
Kwv.,.,u u. u into cuue:i,ton ot vege
tables, which will be expressed at once
J?, .ma.h.a- ,Tl!ey were: Burbanks, by
W. A. Murdockj American Wonder, by
Tom Griaes; Burhanks. by Willard
Ing-am; Early Rose, by Arch Wassom:
Br n' wy , H-T)ianfiy: 0h'0 Beauty.
Tanton; Rural New Yorker, ny J. D
Miller; Bine Victors, by S. F. Reynolds;
rice pop corn, by Merle Hewitt; White
w.. wiu. u iutn urimes Bloody
Dent, by Luther Hathaway, nil splen
did specimens that will make a ahowlni
in thp hiir fail. 9
MARRIED
TThl Rllllinnn A It ' .
iV . " iiceuoe was issuea
in Portland on Thursday for the mar
rmrrn nt Ui. tTann.. ttui .
Maggie Sullivan, of this city, and they
are rpnnWnH In !,.. :j '
m, K . "u,u " uiarrivu on
Thursday evening. They have the best
wishes of many Albany friends. The
groom is ablackBmith in the shop of W.
n Mn,.i. nl .un I :j i- r. i
...u. ..a auu vnf urine is an oia and
prosperous resident of this city.
RR1MU .-mi., o,,.,,,., u: i. .,
-- j .iiaviiiue iieuu in
and get it put in shape, so it will work
aa good as new, at Burn's Shoe Store.
Empire Photoplay
Theatre
. TONIGHT
New program including a fine
VITAGRAPII andPATHUS WEEKLY
The firBt of a aeries of educational
pictures and a fine Edison comedy.
An all feature program.
Admission 10 cwts
DREAMLAISin
THEATRL U
Today
Beautiful Isle of Tur-Ma. n fln
picture,
A Blacksmith' .nva a Mi.an.n
merit.
Miss Inn Young in snng.
The Switchman's Tower.
The most exciting R. R. picture shown
in Albai y
Nov. 9-10 Dante's Inferno.
Admission 10 cents.