Albany
VOL SLVil
ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY MARCH i, 191
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS SELL EVERY MINUTE
LADIES
We invite you to see our,
grand Window Display of
Gage Hats, Flowers, Orna
ments, Band and all Milli
nery accessories, the correct
and authoritative styles for
Spring 1912.
All of our First Street
Windows are decorated for ,
your inspection.
Chambers & McCune
ALBANYS' LEADING
CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
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THE QUESTION IS: WHERE SHALL I GET MY
NEW SPRING CLOTHES? WHERE CAN I GET
THE BEST VALUE FOR MY MONEY AND BE
TREATED THE BEST? IF YOU GET THEM AT
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.'S, YOU WILL SAVE
$'s AND YOU WILL KNOW WHAT YOU GOT. . ;
OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR PROTECTION. ,
Blain Clothing Co.
$
DR. BERNARD KAVANAUGH
OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon
Graduate of the Los Angeles Col
lege of Osteopathy.
Special Attention to Diseases of
Women and Children,
ln-ll Schmitt-Hunt TSIdn., Corner
T; ird and Urocdaiir. C'.rceis, Albany,
Oregon. t
rhones Home, 203; Bell, 395-J.
We make a specialty of watch,
jewelry and clock repairing. All
work guaranteed. L. W. ROSS
THE WORLD
Nineteen sites have been offered for
the new armory at Roseburg.
S. B. Eakin, who recently died at
Eugene, left over $10,000 to the Pres
byterian church of thst city.
Frank Jordan, who is building Hotel
Lebanon, has sesured the contract for
building the new library at Ashland.
J. C, Devine expects to have Hotel
Lebanon ODen fnr hnainps hv Anril lat-
a fine structure, with modern appoint
ments.
An expert has discovered that the
sooner a hog is sold aft- r he weighs 200
pounds the better for the owner. After
that he is a hog indeed.
37 buildinir permits were issued in
Eugene in February, value of improve
ments $37,000. Included in this are six
one story bungalows, by W. O. Heckert
to cost 51600 each.
38S0 acres of land belonging to the
St. Benedictine Abbey, of Mt. Angel
has been leased for a state game
reserve. A deputy game warden will
be appointed for the reserve.
The Harrisburg Bulletin gives Mike
Hochdanner the distinction of having
only 14 birthdays though GO years old,
of being a republican and paying his
debts. Great is Mike for a fact.
BORN on Feb. 27 to Mr. and Mrs
Otto Enele. of Millers, a bov. weicht
12 pounds. Mrs. Engle was formerly
S. E. Young for seven or eight years.
Bert H. Franklin, a McNnmnrn de-
tective, vesterday, at Lns Angeles, was
fined $4,000 for attempting to bribe a
juror in the McNamara case. That's, a
way to get after an infamous crime,
bribery.
The resources of the First Nntinnnl
Bank of Harrisburer are $122,123. with
$85,000 deposits; the Farmers and Mer-
cnants UanK S7B.000 with $'9,000 do
posits; the Scio Bank $100, 117 resour
ces, with $S6,000 deposits; the Jeffer
son bank, $89,000 resources, with $70,
000 deposits. , .
THE MOTOR'S
JAST RUN.
Conductor Rilev thin
his last run on the Albany-Springlield
.,; V .-'"""t iwiiuiiuw uiu train
will be discontinued, the motor going
elsewhere, and Mr. Riley, who, with his
tamily, have made many friends here,
will lA lnnofiii.Miil t nkn- I
probably out of Portland. The present
Lebanon train, Frank Cummins con
ductor. Burns McCulley engineer, will
mnlfA rinitv funct In Rwmn.lllo ' 1
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bayond that place people will have to
uau me cpringneia-wooaourn train,
connecting atTallman with tht Lebanon
PeOnln rARl'Hinfr tiounnrl Rmnnm.!!!.
particularly at Coburg and Springfield!
havo appreciated the service ot the
motor, thmiffh nnl ,a,nf it Avtnnai..!..
enough to justify its continuance, ae-
uuiuujK to me op.ni n or tne K. K.
officials. A committee has made a pro
test At PniTlnnH hi, it ia ani4 it n.ill
not be effective at tho present time.
HOTEL HAMM
INCOR
EL CO.
ORATED.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Hitel Hsmmel was held last night at
v..u vi . vauienuru ac w earner
ford and it was unanimously voted to
inrnrnnpntn aw,A atirtinA ... j
, r, " utiva warn uiuwil
and sighed today by J. C. Hamtrel, J.
J. Collins and M. J. Cameron as incor
porators .
Tha capital stock was placed at
v,.vw, mm ui course AiDany as tne
headquarters.
Arrangements will be made for be
ginning work as soon as possible A
picture of the proposed building may
be seen at Dawson's, with the sample
rooms under the roof, a six .story
structure, with approximately one hun
dred rooms for guests and a modern
equipment in every respect.
Bates at the Hub.
Dreamland Tonight.
Miller and Mason the. fnnnv pnmf
dians are on the program for the last
time, introducing new jokes, in addition
the picture program is extra good fea
turing a fine Vitagraph, with two good
Sine ies.
Preparing for the Industrial Fair.
County Superintendent Jackson and
State Superintendent Alderman this
week spoke to meetings at Crabtree
and Scio on tho coming county indust
rial fair, over which a good deal of
enthusiasm prevails. Interest is worked
up now m order that school children
may soon begin planting and preparing
for the contest. The exhibit will be
made at the county fair at Seio
and probably also at a special industrial
rair at Albany, when some of the dis
play will go to the state fair.
HE EMPIRE
Geo.' E. Rolfe, Prop, and Manager.
TONIGHT
THE OLD DOLL (Vitagraph),
featuring John Bunny, the funny man.
MOUNTAIN LAW (Essany dra
ma). ". THE BABY AND THE STORK
(Biograph).
STAGE-STRUCK LIZZIE (Edi
son comedy).
A TRIP FROM COLORADO
SPRINGS TO CRIPPLE CREEK
(Scenic).
Illustrated song, "Dreamy Town."
Music,
All for 10 cents.
DREAMLAND
Tonight.
VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT.
1. The Millionaire Barber. Fine
comedy.
2. Miller and Mason. In Vaude
ville.
3. The Horse-thief. Western dra
ma. 4. A Sultan's Marriage in Maylay
sis Scenes.
5. Testing His Courage Great Vi
tagraph, 6. Pat Clancy's Adventures Ex
tremely funny.
7. Scenes. Current Events.
8. KaV .sr and Wadsworth. Musi
cians. Coming Next Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, the Dancing Richards, in
terpischorian novelties.
New Cure for Insanity.
H. H. Williams commited forgery at
woooourn in oraer tnat ne nugnt be
sent to the penitentiary. He has been
working on an invention of a grain
shocking attachment, and said he felt
his mind giving away, and thought by
being in the pen a couple of years he
might come out all right. A poor way
to become sane.
Philip S. Bates, editor ot the Illustra
ted Northwest, of Portland, secretary
of the Threshorman's convention, mem
ber of the Ad., Club and numerous other
tmngs, haB tr en in the city. He is now
arranging for sending another crowd of
Oregon's best girls east on a trip and
wants a Linn county candidate. Hates
is one of Oregon s best hustlers, a
wmnwina of energy, with a good head
back of it.
Beaten at Newberg.
The Albany high school basket ball
team played Neivberg high last night
at Nowbetg, and were beaten 22 to 15.
The boys report the roughest game in
their experience. Olin Douglas offici
ated impartially as refsree; but New
berg had the same imcompetent man
who was referee here, who kept his
jaw wagging "foul-" Several Nowberg
boys followed the Albany boys into the
dressing room to do them up, but
changed their minds.
Corvallls Man Arrested.
A Corvallis man was arrested there
today by Chief Wells, and brought to
Albany, charged with lewd cohabitation
with a Corvallis woman at an Albany
hotel; but the hotel man said he wasn't
the fellow, that it was another man who
came along, and ho wua uncharged.
There is a warrant for the woman, not
yet arrested. Chief Daughtry says
tnere nas been a good deal of tins busi
ness and it must stop.
50C. FOR
Kevere Sunday Dinners.
Colonist Rates On.
The new colonlBt rates began yeater
dtty and are now in full force. Already
a good many are reported te Rave lot.
tne 'middle east for Uregon. After tne
severest winter in the history of that .
section they are decidedly interested in
this section, which has had a winter
practically free from bad weather, nn
snow until last eyening, and then it
didn't stick at all.
Fresh Yaquina Bay OYSTERS at the
Mission Parlors.
FG. WILL, lor Watches
Every Sun lay, at the Hotel Revere,
5:30 to 8 p. m., there will be a choice
dinner served for only 60 cents. Muaic
by the popular Wilson orchestra. Make
reservations.
NEW .
ST. FRANCIS
GRILL
Sunday Table de Hote
Dinner .75c a plate. Tables
resorved. 6:30 to 8 p. m.
MUSIC.
Admission 10 cents.
Books Books
Just received a full line Popular
Fiction. 55c each 1G for $5.00.
at MEISER & ME1SER
Ruby is the best 35c coffee
FIRST CAR
UTAH LAND
PLASTER
has arrived. Place your
orders now.
M, Senders & Co.
CD. RAUCH,
Court Reporter,
Public Stenographer.
Office: First National Rank Build
ing. Phones: Office, Bell 146-R:
Res., licll 154-L,
A GOOD POSITION
PAINTS AND WALLPAPER
FICTUPE5 AND FICTURE FRAMING
J. P. ELDRIDGE, Painter. 438, W. 2nd ShAlr. any
Ct - be had by ambitious young me n
and women in the field of "Wireless"
or Railroad Telegraphy since the
eight hour law became effective, and
since the Wireless Companies are es
tablishing stations throughout the
country, there is a great shortage of
telegraphers. Positions pay begin
ners from $70 to $90 per month, wiih
good chances of advancement. The
National Telegraph lns't. of Portland,
Ore., operates under the supervision
of R. R. and Wireless officials, and
? laces all its graduates into positions
t will pay you to write for full details.
ALBANY TRANSFER CO.
Light and Heavy Hauling.
Wood for sale, fir, maple and ash.
Phone Home 68; Hell 166-R.
CALIFORNIA KOOMlnij UUUOu,
H. V. HAZEN, Prop.
Light Housekeeping Suitc3, Sleeping
Ro'.ms. Kates Kesscr.shlc.
Second and Montgomery Streets
Hirre Phcrtr 213
FORD
Our first shipment of 1912
cars have arrived.
Come and look the cars
over.
Von will see the greatest
sensation of 1912.
. Five passenger Fore-Door,
$785.00. '
Torpedo Runabout, $W3.00.
CAKI'liN I EK AND PAIN1 uH.
Will work by day or contract. I.' t
us figure on your work. Can paint
your house so it will stay painted and
inu!:e prirrs ritrht.
WM. KIRK, Home Thone 1168;
CRAWFORD & RALSTON',
Di.irilmiors for Linn' and
Hcuton Counties.
Albany, - . Orogon.