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VOL XLV I
ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY-MARCH 2Si, 191
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Albany's Foremost Apparel Store
Announces
Spring Opening
and Grand
Fashion Show
Monday,
Tuesday,
Wednesday
March 25, 26, 27
1912
RADIANT BEAUTY
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EASTER MILLINERY
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Stylish Outer Garments
We Bid You Welcome
Chambers & McCune
ALBANYS' LEADING
CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
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WILL YOU DO IT NOW?
If you're "strong" for good clothes the real stuff, with' style to burn, be on hand
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'-' - Clothes for Young Gentlemen '! "
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
THE WORLD
Douglas county is the first to
half of its state tax this year.
McMinnvU'e is getting up in
worid It hi: S ociety circus.
Hon. Bineer Hermann is tho new
exalted ruler of the Elks of Roseburg.
v ashinnton, Idaho and Montana yes
terday se'ected the sites for their
buildings at the Panama fair.
Burt Burdick has been elected cap
tain of the O.A.C. basket ball team for
next year. He is lightweight, only 115
pounds.
Jefferson Review: Potatoes are all
the same as bank checks these days
W. A. Kottholf has during this week
sought four cars at $1 03 per bushel.
A young man at Pasadena, said to be
heir to $8,000,000, had a lapse of memory
and attempted to rob tho house of M rs.
jacK Ludahy. He may now lapse into
me pen.
Prof. J. B. Hompr nf tho Ci A P
has accepted an invitation to give his
European lecture, with pictures before
me Mental Culture Club, of Roseburg,
once his home.
Mis. Isaac Saltmarsh, an old resi
dent of Lebanon, died this week nt the
age or b years. Mrs. Frank Hardman,
of Portland, is a siatnr. and aha Ami
Mr. Hardman passed through the city
wrucuanon io 'menu tne luneral.
Utie reDOrt of thn ITT) roiriatrnl-
shows that the women lead in Der
centage. The girls of the U.O. dormi
tory stand highest with an averago of
88 per cent, while the boys of Tawnh
Club are lowest with an average of 79
per cent, and the famous Sigma Nu
just a little better with 82 per cent.'
.Brownsville Times: Hugh G. Fisher,
city engineer of Albany, was in the ciiy
Friday and attended the mass meet
ing at the tabernacle, where he spoke
along the lines of street improvements.
Mr. Fisher came to Brownsville from
Halsey, where he had been summoned
to consult with the authorities of that
place on some proposed street improvements.
P.O. BILL
APPROVED.
A dispatch in last evening's Journal
from Washington states that the Senate
committee, of which Senator Bourne is
a member, has reported favorably on
the appropriation of $10,000 additional
for the completion of the post office
building at this city, and it will un
doubtedly pass, when the bid for the
present plans will probably be accepted,
and work proceed,
This will make a total appropriation
of only $75,000, where $100,000 is r.o.v
being asked for cities of like class. It
is small enough, it fact should be $100,
000, instead of $75,000.
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COURT HOUSE.
New suitr
Wm. Uarlnnd agt. Dentil Carmier et
ai. to register title, N. Al. Newport
attorney.
el.
Medical Hccme, Q. B. Wilion record;
Total registrations to date 3019: Hei
1705; dem.. 1025; soc.,' 124; pro., 63;
ind., 88; miccellaneous and refure to
state 24,
Deeds recorded :
Daniel K. Nicley to Thomai Hansen
83.33 acres
CIRCUIT COURT.
The jury in the case of N. Oustersoh
agt. Ed. Wolfe, last evening troughtin
a verdict for the Dlsintiff. awarding
certain horses indisDuie.tothenlamtiir.
and giving the plaintiff $42 60 damages
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iur me retention ox tne anisiais
This morninsr Judcro Kellov sentenced
K. C. Burnett, who has a Dlace of bus
iness opposite the skating rink, to serve
twenty days in the county jail and to
pay a fine of $200.
Frank Patton, convicted of simpln
assault on Harry Halkyer, the well
known S. P. hrakeman, was brakeman.
was fined $100.
to. Senders agt. the S. P.. to estab
lish the title to a small strip ot land at
the corner of Washington and Water
streets, or $1500 damages, was begun
this moJning before the following jury;
Messrs. Bayne, Calloway, Coyle, Uiison,
Hall, Haden, Harris, Holloway, Kn
nell, Manis, Osborn, Temple.)
Hewitt & Sox are attornoys for the
plaintiff and Weatherford & Weather
ford and J. H. McNury for th9 defend
ant. A motion for a nonsuit was granted.
Court adjourned ta May lsv, when
the Peacock, Olson and other esses will
be tried.
AT THE SITE OF
THE 0. E. DEPOT.
The old residence of John Clelen. on
the Oregon Electric block, near Lyon
aim r utn street tor iorty or more years,
is Deing moved down to imrd street in
the third ward, where it will have a
new home. This means that the Oregon
Electric wants the block for the passen
ger depot, to be erected there this
spring ireparatory to active traffic
There have been rumors that the site of
tie delist might be changed; but Fifth
ana L,yon is where the structure will
undoubtedly stand, a good place for it
altogether.
It is said the Fifth street track will
be completed before the Water street
track, and for that reason an ordinance
has been asked permitting freight cars
on Fifth street. If passed it bhould have
a limit, terminating absolutely when
the Water street track is completed.
Only a Pew Days to Plant.
Do you realize that there are only a
few days left for spring planting? rVe
have a lot of trees left at our yards
which we will close out at prices that
will interest you.
Apples, Peart, Cherries, Peaches,
Apricots, Gooseberries.
Call at our oltice in the Schmitt Bldg.
or write and let us show you.
ALBANY NURSERIES, Inc..
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Uover Leaf Dairy.
It you appreciate clean, sanitary and
pure milk give us a call.
Delivered twice a day, Both phono.
Milk depot 331 Lyon St.
J. F, HUGGINS, Prop.
E EMPIRE
Geo. E. Rolfe, Prop, and Manager.
TONIGHT"
BIG NEW CHANGE
Featuring
HIS FIRST VIOLIN.
A beautiful Vitagraph story. Five
other fine pictures, including a side
splitting comedy, Crnnletcs the Bill.
Illustrated Song, "Daddy's iLttle
Tcm Boy Girl."
Crosno and Woods, music.
All for 10 cents.
DR. BERNARD KAVANAUGH
OSTEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon
Graduate of the Los Angeles Col
lege of Osteopathy.
Special Attention to Diseases of
Women and Children.
10-1 1 Scr.tiiitt-IImit Bid;.. Corner
Third and Broidalbin Streets, Albany.
0rhoncs-Home, 203; Bell, 395-J.
We make a specialty of watch,
jewelry and clock repairing. All
work guaranteed. L. W. ROSS
PAINTS AND WALLPAPER
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING
J. R. ELDRIDGE, Painter. 438, W. 2nd St, Alban
DREAMLAND
1. Her Boy. A very pretty drama
with a hapnv ending. This photoplay
f abounds with heart-touching situa
tions and is splendidly portrayed.
2. Huting. Marabou in Absynta.
3. Philemon and Bailees. A hcau
itiful hand-colored film, a mythical
tlry baitd on firtek lily tholoy.
4. Scenes. Albany Commercial
Club's trip to Mill Citv.
5. Champion Led D ivcr A
short film showing- fancy d ives and
swimming str.l;cs by America's
champion woman diver.
6. Umbrellas to Mend. There is a
' latijrh in every move a::il every move'
! a funny picture. Bunny is at his fun-iii'-st
in this Vitagr.iph romei'v.
I 7. Two Sengs. A Kalcm war dra
ma, a feature pii-ture.
' 8. Cahler & Wadsworth in minic.
Next"" Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesdayElectro, the Human Dynamo,
a sensational elecfical act.
Admission 10 ccnir
Heavy tax payments:
Est. J, hi. George $117.6; fcrank & P.
Dempsey $190.09; Broc',: Bros. $128.76.
Woman buifrage Won.
The Willamette Club of the public
Bchoolsyesterday a Iter noon had an in.
terestlng debate on woman suffrage,
with a decision in favor of the affirm
ative, sustained by Lauren Davis and
Tracy Byers. Edwin Hart and Robert
Boetticher did their best on the neg
ative. The judges wero Prof. Bonn,
Frances Harringtou and Clinton Archibald.
THE COLLEGE.
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A crowd from Tremont Hall went
Knox's Butte today.
A semester reception by the Y.M.C.
A. and Y.W.C.A, to the students at
Tremont Hall last night was a great
success, a unique and delightful ultair,
with a splendid service.
President Crooks and Dr. Ferguson
will start east early in tho week, going
to Chicago and New York, with pros
pects of considerable cooperation in the
endowment enterprise, getting ready
for a $00,000 campaign.
There was a fine duet recital Wednes
day evening bv pnpils of Mi'bs Houck
and solos by pupils of Mrs. Flo.
rroi. rvnite una niB class are garden
Inir.
The tennis courts are being prepared
for the sport.
Fresh Yaquina Bay OYSTERS at the
Mission fartors.
F. G. Will for watches. .
50C.FOR
Revere Sunday Dinners.
Every Sun lay, nt the Hotel Revere,
5:30 to 8 p. m., there will bo a choice
dinner served for only 60 cents. Music
by the popular Wilson orchestra. Make'
reservations.
Morning Star Grange will give a
basket social at the hall on Friday,
March 29,' to which all friends and
neighbors are invited,
NEW
ST. FRANCIS
GRILL
Sunday Table de Hote
Dinner .75c a plate. Tablos
reserved. 6:80 to 8 p. m.
MUSIC.
SALAD
SETS
7 piece set, 11c each. 75c set.
7 piece set, 12c each, 80c set.
7 piece set, WiC each, $1 set.
These are the regular prices and
guaranteed all to be firsts, not sec
onds, with a little chip off and glazed
over, or the glazing off in spots, but
all perfect ware as they can be made,
at i
at MEISER & MEISER
local option
right?
Great debate at the armory
Between
EUGENE W. CHAFIN, prohibition candidate for pres.
in 1908, and
J. FRANK BURKE, of Portland,
On March 27, at 8 p. m. Admission 25c
No-Rim-Cut Tires lower tire bills half.
Ordinary tires
clincher tires cost
too much.
They arc subject
to rim-cutting. Re
search proves 2.3
per cent of all ruined clincher tire
are rim-cut. This is an unnecessary
expense.
Clincher tires are usually overload
ed.. The rated capacity is not suffic
ient to carry the load.
Goodyear No-Rim-Citt Tirei can
not rim-cut. No hooks are necessary
on the ha.-.c to hold tlte tiro to the
rim. Tape of 126 braided piano
wires are vulcanised into the bae,
inakii:;; it unslrctchable.
The rim flanges are reverse w the
hooked side turned
from the tire rim-
CUttillLT .S not DOS-
Th This constrik'-
tion permiu mak
ing the lire 10 per cent over-size, yet
lilting the rim. That imam 10 pir
cent more air 10 per cent nn-rc ca
pacity to c -rry the lo.id preventing
blowout. These two features save
half on one's tire hill.
I Jo you not see why we are so en
thiiMf -lir about Goodyear No-Riui-Cut
Tin.M?
Call and let ut show you the tire?,
You will (? tltcm.
J. L. IRVIN.
Just received large shipment from factory.