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ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY' APRIL 19, mi
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Pictorial Review Patterns
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Agents for
Gage
Millinery
Agents for
W. B.
Corsets
Cutting and ConstnctioB Guidoi Fro
CLEVER
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NEW HATS, SHAPES AND TRIM
MINGS. SOMETHING NEW
EVERY DAY.
bur Hats have an air of exclusive
ness about them that lifts them out
and above the ordinary and places
them in a class by themselves. Dis
criminating women would prefer the
hats we produce even if they cost
more, but they really cost less. If
you haven't, your new hat as yet, by
all means see the new ones now on
sale here.
Chambers & McCune
Read this ad.
SECOND:
See Our Window.
THIRD:
See Our Stock of Suits. .
and Then:
Become the owner of one of
our ALL WOOL, ABSO
LUTELY GUARANTEED
STYLEPLUS
for $17.00
The Same Price
The World Over. -
THE
BLAIN
CLOTHING CO
CARPENTER AND PAINTER.
Will work by day or contract. Let
us figure, on your work. Can pa:nt
vour house so it will stay painted and
'make Prices rieht.
WM. KIRK. Home Phone 1168.
ALBANY TRANSFER CO.
NEW CREATIONS
In New Spring and Summer
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Hats,
Waists, Skirts and
Furnishings.
We want every woman, before she buys her spring apparel arid dress
accessories, to come and see the magnificent lines we are showing in every
department of this big apparel store.
In every section you will find values that can't be .beaten anywhere.
We want you to prove this statement by actual comparison. Don't take our
word for it.
Never in our history have we shown such good goods for so little mon
ey as right now. Special showing of Babies' and Little Girls' Coats and
Dresses. . , .
u ufitf tumw, ii i ir1
The Blain Clothins? Co.
PAINTS AND WALLPAPER
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING
J. R. ELXRIECE, Fair.tcr. 428, W. 2nd St., AlUn
ALBANYS LEADING
CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
Styleplus;7
Clothes
mi
Read the
Styleplus Clothes
Story "
; , in this week's
Saturday Evening
Post
Quae March 30th)
This store
is the only
authorized
agency for
Styleplus'
Clothesf
in this'
community
LAFOLLETTE
ON MONDAY.
Next Mondav will ha a hnsw rinv fnr
Senator LaFollette. Hure la the uro
gram: He will sneak at Eugene in the onen
air, if the weather is good, at 10 o'clock,
come to Albany on the 1:46 train and
speak here at 2 -o'clock, probably for
an hour when he will be taken in an
auto to Corvallis, where ho will speak
at 4 o'clcck. ...
At this city he will srieak at the
armory, with prospects of a big crowd
present. He is one of the greatest
speakers in the country, eloquent and
fearless, the tool of no one, and for
this reason people regardless of politics,
believing in progress in national affairs,
will wish io hear him.
Among his personal friends here is
councilman HUiUert, tormet y of Wis
consin. '
FOR BIRTHS.
The stork was busy in Linn county
during April, the .record showing the
most births in the history of the county
for a single month, 62. Carry the news
to ltoosevelt.
Albany and vicinity led with 18, Leb
anon next with 15. Scio 6, Mill City 3,
Sweet Home, ShWd and Foster each 2,
Waterloo, Plainview, Thomas and Hal
soy each 1.
The Drs. Wallace were first in num
ber 10, with Dr. J. C. Booth.of Lebanon,
second, with 8; Dr. Prill, Scio, 6; Dr.
Davis, Albanv, 4; Dr. L M. Jones,
Lebanon, 4: Dr. Kavanaugh, Albany,
Dr. Laird, Lebanon, and Dr. Runsum,
Mill City, each 3; Drs. Hill, Marks and
Luther each 2. and Drs. Ross. Howard.
Wilson, bhinn and W. H. Booth each 1.
During the month there were 18
deaths, none contagious. The ages
ranged from 2 days tn 88 years, 13 be
ing over 40 years of age.
THE WORLD
Portland lost again yesterday, beaten
by tbeOaka. , ( -,
Clara Barton, the great Red Cross
war nurse, died yesterday at Washing
ton at the age of 80 yean.
Eugene Register: Mr. and Mrs. G,
E. Metzgar and 10 children came up
from Albany Thursday to make their
home in Eugene. .
T,,E EMPIRE
Geo. ' E. Rolf e. Prop, and Manager.
TONIGHT
Numbers.
Mr. Rolfe and Viss Crosno will sing
My Wild Irish RoBe.
All for 10 cents.
DREAMLAND
1. A Woman's Wrath. A high
class flrnm.-itic subject, a good story
well acted.
2. Floral Parade at San Diego,
Cal. This is one of the most hcauti-
1 fill films it lias ever been our pleasure
to present.
I 3. The Widow of Eicky O'Neal.
K Bi
00
A western story, full of thrilling situ
. ations, introducing scenes at the an-
nual roundup on the Circle Dot
: ranch. "Let 'cr buck."
4. The Law and the Lady. Justice
J maintained and irreproachable honor
; triumphs over the powers that claim
"Kvery man has his price." A thril
ling life portrayal of interest by the
Vitagraph Co.
5. The Swimming Party. A
screaming farce-comedy.
6. Cahler and Wadswcrth Music
and effects.
Admission 10 ccnli
THE s. p:s
ELECTRIFICATION
The Journal says:
Six acres of land have been purchased
by the Southern Pacific company from
Charlps Lada at Oswego for car shops
in connection with the company's west
side electric service. An order has also
been placed with an eastern car build
ing company for 60 steel cars of the
most modirn type. These cars are to
be for the west ido service.
In regard to the purchase of uhe six
acres of ground at Oswego, Mr. Camp
bell stated this afternoon that the
ground will be the headquarters for the
company's west side electric service.
President Sproule and General Super,
intendent Campbell have intimated
that a number of new lines and
branches will be built in connection
with the electric system' out of Port
land, but no definite announcements
have been made. It is, however, ru-
moren tnat in tne plans are provisions
for electrification of the east side sys
tem between Portland and Eugeno nnd
tne construction ot a lino from some
point near Portland on the west side
line to Astoria, v ,
A RAGGED BASE
v: BALL GAME.
Albany people yesterday evening
were given the privilege of soeing a
professional base ball team play ball,
going to the grounds with big expecta
tions. They got some just common
every day B: B."
The game started as fierce as an
African tiger hunt. Portland got an
egg, and then, gave as pretty an exhi
bition of a Pendleton round-up as one
could wish, with some wild and wouly
throwing. Albany scored four.
Next inning Portland got busy and
maae a coupie, touowea by tour and
then some more, 2 and 2 making the
score 10 to 4. After a series of five
goose eggs Moore of the Portland's
was put in for Dave Patterson behind
and Moore is also a batter In
the seventh inning Lyle Blghee made a
two Dagger, letting a couple in. and
Moore did likewise. Noithur scored in
the eighth, but in the ninth Moore again
maae a para nit ana two more men
came in, tying tne score. In the tenlh,
almost dark, Portland rapped things
ana Albany aid some mulling, vour
were mads, and the game ended 14 to
10.
Bill Patterson pitched four Innings
for Albany, Lvle Bigbae ending the
game. Eastley and Veasey pitched, for
roruana, until cries for Maxmyor, a
former O. A. C. stndent, brought him
out for the last two or three li.nlnga,
giving the crowd a circus for awhile.
Albany altogher made a good show,
ing, speaking for its material and as
well for the fact that it is weak at
perhaps two places. ... . ..
Portland made 9 hits, Albany 7, Port
land 7 errors, Albany 6. -
Pitcher Tonneson umpired and Lee
Driver did the scoring
come oi tne incidents nt the game
were: a fight behind the bleachers, an
a . . . . .
acciaent in wnicn Jim Cook of Halsey,
was hit In the eye and it took an ama
teur doctor to fix it up, and Riley
Lobaurh got tipped over while going
from the field in his chair. Cook was
watching the game from behind the
home plate, when a foul created the
trouble.
The coming of. May1 Robson promises
im no inn inoKiricai event or the season,
giving Albany people a htgh.clasa per.
form' nee. No doubt there will be a
packed house. ', '
The 1912 Base Ball Guide at Alhar y '
uuii .iiure, aw i targe aBsoitment of
supplies. i
When you want nomething good to
eat remember The Dressed Beef Co.,
2nd & n , .
WATCHES, F. to. Fronch'& Son.
50C. FOR
Rtv:re Sunday Dinners.
Every Sun lay, nt the Hotel Rovere,
5:30 to 8 p. m., there will he a choice
dinnnr served for only 50 cents. Music
by the popular Wilson orchtstra. Make
reservations. r
Brushes
9
Just rcce;ycd a fill
2oc values, your choic 1 15c
Your
NORTH BEND.
The Albany high school debating
team, Chas. Ohling and Irvine Acheson,
last night, at North Bend, defeated the
champions of Coos Bay. getting an
unanimous decision.
Ihe question debated was thn nun.
mission form of government, with Al
bany on the difficult aide, the affirma
tive, makine the victor thn mm-n
nal. " ' -
The bovs have made a RnlpnHM
for themselves and school; but there is
more to come. Thev will nnw n
debate Grants Pass, chamoiona of
Southern Oregon.
T
The County Prohibition convention '
met at 11 a.m. today, with W. P. El
moro officiating as chairman and Prof.
White secretary. Mr. Elmore said for '
six years the prohibitionists had let tha
other men get out the good men, and
ho was never surer of his ground than :
now, time to act.
A lettarfrom Supt. Burke gavo tho '
following standing of the U. S. sena
tor candidates on the Kenyon Sheppard
bill to prevent shipping Iqiuor into dry
territory: Bourne fair, Lowell favora
ble. Morton nnd Kollimr hnatilo i:nhnn
and Pierce hostile; Dr. Lane no replv.
For congress, E.lis and LalFirty favor
able, Cochran, Clydr, Gantenbein.
Hawlov, Roosevelt, Rusk,. Siunot all
boHtile. r..
Only a legislative ticket was nomina
ted, as follows:W. P. Elmore, Browns
ville; H.. C. Davis, Halsey; J. a. Mears,
Shedd.
Adjourned subiect to call nf rhuirmnn.
for nomination of county ticket, if
thought beat.
Death of Dr. Norton.
Rev. Smith Norton, died at tne old
folk's home in Portland this morning,
at the age of 88 years. He was born in
N. Y. state, and was prominent as a
l.'ongrcg tional minister for mnny
years. He was also the anther of a
book and wrote extensively for maga
zines. He was the father in-law of
Dr. Marshall, of this city, with whom
he resided after coming here four years'
ago, and was a member by letter of tha
U. P. chur?h.
The funeral will be in Portland, with
burial there.
Will go Picniclng. j
The Home Tel. Co. of Corvallis and
Albany, about fifty in all, tomorrow
will go to Waterloo on a picnic party,
riding in the Westbrook auto, of this
citv, and Fisher's auto of Corvallis.
J. B. Middleton, general manager, J. C.
Putter, auditor, and E. B. Wells of the
purchasing department, came Uj this
neon to go with them. ;
8m our Cj"C. Rings you'll rarely
want one bczrw of their great
beauty and worth. Look u If ther
eoit twice the price.' .With each
ring you get printed guarantee
that insure you against lost itonet
(except diamonds).
GUARANTEED RINGS
are made for men, women and chil
dren. Over 2000 patterns. Look
for Q C. stamp inside each ring.
Call and got frog blrthitone card.
L. W. Rcsc, .
Jeweler Albany, Or,
NEW
ST. FRANCIS
GRILL
Sunday Table de Hote
Dinner .7;"c a pinto. Tables
reserved. 5:30 to 8 p. rn.
MUSIC.
fU
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II u of Hand Bruih '3. ,
7
cho'ce 20c
at MEISER & MEISER'S