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VOL XLYII
NO 43
Democrat
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 24 ioiT " : -
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SHOES
HOISERY
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TONIGHT 7 to 9
Chambers & McCune
ALBANY'S LEADING
CLOAK'AND SUIT STORE
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BUY NOT THE BOYS' CLOTHES THAT ARE CHEAPEST
TODAY BUT THOSE THAT ARE CHEAPEST
IN THE END
After all it's durebiliny and service that determines not only the superiority of
DOVS Clothes but til prnnnmtr 11 V-..M1 f l .1 . . . . . ' '
' nna tnat our bovs clothes
Uere for wear." It's the quality of the fabric, and the cJrol
hat makes our boys smts the cheapest in the end. Buy Wooly Boy or a Hercules;
they are guaranteed all wool, every weave and thread.
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
THE WORLD
A Eugene divorce this we-k was
.Margaret Clem agt. .W.han M. Clem.
I Rev. Richeson, the mashing Boston
minister, who is soon to hang, is get
ting nervous, and spends most of his
lime smoking, one day thirty cigars.
Dr. Mathews, of Seattle, was elected
moderator of the Presbyterian assem-
... ausiun at Louisville, Ky. He
has the distinction of having the larg-
i"l vnuii.il memoersiup ot any Pres
byterian church in the world, 4,900
Seattle has one big church with a
great many mission churches under it.
Willie Landran, a seventeen year
old boy, residing near Alder on the
'," Bento' county, was found
near RlnrWtt vac-A.. .
of his head blown off. A shut r.,,
lay beside him, and the indications
were ne had committed suicide. He
was said to have threatened to kill
himsclt.
Ralph A. Blatchford yesterday was
elected president of the student body
of the O A. C. the highest honor in
cnllccrf Itf. VT :..,. 1
-o- juai oijui'tTZi-u 111.
lion tin ir l'ri'd T W-i. c i
a -w. , , vaunt ikji u tzv 10
t n t'crtrude Walling is secretary,
L. B, Thompson editor of the Baro
meter 011 salary, E. W. Curtis manager.
LANE WIL
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Mr. C. H T e... !. ...
agricultural education. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C, will
address the citizens of Albany at the
Commercial Club rooms next Mon
day evening at 8 o'clock. Mr. Lane is
sent to Oregon by the Department of
,its...Liiiuii- iu ien our people 01 the
STATE GRANGE
ADJOURNED.
The St.it,. r.rn., -1 1 ....
1 v- utLitu me zoi-
lowinir nHirre- li n T l .-. -
jj, v.. i.reiiv. t. 1
Shaw, executive enmmiim. r w
7""' sut; 1. l. Lee, overseer
chanl.iin R,tK..rt c n .
- . o. uiiui, siewaru
H. A. Darnell, lecturer: Marv S H...
ard secretary; Cyrus H. Walker
V; "ayes, assistant; Mrs. Al. F
Allen. I.'ulv .iccictont. r T
. ........ o, wicsi ,. norland, gate
keeper; Mrs. F. A. Goff, flora; H.
stuuerg, treasurer.
Duriiif? thi. nintti occ:n i..
-.aaiuii me UOI11
mittee nn trnnri rn.. . ..i
, iiioiieu unani
mously in favor of the State Grange's
Buwii iuuub inn, one 111 strong contrast
Prizes wcrelgiven for hi hsf ..ik.
and the following were chosen, and
e,.v., uiai aim seconu prizes:
Good Roads! Good Roads!
Hear the Grangers call.
Illltl(t tllem VUltrn .1,.,.- ul .1.
c "'V iieiij inc
luimer,
J"or the farmer feeds us all.
Zip! Boom! Boo! Zip! Boom! Boo!
m-1 1 K ou roa"s aiul so do you.
,. b,,uls r tax or convict labor.
We h(.n nil:, Ivn. -...I 1. .
, 1 aiiu neiu our
neighbor.
DEATH OF LULA
EGAN HALKTER
ALBANY MAN
REACHING OUT
A. C. TtMlkinc !rl,,'rtn -...I . .
tendent of Albany, was in Corvallii a
!i ?r 4.wo ,aRO "n1 Placed an ad in
tilt? I r. -T l 1- Ti.l!..n i. 1
no disDosiimn tti iuff;.,.,n . .i
part the business men of the United ,.7 of IocaI architects but he
States have tnl;m in woiicl like to land snnio nf Hi f i
trial education. He is nnw mfL-iti,r
lis work that goes to Portlnml nr,-!,.'
...... I3 lllilKlllLT i
tour through the state, and from gen
prnl nri.ee I ,
T ,. vc are leu to
believe that he is a speaker of marked
ability, and possesses a store of valu
able and entertaining information up
on this important subject.
me ciud earnestly desires that Mr.
LnilP mnv ho crrnot.,,1 1... -..1 11.1
audience.
. Tomorrow's Game.
The Albany Athletics' opponents
for tomorrow afternoon's game will
be the Portland Cubs, said to be a
very strong team. Small and Masscy,
the club's battery, arc rated a fast
pair. Bill Patterson will probably
pitch for the local team with his
brother Dave behind the rubber.
The grounds have ' been worked
thoroughly during the week; the roof
has been; extended over the grand
St.'inrl in n-(.t,.-t !a -....,.. f... I.. I.:,
by the su,;. The new score board is
...... iiuu JJ1.1LL- on um 01 inc
(..ltlrll,.lfl f,.Mn n,, ...Ml l. -
. ,lvt nm uk com
pleted in time for the game on May
J. R. Martin will again umpire. The
game win De called promptly at 2:30.
1'ollowing are the olavers and ilieir
positions: .
Athletics.
P. P.-lflprdrtn r
W. Patterson &
Salisbury .... P. . . .
F. rir.rtlov i n
G. Doolev '"''.''.2B
C. Bigbce 3B
Lee
Mickel
tec i s. The Masonic building, Harding
V K" J oici, j-iign school,
the school building to be erected
shortly Presbyterian church, etc, etc
were fli'siim,.,! K n .1 1 ' ., '.
"V "J iyiuaiiu urcnitccts
and in such work, in particular, Mr
u 1 , , '.win-ium, Having
been highly successful in the cast
trpm which he came a year or so ago.
the Albany man came west to "grow
lip with the country," has been taking
it easy until he got his bearings anil
with robust health and rcnewer vigor
he is ready to handle everything that
will come his way. Mr. Jenkins feels
that he can give even better service
than the Portland architects for the
reason that he is located near and can
be here often to superintend the
work.
Monsnn C V
L. BiKbce-Coshat..R.F..
Cubs.
Masscy
.Small-Wilford
Burns
puffy
A iniinrc
S.S Walker
L.F Gertz
...H. Swint
.H. Sievcrs
Jas. Elkins Here.
James Elkins, now a resident of
i rincvillc, this morning returned from
a visit with his son Luther, now in
"iu mg law 01 ice o AleNn hh. ,1 l,.,i.
mg attorney of San Francisco. He
icn 111s (laughter, Miss Nellie, for a
longer visit. He reports being decid
edly glad to be hack in Oregon. For
a life time Mr. Elkins has been promi
nent in Mil. .nff;iiru r,t .1... ,... . ,
i ; " ." ai.nv, in eariv
days state treasurer, also county clerk
.iiui, HiiU .iiicr ior a number of
terms COIllltv tr,:iui,r.r 1-1.. :
makinir n hrtnw. ...itl. i.:n
i:.. t V,. "i -own i.oi-
'ormer Ainany business man.
in Prmi'vill,. -l,rr l,n ...:n . -r .
....i .viiii inn many Ainany tnen-U
J"
. Lulu Egan Halkyer died during list
I'Kht, at 11: ;3J o'clock, from the ef
.cts of a telescoped intcstim, after
in ills-vss of a few davs.
one was bjra .11 ?. rvais. Ore
line 3ft. 1SR 3nrl ' am-
w.ta I cr folk i.c-hi
was a mei;r,e. of the C.illiolic
hureh .nnrl wia n.l...... ... .1.
: "". .uiuuicH in me lis
ters school, of this city, a young wo
man beloved for her many excellent
traits of character, and her death has
CnilSt'd Crn-mr iii .. 1 . .1 e
...... ... . . v ll( ,)U K 0(
friends.
... " ""iiiu, i tarry nac-
kyer, a well known railroad brakcm.ni,
lather, nmilwr i .1
brothers, and many other relatives and
"y1"-1 y mum 11 uer ucain.
-- .n. Huimv licit;
here with all of the family present,
Till fimril c n r 1 1 1 a u . i.t 1
mmnrrriw iftafn i., i.tvt .1 . i .
t lfl rntlirli xli.,1, ...1 it
; , , '"- ij iiiLii ,111
tnends arc invited.
Water Street Wants Pavement.
Residents nf Wniir ctr..
to be on the map. A nieeiiiitr of east
enders was held last night, and every
person residing on 1-ast Water, be
tween the C. & K. railroad and Pen-
IlVWlllklf line ciirnn.l . i).;.,.,
paving the street. At that place a
double track will be put in, and pave
ment is practically necessnv in .-.r.
lcr to save the street.
Is a Great Flyer.
Weldon n. Cn..t it.o ..:.i.
to Salem o m.ikc arrangemcnH to
UV thi.rf. Ma ...ill .l.nn At
UiMll: lu
bany to see about a lly here. Mr.
v-ook nas a great reputation. He mad-;
.......... 1, ,iUUss oan rrancisco
Bay, around the Lick Observatory,
etc.
Tin. mill.. ...Ill I. .f. .,
. .mill up ucmrc me
Commercial Club Monday evening.
Ross, Jeweler.
At the Court House.
Deeds TfcnrAvA
C. C. Callowav to O. A. R rnvvn
15y.4l ncrrs in
u. A. Brown to C. C. r.-. iw-,v
389.80 acres 19
W. Arehart to Clarence Ingram
lot Lebanon in
A. J. Colt to Harry Myers, lot
Hnrrihitrr irn
I Jas. Willoughby to A. J. Colt.' lot
iLiiinimin IUII
CARPENTER AND PAINTER.
Will work by day or contract Let
os figure on your work. Can paint
your house so it will stay painted and
make --:- rt.f
. WM. KIRK, Hon Phone 1168.
S. C. Worrell's
C C. I SeCOnd and F"TJ StlTOtl, J'
Vox fresh groceries; vegetables and
fruits. Everything new.
rHE EMPIRE
Geo. E. Rolfe, Prop, and Manager.
TONIGHT
"Brotherhood of Man." r;..l,'.r
ma.) Athrilling portrayal of an ath
lete's life and devotion.
"Mother Love." fLubin drama.) A
strong emotional drama, showing a
niother's great love.
"Seven Rar of C.rA"
This is the feature picture of the
show.
Miss Crosno singing: "I Love the
Name of Mary."
"Trombone Sammy." (Essany
comedy.) The would-be musician has
a lot of trouble practising.
"The Rahv nf th Rnarrli'nrr Un.,..
iT.Sitlv l"r.,,i,l.r I A 1,.. I l. ,:t
inn, featuring one of the youngest pic
ture babies in the world.
oods and Crosno, in musical ef
fects. Complete change tomorrow.
"urnission me
REMEMBER
The place to get your clothes
cared for is
"on the balcony"
at
The Blain Clothing Store
Strictly Cash.
J. G. MINTON
Special Attraction
SPEER & PRATT IN THE HIGH
CLASS SPECIALTY
"Catering to Everybody"
at the Oregon Market all the tints
MATINEE SATURDAY
Popular prices . No reierved .eat.
Prenn Mnfi- Ti. - e . ...
combination has aoneared hefnr. in
and ;The Man Behind." The latter
-- "-' juniper or promise and
Guide)" understudy-" (Consumer's
, Saturday Special
Nice Ripe Bananas, full flavor, per
"""" 20c
Don't Forget The Place
Where vm. ., ....
........, Huuneoernes ana all
Kind! nf Rrn..!.. ".
tables. veBe"
Headquarters for Strawberries.
GET THE LOCATION
Southwest corner Second and Ferry
yuccii,
HOMER SPEER.
"The Man n.hii.1
Bell Phone 123-J..' Home, Bik. 65.
H. F. MERRILL,
Insurance, Loans, Bonds
Room No. 1, First Savings Bank
Building.
DREAMLAND
TO-NIGHT
Entire Change of Program.
The Romanr nf tho Wat . fu
ture drama of old Arizona.
Her Pnhohrrf Csmiiu An r.i:...
farce comedy.
The Bell of New Orleans. A
suuincrn romance ol interest.
How the Play Was Advertised.
Pathe comedy.
(jood alusic. Matinei- daily.
Coming, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, "Cinderella," America's
greatest picture, iSM) feet.
10 CENTS
50CJOR
Kevere Sunday Dinners.
Evprv Sun Iru at iha rr...i r
5:.iu o 8 p. m , the-e wib bo a chi ice
dinner si-rved,for oaly 6u cents. Music
by the popular Wiljon orchebtra. Make
reservations.
Fisher, Braden Co.
Funeral Directors and
Undertakers
Undertaking Porlon, 3rd and
Broadalbin
ar-s, BOTH PHONES
"-- LADY ATTENDANT
NEW
ST. FRANCIS
GRILL
Sunday Table de Hote
Dinner .75c a plato. Tablca
reserved. C:30 to 8 p. m.
MUSIC.
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