PAOB THREE
The much wanted new shirt U now here. Thf most comfortable, coolest garment that man can
11 Into.
NEW SPORT SHIRTS
(Convcrtablc Collars)
These ahlrti have been tht most popular fad (or a number of years. Man have batn clamoring for
something different from Ilia ordinary ahapa. On that would took neat, (at away from launderad
tiff collars, and at tin seme time be cool and comfortable.
This Shirt Is Just the Thing
The convertabla collar is fine. It can be worn low at the neck, with collar on the outside of the
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During the heat of the day the collar can be worn low, so that It w'll be the coolest imaginable, then
toward evening when the aim geta low and it starts to get cool, the collar can be changed In a few
aeconds to a high military shape, without changing the shirt or detaching the collar. Can you imagine
anything better . ,
You can afford several at thiiprlce.
Plain White, Short Sleeves
Size. 14 1-2. 15. 15 1-2, 16, 16 1-2
Price
Each
VACATION NKKDS
SUMMER CLOTHES
ONE WAY ONLY-FOR CASH
NEW GOVERNOR OF GEORGIA
WASSiNAUGURATEO SATURDAY
Trouble Feared on Account of
Frank Commutation Sentence
Big Police Foroe on Duty.
Illy United Press Association)
Atlanta! (ia., June 26. Thousands
are pouring into Atlanta for the in
auuuration of Governor Harris
Warned that there will be huge dem
onstrations aiiainst tlr commutation
of the death sentence of Leo Frank,
the silihoritics are alert for possible
trouble. It is admitted should an
outbreak occur the regular police will
have the greatest difficulty in con
trolling the thrones. A small detail
of the militia is ill guarding the
country home of Gevornor Slaton.
This may be increacd before nihl
Near beer saloons have been ordered
closed. Kxtra police are held subject
to call.
Atlanta, June 2ti Governor Sl.i
Ion retired us governor with the city
packed with people still angered by
Slaton coniiniitinu Frank's sentence.
"Me turned the office over to Nat K.
Harris. There are threats of ont
I'rr.itu nmittn Slaton. ht a number'
SHR1NERS 10 HAVE 6REAI
TIME AT SEATTLE
Seattle. Wn., June 25. F.ntertatn
nicut plans for the thuuands of
Shriner who next week will hciiin
tlicir pilgrimage lo t li i u state to hold
iheii annual council for the first time
in the I'acific Northwest were com
pleted yotrrday by Nile Temple of
Seattle. The program will cover an
entire week, beginning Sunday, July
II, when the vanguard will nrrivc, anil
continuing until midnight Saturday,
July 17.
Trips lo different parts of the stale
by water and land, huge balls, bar
I'ccuo, lawn fetes, automobile rides
nut banquets will comprise the big
features of the entertainment. Danc
es and songs by IO) school children
ill the shrine, stadium; the western
inuudiip and stampede and tuber sim
ilar productions will provide addition
al diversion.
In one celebration all of the east
ern half of King county, including
Redmond, Toll, Duval!, Kirkland and
oilier point" will greet the visitors
at a big Kirkland gathering; at an-
of hisses from the gallery of the
lioiic of representatives where the
icremoiiirs were held, represented
tl onlv ilimon!r:it!nn
other the Shriuers will le guests of
Kitsay county, visiting the nevy yard
md meeting the leading men of that
district; in another of Snohomish
county,, centering at Everett; in an
other of Whatcom county, centering
at ilcllingham; in another of Pierce
county, centering at Tacoma; in still
another of Spokane; and in others
of the various cities lining the route
which the Shrir.cr tr;el.
Burned By Wire.
(By United Press Association)
Portland. June 26. Stepping on a
high tension wire at the S. P. & S.
railroad shops. A. D. Wornock, aged
73, a machinist, was perhaps fatally
burned. His foot came in contact
with the wire as he stepped into the
transformer house.
Strong German Attack.
Hy United Press Association)
Berlin, June 26. Strong German
atttacks are being delivered against
the Russian lines north of Warsaw,
the official statement announced.
Wtirlemburg regiments stormed the
-Slav positions at Oglenda, north of
Przasnysz, the war office declared.
Oglenda is 72 miles north of War
saw, near the right bank of the Onec
river.
Cclrhrtitr fnlv 5 at Jrffrr'on.
Full Plate
Upper or Lower
$7.50
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10 PLATES
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Crowns and
Bridge Teeth
$3.50
DR. W. A. COX
For a Short Time
Take care of your teeth NOW while the Special Price is on, as it
will not last Ion. ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone for a date
EXAMINATION FREE
Lady Attendant .
DR. W. A. COX
PAINLESS, DENTIST
225 West First St. Albany. Ore.
PHEASANTS WILL PARTICIPATE
IN CHERRY FAIR PARADE
With Band Will Visit Salem July
2nd. with Other Marching
Clubs.
The Albany Pheasants will go to
Salem Friday, July 2nd, accompanied
by the Pheasant band, to participate
in the Cherry fair celebration. Presi
dent Fred Dawson, of the Pheasants,
is in receipt of a letter from the Cher
ry Fair committee of the Salem Com
mercial dug extending a special in
vitation to the Pheasants. An effort
will be made to run special trains
from Albany on that day and no doubt
many people will go to the Capital
City for this year's 4th of July cele
bration. In the parade on the 2nd will be
seen the Portland Koiarians, Oregon
City Fallsarians, Albany Pheasants,
Kugene Radiators and the Salem
Cherrians. This will be the first time
that all of these booster organizations
have been together in one celebration,
and the Cherrians are preparing a big
welcome for their guests.
One of the features of the Cherry
Fair has always been the baby parade.
and it is said that this event will be
even belter this year. Salem mothers
take great pride in this event, and
visitors to the fair have always ex
pressed great admiration for the won
derful showings made.
An exhibit of cherries and flowers.
a big carnival, daily parades, fire
works, bands, and fun galore will
make this one of Salem's best celebrations.
The Pheasants are t.'.king active in
terest in going to the Capital and will
present their best. Willi a fair rep
resentation Albany will derive excel
lent advertising and will straightway
be known among the live towns of
the state.
Don't swelter in a hot kitchen
this summer. Come in and tee
our full line of ,
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Oil Cook Stoves
"Looh for the Lwrer
The finest oil stove made. Fully
guaranteed. Whether you have
decided to buy an oil stove or
not, let us show you this line.
Absolutely reliable simplest to
operate.
Hulbert-Ohling
Hardware Co.
"The fbnlirsrs Men"
Albany
9 9
ORBOON INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW
Salem, June 28. S. P. company re
taining its land grant means taxes for
counties and money for extensions.
Comiille W. J. Longston would
enlarge brick plant to 100,000 daily
output.
Klamath county has a new paper,
the Merrill Times, by Geo. E. Brad
nack. Baker White Pine Lumber com
pany adds dry kiln.
Tillamook Bridge planned over
Hocpj.trton slough to cost $50tX).
Coquille property owners sue city
for putting down rotten paving.
United States Supreme court an
nuls forfeiture proceedings in O. & C.
land grant holding title to 2.300,0)0
acres, rests with railroad until con
gress acts.
Public utilities commissions of Ida
ho and Oregon have granted no re
duction in power rates in the Snake
river country power companies los
ing money now.
Now that the new Mill steamship
line is in operation between the mouth
of the Columbia and San Francisco,
and after the Hill people have spent
upwards of $5.0110.1 UK) on this new in
dustry, the United States commerce
commission takes an expensive trip
to Portland to sec if it cannot in some
way prove that the Hill system has
put these boats in contrary to law.
Tax reduction- this year S2.1JI.0W
and limit of six per cent as largest
possible increase means better busi
ness conditions.
Baker will use two million gallons
water per day this Summer.
O. W. R. & N. Co. has put on daily
train service to Juntura.
Astorii Street car service estab
lished Monday to Taylor's addition.
Yamhill will spend $54X10 on street
improvement.
County road master, Yeon, selects
bitulithic for bulk of $1,250,000 road
construction in Multnomah county.
except canyon road to be laid in con-
rete with brick on all grades of 5 to
7 12 per cent.
Benton county cooperative associa
tion paid 5 per cent dividends since
Jan. 1.
Marshfield McDonald and Vaughn
logging camps open with 80 men.
Coal shipments will soon be com
ing out of Lincoln county.
Sutherin Everfresh plant drying lo
ganberries. T ..
Hubbard progressive forces unani
mous for industrial development.
Siletz County locating two bridges
and 1080 foot trestles.
Salem Jitneys to be regulated and
put under $5000 bonds.
More injury has been done to Pa
cific Coast towns through hot air
methods of advertising than by any
other one cause. Sutherlin Sun.
Canyon City. Prairie City Light &
Power Co. to extend line to supply
power to gold dredgers on Canyon
creek.
Roseburg merchants have decided
to abolish all grading stamps and oth
er premium devices for buying trade
and will rely on legitimate newspaper
advertising.
WHEN answering classified ads,
please mention th; Democrat.
'The Story Beautiful," Presented
By Father Patrick J. MacCorry
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DR. MONTESSORI TO 6IVE
TEST AT THE FAIR
San Francisco, Cal, June 25 Un
der the patronage of Miss Margaret
Wilson, daughter of President Wood
row Wilson, Dr. Maria Montessori.
the noted Italian educator, will con
duct an international Montessori
training course at the Panama-Pacific
International Exposition during Aug
ust and September, October and No
vember. With Miss Wilson on the
committee in charge of the course are
David Starr Jordan, president of the
National F.ducation association, which
meets in Oakland in August, and P.
P. Claxton, United States commis
sioner of education.
The special course will be for the
benefit of teachers, parents and oth
ers interested in child welfare, and in
connection with it will be held a num
ber of demonstration schools in
which teachers will do practice work.
Noted educators from alt parts of the
United States and from abroad have
been asked to conduct a thorough
study and test of Dr. Montesiori's
method of child training during this
course.
The exposition authorities asked
Dr. Montessori lo conduct her inter
national training course on the expo
sition grounds because ot the oppor
tunity it will afford to give au inter
national lest of this newest and
unique method of developing individ
ual initiative in very young children.
Warranty Deeds.
J. B. Howe, et ux to Annie Rrown.
June 21. 1915. Lot 4 in block 2 in
Gilbraiih's add. to North Browns
ville, $500.
Lowxon A. Wood to B. J. Ridders.
June 21. 1915. Lot 10 in block Wl
non Park Add. to Albany, $10.
Quit Claim Deeds.
R. H. Cramer et ux to C. C. Burm
ester. May 17. 1915. Lands in Sec. 21.
Tp. 10, R. 1 E. and in Sec 18. Tp. 10
R. 1 E 130 acres. $1.
NK of the masterpieces on the preeent day American platform la that
( presented by Father Patrick J. MacCorry, entitled "The Story Bean
W tlfuL" He la one of the great popular Lyceum orators of the present
generation and baa a number of lectures, but his "Story Beautiful '
la the Dnest of them all This Is an art education la Itself, being Illustrated by
dissolving slides of world famous pictures. A musical setting accompanlee this
program. "The Story Beautiful" cornea with Chautauqua week, and four peo
ple are required to present It.
AT ALBANY CHAUTAUQUA
Can You Afford to Miss
CHAUTAUQUA?
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I Capture That Season Ttr: x:
1 Before It Is Too ' : a?'
Don't Forp
Newpoi ' Vri Celebrate
Monviy, July 5th
with field sports, acquatic events,
baseball. U. S. Life-Saving Drill, etc
. Special Round-Trip Fares
From Albany
From Corvallis "
From Philomath
$275
..$275
-$2.50
Tickets on sale July 3. 4 and 5,
good for return until July 6th.
V
Sunday E -sion Fare $1.75
(G Sunday only)
Spf -?
Lea . .
Leave Coi .
Leave Philomath
Arrive Newport
RETURNING: '
Special trains will leave Newport Sunday and
6.A0 p. m. and will carry through sleeper for Portlanu.
Full particulars from nearest Agent of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
. John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
A Can of SEMENTOL will stop that leak in your
Radiator.
Clear the way with a Stewart Hand Horn, $5.00
RALSTON'S
At 310 West Second, Albany, Ore.
ALBANY FUEL CO.
BOTH PHONES 277
Having decided to run a transfer and storage business in connec
tion with our fuel riuainesa, we will atore your goods and do your
team work.
We have reliable men and our service la
satisfactory.
OUR PRICBS:
Team work, per hour
in all way guaranteed
Slabwood, green, per cord
Slabwood, dry. per cord .....
Second growth fir, per cord
Old growth fir, per cord ..
Ash, per cord ,
Oak, per cord : -r
... SOe
$2.40
$3.00
. $3.50
$4.00
$4.25
14.75
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