Albany daily democrat., January 21, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1916.
AOK POUR
Annual Pongee
Sale
for the balance of January, sub
'"'' ject to stock on hand.
Extra-low prices on high-grade
Imported Pongees.
26-inch PONGEE
- 25o Yard
The best pongee buy
of the season.
Amoskeag Dress Ging'ms 10c yd
The new Spring Styles in absolutely .
fast colors.
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First St.
1916 JURY LIST
(Continued from Page 1).
D. Cormier, E. E. Taylor, J. X. Con
nett, A. M. Wilson, J. N. Bellinger,
G. Lindley, W. A. Elkins.
Mill City T. H. Payne. Y. H. Holt,
D. L. Turnidge, E. L. Shepherd. B. V.
Jewel.
Orleans Fred Butler, W-- H. Hul
burt, P. T. Starr. Heike Ohling. L. F.
Millhollen. L. E. Eagy.
Peoria John T. McNeil. Geo. E.
Gilhcns. O. M.: Puckett. R. R. Myers,
Walter Barton, C F. Clayton.
Price F. ' M. Mitchell. V. F. Par
son. J. F. Bayne. A. J. Burnett, Wm.
Holloway.
Providence John Middlcstadt, G. B.
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TODAY and SATURDAY
WhoKilledfne Widow
LaRouge ?
Six persons in high life are accused of
killing the rcJ widow.
Who Killed Her?
story, "The Widow LeRouge," by
Emile Gaborau.
Produced with
characteristic Fox
elaborateness
5cts- East Lynn 10 cts
At The Albany Opera House
TONIGHT
The Best Play for the Least Money
Ever Played in This . '
OPERA HOUSE
5 cents for Children
10 cents for Grown Ups
33-inch PONGEE
45e Yard
An extra-good quality
of Imported Pongee.
Montenegrins Fleeing.
(By United Press)
Rome. Jan. 21. The. Montenegrins
a:: retiring toward Scutari. They are
censtantly clashing with the pursuing
Austrians. The army of Essad Pasha
the former Albanian king, arrived at
S-.utari to join the Montenegrins.
C. H. Wfcder went
fcs siness this morning.
to Salem on
Lever, R. V. Montgomery-
Rock Creek John Schroeder. E. B.
H .-sseman, E. L. Davis. S. M. Bassett.
F .bert Bowes, C. Badger.
Rowland G. G. Belts. Henry Mc-
Yry, R. C. Huston, V. R. Scott.
(To be concluded tomorrow)
Frederick Perry
in the l itest Wm. Fox Fea
ture will solve the mystery.
The Family Stain
DON'T MISS IT!
Founded on the famous
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j Two Legs Broken
j Two O. A.- C. students had thcit
legs broken while coasting at 'Cor
jvallis. Arlo D. Wright, of llaratinc
1 Island, Wash., and Herman Moore,
j of Bend. They were coasting on a hill
' near the Catholic cemetery, on a to
i baggan, with three others, the young
incu bems in the middle, when a
stone was struck.
In Corvallis '
Miss Ruby Winklcy, of Albany, has
come to -Corvallis to spend several
days here on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
B. C. Irvine, her brother. 11. L. Wink-
ley, and their lamiltcs. G. 1. -Modern
Travelers Meet
The Modern. Travelers' will meet to
morrow ajternoon at the home of Mrs.
W. II. I.ee on Eleventh and Ferry
Streets at 2:45.
Met With an Accident
Eston Dockstcadcr, formerly of this
city, but now of Eugene, while coast
ing down the goli links there, collided
with another sled, with the result that
Eston received a severely sprained
knee, laying him up for several days.
Fixing Car Line
A gang of men today have been
busy fixing the street car line, in
jured by the recent snow and cold
snap. At the crossing particularly the
bricks were raised and distorted, re
quiring considerable adjustment to get
hhings on level. The damages altogeth
er is several hundred dollars.
Next Library Lecture
The next lecture of the library i
course will be by Dean Aldcn, oi Wil
lamette University, on Mexico, an
up-to-the-minute subject, and will be
given at the library auditorium on
Thursday evening of next week. Here
after the course will consist almost
entirely in lectures, of an instructive
as well as entertaining character.
Final Account Filed
The final account of the estate of
the late Mabel C. Simpson was filed
today by Mrs. Merle Cathey, executrix
of the estatel
Old Residents Register
County registrar Mrs. G. W. Cruson.
of Lebanon, in calling on different
homes in that city for the purpose of
registering women under the perma
nent registration act, litis registered
two who arc over 91 years old. These
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Frederick Perry in "The Family StairC" at the Rolfe Theatre tonight.
Another
1 Panama-California Exposition
at
San Diego
This beautiful - exposition will continue all the year- 1916 bigger
and better tliari ever. Many of the best exhibits from San Francisco
have been transferred to San Diego. If you neglected to see San
Diego in 1915 do not fail to sec this beautiful city this year. The
winter is the logical time too. Six months round trip tickets are on
sale daily from all Pacific Northwest points to Southern California.
4.30 a. m.
California Express
3:30 p. m.
Exposition Special
6:28 p. m.
. Shasta Limited.
Train De-Luxe
11:37 p. m.
San Francisco Express
a;c Mrs. Susannah IVterson and Mrs.
Sarah Davidson. Grandma Miltsnp.
ays the Lebanon Express, has also
been registered, and is over 8J years
of age. All intend to vole at the next
election. So far Lebanon is tlie best
district in the county for registration,
having forwarded more cards to the
comity clerk than any other place out
side oi Albany.
Kiit Taken Charge
Me-: is. I'.aiumol & Mclinu . I.it
taicui i-l uige of the 'Alb.inv Gmaji'.
.ih.1 JMI iciff.er be on their ,oV
In fact are already starling out wiib
a good business. They expect to
branch out along many lines, making
their garage one automobile people
will seek. They also intend to have the
agency later of automobiles.
Hill In Lebanon '
Gale S. Hill, district alotrncy. went
to Lebanon this morning to attend
to matters connected with his office
Inspected Watches
F. M. French returned to the city
last evening after a iour days' trip
inspecting watches lor the S. P. Co.
His work took him over the tVcst
Side lines and on the main line from
Portland to Albany. He will make
another trip next week. One day this
week when near Stiver he was on a
train that was held up five hours in
a snow drift.
Weather Report
Yesterday's temperature ranged be
tween 34 and 4(1 degrees. The rainfall
was .21 inches and the river rose to
4.0 feet.
Three Cougars Killed
Forest Supervisor F. H. Bruiulagc
reports news coming 'from the ranger
station at Gascadia stating that John
Short, a prominent ranched of Casca
dia has killed three cougars Ibis win
ter and C. T. Springer, a forest ran-r-er,
has killed a wolf recently. This
mikes six cougars killed near Cas-c.-dia
this winter, the most -kilted in
that section for several years..
Manager Ira Hntcliings, of the
Growers' association, pa-sed through
the city this morning on his way from
Brownsville to Portland.
Miss Mary Schiilu. who assisted in
the concert in the Prcbyterian church
last evening, returned to her home in
Salem this morning.
Miss Blanche Hammel left on the
morning train for Portland. She as
sisted in the concert last evening at
the Presbyterian church.
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Trains Every Day
between
Albany
and
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- San Francisco
Through standard and tourist sleep
ing cars, dining and observation cars.
Steel coaches make traveling a pleas
ure. ' .
Ask our local agent for further in
formation or write.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott, General Passenger
- Agent, Portland, Oregon,
FLEW AMERICAN FLAG.
British Steamer's Mqurd Saved
Cargo of $5,000,000.
According to ineiiibeiK of Iho crew uf
the, llrltlHli stuumshln City uf l.lueolu,
which n reived In Boston from I lie fur
Mist, tlui captain (if the vessel adopted
nil possible devices fur eluding milium
rluca In tho Mcdltemiiicmi, even to
displaying tho American ling and paint
ing out of the mime all except the
word "Lincoln." Nothing was seen,
however, of submarines, and. burring
temiiestuous weather lu the Atlantic,
tho voyugn was not unusual.
Big shipments uf rubber mid slab tin
formed Important Items of the cargo.
The vessel brought lu 4.000 tuns of
rubber, valued at approximately $1.
.100.000. ami 2.400 tuns of tin. cul limit
ed to bo worth upward of a million
dollars. The total vulne of tho i-urgo
was $0,000,000. SIxI.vnIx thousand
eases of beau oil, loaded at Dnlny, Jap
anese llnueliurhi. comprised one of the
lurgest shipments of the kind over
brought hero. The City of Lincoln also
bail larite- consignments of spices, tap
ioca, sutfo itotir, nilluus nud eurtos.
WAR HITS FRENCH THEATERS.
Receipts Cut Nearly In Two,
but
Movies Suffer Little.
Olllclul rt'liirns show that the ro
it'lpts nt theaters and other entertain-'
uii'iit houses In Paris In into amounted
to only 4l.aini.oou francs i?s.aou.tHK)i its
t-ouipitroil wllh ILS.CiOO.tKiO rruui'S l13.-
Tuo.ouoi lu una.
The thoati'M look III 1 l.OOtMHKl f nines
i.sikuhhii during Hie pnst yeur iih
iiunpnred wllh tfl.OtHi.oiK) francs 13.
Jihukioi during loia: the concert re
cclpia were .V000.()0 framn (Jl.OOO.
ornii ngnliiit H.(J).000 frannt (fl.OOO.
IK Oi; the decrease III tho receipts from
luuslcnlva wan S,0(IO.OHi f nines, while
the reeetpis from balls decreased from
I.XO.OOO fr.nn-s (J'".:i.0K)i hi I1U3 to
7(10.000 fraiii-s ($HO.ilti0i during the
pnst year.
A feature of the rolunix Is tho fni-t
that the moving plrturea were atTocted
little by the war. The ro-elpts of the,
umvles decreitseil from Nl. 500,000
r runes i$1i1.:'.ik).UiIi lnllli:i to Ht.250.-
onn fnimn isin.a.-iiinooi.
Guy Lewclling returned lo the city
this morning after spending the night
at the home of his father near Tan
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
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Warranty Deeds.
William Fox to Union Cemetery as
sociation, Jan. 14, 1910. Lands in
Crawfordsville, $40. "
Charity M. Hawkins and wife to K.
D. Cusick. Dec. 28. I91S. Lands in
claim 58, Tp. 10, 2 west. $10.
Quit-Claim Deed.
R. E.' Houston and wife to Luella
. Marshall. Oct. 2. 1914. Lands in
claim 50. Tp. 10, 2 west. $10.
R. F.. Houston and wife to Oscar
I!. Marshall. Oct. 2, 1914. Lands in
claim JO. Tp. 10. S. R. 2 west. oK.24
acres. $10.
Havinj; sold my Saxon "Six" i
have a new one Friday morning.
j20 J. E. WARREN
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Subscribers. '
If tbe bovs fall to deliver Ihe
paper each evening kindly plionr
lo the odice. The management '
invites wimnlaluts from us ps- '
trons and will do its best to 3
S) correct iaklty service.
Young Ladies
Notice
We just receiv
ed a new Jot of
English Walking
Shoes
in white nuhuck
with rubber and
ivory soles; also
Tan and Black
Calf; all sizes.
Mcdowell
shoe CO.
"Qn ility for Lci" ;
EVER WEAR HOSIERY
Gilt Edge Shoe Dressing
15c
vm
Follow the Crowd to the
Golden Rule Store
Whero you can save 25 to 33 1-3 pan cent on all merchandise you bit.
Wa hayo no shelf worn goods, no odds and ends to unload In January
sales, but all new, elean merchandise. We have these prices by know,
ing where and ho wto buy. (
Pillow cases 36 x 45, our price - ' lKc
27 In. Dress Gingham, 100 yards '
Ladles' hose, 25c velue - 12c
Ladles' hose. 19c value IOc
Men's hose, all sises 5 to 0A - 10c
Ladies' Black Satei-n Petticoats
Ladles' outing gowns, white only ''
J. P. Coatee' thread - ; c"
WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW
THE GOLDEN RULE
83 BUSY STORKS
All the Time
Six jitneys on the job alt Ihe time.
No raise In prices. Whitney's Sweet
Shop, lluth phones 71. It
Special Communication
of St. John's Lodnc No. 17.
A. F. & A. M. Oils (Friday)
evening at 7:M o'clock.
Work in F. C. degree, Visit
ors welcome, lly order of
W. M.
EDWARD WASIIIIUKN.
Scc. FOR SALE Ford, cheap. Tyler &
George Garage, JJ0
FOUND Hunch keys, 4ih and Jack
sol. At Democrat oifice. J2I-2
WANTED Two ladies or men to
ivork whole or part of time. $15.00
weekly or 50 per cent commission.
90 Day contracts. Sec me Sat, or
or Monday, 10-3. 724 Ellsworth St.
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Jewelry rcpairt-.M of nil kinds at
Kreamer'ft new klore. o25t( n!v
NO CHANGE
In Price
WHITNEY'S JITNEY
SERVICE
Six Cars
Phones 71
Miss Dietrich will have the Artapol
lo on display at the ,' Ihany Hotel lor
a couple of '.:iys anil will be plr-ihi-d
to meet n't lovers of .(uuil music who
should 'i'.. :ulss th- opportunity t
hear this the must n- irveliius musical
invention "f the atfe. ' i
WILEY B. ALLEN CO.
Western Representatives.
Friday & Saturday
Bargains
at Woodworth's
$5.00 18 Inch Traveling BagB, for '. 53.19
$1.50 Small sIm suit cases for 51.20 ;
$2.25 Small cases, special at - .'. - $1.6
$2.75 Suit Cases, special at .. ..$1.98
TRUNK SPECIALS
$17.50 Hartmann Steamer Trunk for $13.95
$18.50 Indestructable Trunks for 14.95
$26.50 Hartman Wardrobe trunks for . .$21.50
$1.50 Pullman Slippers, to close, at .. 98c
$3.00 Travelers' Writing Companion, for....!..:..........:...l.....'. 52.25
$2.25 Travelers' Writing Companion, for Lm. $1.50
$1.75 Travelers' Writing Companion for 1.32
25cSoap Box and 10c Palm oil soap for 25c
Insure yourself against cold by wearing one of our Chest Protestors.
If you have the Grippe, a box of our Kura Kold Tablets and a bot
tle of our Mentholated Pine and Tar Cough Syrup will cure you,
Woodworth Drug Co.
10c 10c
GLOBE
THEATRE
TONIGHT
A beautiful 3-ct drama
The Outer Edge
Faatuiing Henry B. Wsllh.l and
Wards Howrd Uny
"The Parson's Button
Matcher"
Th funnlmt svoi pr.t.nlins
Raymond M'Kse and JuXsn Rod
Etssnay
"FITS and CHILLS"
Presenting Harry FUhsr, Donald
McBrld., and Sl Stark
Vilaraph
10c
Alw&yta IH-
GoodShow i"l