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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1916)
ALBANY PAItT PgyoCWAT, TUESDAY, JUNE 1$, HARRY P. MERRILL MARRIED. Cash Values JBSXL Worth While Spring Suits at One-half Price 'Shepherd checks; wool poplin end gardinc in Ian and tfJry; navy, wool unil nilk combined, in pretty effects; also blue and black silk suits. Window tjo. 6. 43 SUITS 43 Regular price from $18.50 to $42.50 HALF-PRICE NOW $9.25 to $21.25 Men's Sport Shirts LOW KECK, SHORT SLEEVES, plain white in linen weave with either green, blue or lavender stripe. Window No. 2, Either Style $1 BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS Low neck, short sleeves in white, and black, lavender, and blue fancy slripci ....... 59c MEN'S MUNSINO MADRAS UNION SUITS 89c t The union mit with a reason MEN'S DARN SAVER HOiSE 2 pair for 25c i Sixci O'i to li'i in white, t:tn and black I DOZ. STRAW HATS. Values ..$I7S .. ......... . now 75c S9ii8J, Williams. Mm. i'rank Lines and Miss Mary AND PERSONALS Unci returned from Portland Satur day, having attended the Rose Festi val. ,. Miss Florence Napcr, of Albany, win a guest Sunday of Misses Ak)c md Dora Dickson, Ota Cox, Frank Martin. Arthur Marshall and Karl Smith all itudcnts of Kai, Knox Butte passed the re el KNOX BUTTE NEWS I SB ii) to ) e lii is S Knox llutlc, June HI. Clara Wil fcrt relumed from Collage (irove Saturday after a few day' i-.il. Mr. I.. J. Ilolad.iy of I'oilland was the we'rk end tftict of Mr. and Mr. Ford Sent Covers . . . . . .' $8.00 Ford Lup Covers . ' . . . . $3.75 Ford Oil Gauges . . . . . $1.50 White Star Oil for Fords Vcedol Oils and Greases Ralston Electric Supply Co. 310 West Second St. PUBLIC SALE! I will sell at public auction on my f.im 5J4 miles south of Albany, on the l'laiuvicw road, the following personal property on FRIDAY, JUNE 16 . ' Sale Begint .at 10 o'clock N FREE LUNCH AT NOON. ' 1IORSKS One 12 year old marc weight 1100 pounds. Quo 10 year old marc, weight 1000 pounds. O nc2 year old colt. Four 1 year old colts, one Bel gian, two Clydesdales and one Percheron. CATTLE One 3 year old Jersey cow. Three 5 year old grade Jersey TOWS. One 3 year old (trade Jersey Vn'. Two 2 year old tirade Jersey lyeifers. Seven I year old grade Jersey heifers. Three small calves. One Registered Jersey Hull, 7 months old. . All these cows arc fresh, or HOGS One Pure Hred Berkshire sow, with pigs. Two polanchiun and Berkshire sows, with pigs. MACHINERY I Plow: 1 Harrow, l' Cultivator; 1 McCorniick Mower; 1 Hay Rake; 1 Farm Wagon, witii rack; 1 Road Cart, good as new. household goods 1 Cook Stove, 1 Moating Stove, 2 Bed Room. Sets; 3 Rocking Chairs; 6 Dining' Room Chairs; 1 Dining Table; 1 Center. Ta ble; I Kitchen Treasure; Dish es; Cooking Utensils; Lamps; Fruit Jars; Carpels nnd Rugs, and other thiui;s too numerous to mention. TERMS OF SALE All sums under $10.00 cash in hand. Sums over $10.00, six mouths time will be given on bankable note bearing 8 per cent in terest. 2'j per cent discount will be given for cash on sums over' $1(1.1X1. A. L. SEAT, Owner' cent Kill grade examination securing grades between 90 and 97. About 75 were present at the pic nic given Friday evening by the Sun shine circle. The ladici served a splen did supper. , . Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kccblcr arc the parents of a son horn Sunday after noon,. June II. We have the new "Thcda Bara" umbrellas in green, blue,' purple and hick, for summer use. These arc very swell umbrellas. Sete them at F. M. French & Son, jewelry store. j7-13 Speedily, skillfully, economically, is he City Auto Transfer way. al7tf dv GASOLINE 20c at ALBANY GARAGE Real Estate for Sale Bargain! in farm lands, city prop erty; money to loan, insurance written in the strongest old line companies. Call on J. V. Pipe, 203 W. 2nd St. The Albany Bakery Wo Deliver to. Any Part of the City 115-119 E. 3rd Street. Bell 560 Party R Home 419 H. i FIRCHAU CO. I examine the eyes to deter mine the "error of refraction and from this peracription I have the glasses accurately made by a manufacturing optician. - E. C. MEADE, Optometrist $SSiii . t CITY NEWS 1 48K! Longest Trout There seems to be a contest going on in the valley in landing long trout. A McKcnzie man pulled out one 25 inches long. Corvallis beat this had, but had to come to Linn county to' do it, getting a 28 inch trout out of the Crahlree. Bciidcs that he had three or four men along to keep up his courage while lie was landing the brute. In the meantime, what are Al bany uitnrodi doing for the rep. of the city. Caught a Salmon Harry Powell, (.Eugene man, yes terday caught a 27 1-2 pound salmon in the Willamette, with a trouupin ncr, taking 53 miniates to land the fish. It was 44 inches long. Just why Oregon City people allowed it to pass the falls hat not been learned. Funeral The funeral of H. A. Hecker will he held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, at the Catholic church, to which all friends are invited. Marks Goes to Coot Bay Willnrd L.. Marks, grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, who was in the city Saturday, left, Sunday morning for Coos Bay points to visit lodges in that part of the state. His itinerary is as follow: June 12, dis trict convention, North Bend: June 13. Coiuillc; June 14, Baudon; June 15. Myrtle Point: June 16. Maishficld. Eugene Register. Left for Hills Ben Sudtcll left today for the mountains beyond Foster, tome 18 miles, where he will fish and com mune with nature. Former Albany Boy Fred Mycri, of Portland, went to COMING EVENTS. June 14 Commencement Albany College. June 14 Democratic National Con vention, St Louis. June 14 Flag Day. June 13-14-16 Pioneer Picnic. June 14-15-16 G. A. R. Encamp ment, Eugene. ? July 5-15 National Guard Encamp ment. July 7-16 Albany Chautauqua. July 10-15 Elks' Nations! conven tion, Baltimore. July 5-19 Boys' cncaitlpment, Cas cadia. 4 July 24-25 State Jewelers' conven tion, Albany. Aug. 1-10 Supreme lodge K. of P. Portland. Nov. 7 Election. - FOR SALE 1914 Twin cylinder In dian motorcycle, fully ' equipped, first class condition, a real bargain. Write or phone J. M. Copeland, phone 21F11. Route 6. jl3-19 FOR SALE 10 H. P. steam hay bal er, complete outfit. Price $300. See W .H. Richards, Tangent Phone I0F4. - j 13-19 dy wky Mortgage Loans. Have plenty of local. money to loan on farms in amounts from $1000 to $2500; also have Eastern money, and can make loans in amounts' ranging from $3500 to $10,000 on good culti vated farms in Linn or Benton coun ties for long time. No delays in ob taining the loan. See I J. V. PIPE. - ' 203 West First St. Former Albany Young Man and Con necticut Young Lady United at Berkeley. At Berkeley, Calif., Monday after noon at 4 o'clock, Dr. Harry P. Mer rill, of Orange, Calif., and Miss Min nie C. Johnson, of East Hampton, Conn., were united in marriage by Rev. D. G. Pitt. The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Merrill, of this city, and a native of Albany, a young man of splendid character, who is making a success of his profession, 'and the bride is highly spoken of. They left immediately for Orange, where they will make their home. Brownsville last night to run a con cession during the picnic. He ii a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Myers, of thjs city. Mrs. Newton Here Mrs. Emma Box Newton, of Port land, is visiting at the home of her folks, and also attending commence ment . Horace Ritchie, of Corvallis, was in the city last evening on his way home from Portland. He is a former Al bany boy. Went to Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Carter, Mrs. Dunn and Miss Violet Nutting left this morning in the Carter car for Eugene, where they will spend the day and night, returning tomorrow. Went to Brownsville- The Albany City Band, which is to furnish the music ,'for the Pioneer Picnic, left early this morning in au tos for Brownsville, to remain during the three days cf the picnic, one of Linn county's most popular events. Blessed with good weather it promis es to be the best yet held. Dodges Sold Recent sales of the Dodge, by the Ralston Motor Co., Jos. Schrock, Al bany; S. f.. Beal, Wells. Appraisers Appointed H. B. Cusick, J. J. Collins and W. M. Parker, have been appointed ap praisers of the estate of W. D. Mixter, in Linn county, C. E. Hawkins, Ira Wade and Bert Geer, in Lincoln county. S. N. Warfield, W. H. Rick ard and H. B. Auld in Benton county, and H. M. Milliorn, Ira Cook and Frank Dinges in Lane 'county. Damages are Claimed Claiming that plaintiff has violat ed his contract, that he has been damaged in the sum of $850, S. K. Barnes today filed his answer to the complaint of J. M. Hawkins. The suit was started' some time ago to gain possession of property. Demurrer Filed Hira'm Parker has filed a demurrer to the complaint of J. M. Brown, who demands an accounting, claiming that insufficient facts to constitute an ac tion. U. of O. Annual Fine The annual edition of the Oregona, the University of Oregon junior year book, has reached this city, and is a piece of work of which the students may well be proud. A glace through the pages is enough to make any old student homesick for the days at "Dear old Oregon" once again. There is an especially fine print in colors of the old mill race, the classic pleas ure place of all University students. The departments are especially well edited, all being full and interesting ly written. The book is properly dedi cated to Win. (Bill) Hayward, the .By the OREGON ELECTRIC Attend Encampment G. A. R. Ladies G. A. R. and Spanish War Veterans , - At Eugene Round Trip $1.75. Ticket Sale June 15 and 16, good to return the 19th; 15th and 16th good to 17th. H. S. LOGAN, Agent 28th Annual Reunion of the . Linn County Pioneers .at ' ' f 1 ' . - Brownsville, Or., June 13-14-15 ' Street Parades ; Band Concerts Exhibits of Home Products '' Baseball Games Fine Music A Picnic De Luxe SPECIAL TRAINS Albany to Brownsville and return, . Wednesday, June 14 . -Thursday, Jure 15 Leave Albany 8:00 a. in. ' . Arr. Brownsville 9:25 a. m. LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES will be on sale to Brownsville June 13-lS inc. from all Southern Pacific stations. Portland to Roseburg inc. in cluding branches. Return limit June , 19th. . . , Ask local agent for rates, train cer- ' vice, etc. ' ,, John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES athletic trainer, who has endeared himself in the hearts of all students and alumni by his personality and his ability to bring 11 northwest cham pionships to the University in the past 12 years. The book contains 366 pages, is bound with heavy cloth bind ing and stamped with gold and green cover. "-',"'' i '-. - LOST In Rolfe Theatre, black purse; with loose change, door and trunk key, safety razor blades. Phone 591J. jl2-14 Save Time, Money, and Labor, with An Electric Wither : : - '';.:-' ' J-et this wonderful1 electric servant do your washing for ; you. It will wash the clothes absolutely clean better . than-the most careful hand-labor could in much less time than by the old way. Heavy woolens or delicate linens it cleans -without in-, juring the frailest fabric. And leaves you free to do your other work, to rest, to enjoy some leisure. An' electric washer will save employing a laundress if you employ one save you that much money pay for it self in a short while. ' -. . - . - I .'." . Sr your elec:rical dealer. Oregon Power Co. "Reliable Service" Telephones 15 . 306 West Second Sc. G. A. R. and Spanish War Veterans' Reunion EUGENE Wed., Thur., Pri, Jane 14, 15, 16 PROGRAM AS FOLLOWS: V Big Parade 4:30 p. m. Wed. June 14th . ' : , composed of 'Civil and Spanish War -.. .i -. . , Veterans, Women's Relief Corps, La " dies of the G. A. R. Presentation of flag to public school . Military Order of Serpent will give . ; , their unique Snake Parade, 7:30 p. m. v . -" Thu. June IS. . ; ' SPECIAL FEATURE. Battle of San Juan Hill, represented ' . by Oregon National Guard and Span- tsh "War Veterans representing the . Spaniards. , Magnificent display, of fireworks. " . Two evenings, June 15 and 16 LOW ROUND TRIP FARES are on sale from alt Southern Pacific ' , ' Stations. Ashland and north June 12, .' ' 13, and 14th. Return limit June 19th. Ask local agent for further informa-. ''' ' " tioiy .. .' ... ''.'..' ' , ' ' John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent ' y SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES A. L. STEVENSON, Auctioneer
