ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 87. 1916.
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8oap Mn
II. K. l.owrlc. of the I. M. K. Soup
Co., I'ortlund, has been in the cily.
He formerly resided here, lis report
cd a. fine business, steadily growing.
Many of the sales are in barrel lot.
The waterless soap proposition has
met with favor.
Returned to Portland'
Carolyn Cannon, who wai here to
attend the funeral of Inez I.emke, re
turned to Portland yesterday, to re
sume her studies; but will be back
Thanksgiving day for turkey at the
Mason home.
Oregon' Total Vote
The total vote in Oregon was 261,
ftl4. Of this with a registration in
his favor of over 100,000 Hughes has
a plurality of only 6S44.
Draw Trade Your f
Way
Crowds follow the light. The attraction of light is one
of the secrets of modem merchandising. Make your
store the lightest, most attractive to pnssenby at night
by means of an
'.'' Electric Sign
At the least cost an IJIcctric Sign will flash your name,
business and location into the eyes of all pasaersby act
as a guide to your business a stimulant to sales.
Oregon Power Co.
"Reliable Service"
Telephones 15 306 West Second St.,
That Old List
The Democrat recently referred to
an old Fourth of July subscription list
in the possession of F. M. Trench. It
was for the celebration of 1897, a notable-one,
a feature of which was an
athletic platform on the square in
front of the court house, now covered,
m which some Portland amateurs, in
cluding a son of Senator Chamber
lain, gave a performance. An analysis
of the list is interesting. Of the 149
names on it only 47 are now in Al
bany, 59 have moved to other .places
and 43 arc known to be dead. The
biggest givers were the saloons and
brewery.
A Big Load
; Yesterday on one motorcycle pass
ing along the street were a man driv
ing, a child on the handlebars, tnc
wife sitting on the back scat sideways.
holding another child; four on one
motorcycle, a good load, getting along
in fine shape. .
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A Fatl Fall.
N'ew York. Nov. 27. Joseph Brooks
a noted theatrical producer, fell from
ih eichth' storv of an uptown apart
ment and was instantly killed. It is
unknown whether it was accidental.
Brooks was aged 65 an.d handled many
famous productions. -
STOCK SHOW AT PORTLAND
STARTS DECEMBER 4
Portland Nov 27 Tli Pacifit In
ternational .Livestock Exposition,
which holds its Sixth Annual show at
the Portland Union Stock Yards,
North Portland, December 4-9, hat
been one of the big factors in the up
building of the livestock industry of
this entire western country.
-' Entries which have just closed in
the breeding classes indicate one of
the biggest showings of beef breeds
ever handled west of the Rocky
Mountains, there being something like
fifteen herds of shorthorns on the
list of entries, including some of the
besf known herds in the United Slates.
The Holstein people have outdone
themselves in their entries, while the
Guernseys and Jerseys will be repre
sented by the beu known breeders on
the Coast. Hogs and sheep will make
a fine showing, and for the first time,
the four leading breeds oT draft hors
es will be included.
Judges of national reputation will
tit ritttinni Mfn tilff. .IlinfterS of
Iowa on shorthorns; Chas. L, Hill of
Wisconsin, Jerseys and Guernseys;
Moscrip of Minnesota, Holstcns;
Moxlcy of Kentucky, Herelords;
RrunW n( Oreimi. hotrs: with other
well gnown men handling the other
classes.
The Granges of Oregon, Washing
ton and Idaho are taking an intense
interest in this year's show and strong
delegations will come from this west
ern country.
Th Governors of the Northwest
iat have acccuted an invitation to
be at the Show on I hursday, Decem
ber 7, and their many trienas win
hnUM in nnnartunitv in meet them in
an informal way. Afterwards they
will attend the banquet given in hon
or of the breeders and feeders at the
Multnomah hotel.
Various breed associations are hold
ing their annual meetings during this
week and Portland will Be tnrongea
u,;li farmers and livestock men.
Th. 9,.tinn nf thr State Bankers'
Association in appropriating $10,000
for this show is attracting aucnuu"
all over the United States and at once
ntari.. them in verv high estimation
iimhini the hreedimr fraternity of
this country; Portland chamber of
commerce also included in jts budget
$6000, while the state ot Oregon pro
ri. -aiirnait, have granted a rate
of a fare and tmra on tne cerniivi
nl. from all Doints of this western
country. Selling dates will begin No
vember 30, and last until uecemoer
6; good returning until December i
. One of flic big features of the show
it,:. vf m11 he the fat classes in the
stock yards proper. Each year has
the fact that the west
can produce some of the finest cattle,
hogs and sheep in the country, com
petition will be very keen this year.
Liner Catches Fire.
(Ily United Press)
Newport. Nov. 25. The liner Pow
hsttan cau:;ht fire off Block Island
Coast guard cutters rushed to her as
sistance Admiral Knight, command
ing the destroyer flotilla here, receiv
ed a wireless saying that the blaze was
under control and the danger past.
G. CO. G. A. C. ALBANY
SECOND IN DISTRICT SHOOT
THAOC HAWt HlOlsTMlO
Today and Tomorrow
The man who la really happy U the man who Uvea In the future
who antlcipatea. The man or woman who never takea thought of
the futurj, of course, cannot look forward to the future with any
hope or anticipation. The wise man says ''Look out for tomorrow and
today will look out for Itself." The fool says, "Have a good time to
day and let tomorrow worry about Itself." . ..
Toda'y Savings Mean Tomorrow'a Comforts.
ALBANY STATE BANK
4 per cent Paid on Savings Accounts
svswkn will
5
ard
A Real Thanksgiving
0,t The car owner who
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knows how W lllard
Service can help his bat
tery performance has
something to be truly
thankful for. '
Auto Electric Shop .
118 West Second St.
We'll e glad to test your battery at any time
Third or Fourth For Bankers
Trophy Wiii Cottage Grove
First.
SHOOT . . .
G. Co., Coast Artillery, of thi scity,
its team shoot for the district
trophy of the C. A. C, held during the
past week or two, closing yesterday,
stands second among the ten teams
competing, making a splendid record,
only surpassed by that of Roseburg.
The shooting began Saturday the
18th, and Roseburg had a fine day for
shooting, while Albany had the worst
day of the week, Saturday, a bad one
for good work.
Roseburg made 372 out of a pos
sible 400 Albany 363, as follows:
Sergt, Stechfield, 47 at 200 yards, 47
at 300 yards, total 94; Corp. McGhct,
48 at 200, 41 at 300; total 90; Mec. Lau,
44 at 200, 46 at 300; total 90; Lieut
Collins. 48 at 200 yards, 41 at 300,
total 89. Grand total 363.
In the shoot for the bankers' trophy
the company had to have in the shoot
30 per cent of the membership, which
is 90, aad hence a number of mem
bers who have practically had no
practice, and yet their record gives
the company third or fourth place for
the trophy. Cottage Grove is first
The totals of the members, out of a
possible 100, at the two targets, 200
and 300 yards are as follows:
yds. yds.tal
Pure Brags
. Did yon aver atop to think what
pure drugs means to you when you
are sick? Your physician wants you
to know the purest drugs obtainable,
and you get just that kind from us.
We are In the drug baainaM, and we
stand bads of every single Ham that
leaves oar store. Make our store
your home.
Burkhart & Lee
Druggists
Setchfjeld. 2 M Sgt 47
McGhee, Corp 48
Lau, Mec 44
Collins, Lieut, 2nd., 48
Williams, Corp. -45
Churchill, Mus., .' 42
Plagmann, Pte., 41
Capt Knox, Captain 43
McChesney, Corp., .40
Shrader. Pte., .. 41
Irwin, Sgt., 39
Parsons, 1st Corp 40
Stewart, 1st. Sgt, '. 35
Baker, 1st Lieut., .......34
Jones, Corp., .39
Ltindy, Pte., 35
Kay. Pte.. -27
Applegate, Pte.,
Myers, Pte.,
Cade, Pte
Jacobs, Pte.,
Wilcox. Pte.,
Jones. Pte.,
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Parsons, W., Pte.. .
'King, Mus
Jones. Pte.,
Bilyeu, Cook, .
Crawford, Sgt.,
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Porter H
Hon. F. H. Porter, of Halsey, was
in the city yesterday afternoon and
attended the social hygiene meeting
at the Globe.
Just Arrived Library Music
' By express this morning, a shipment At the library yesterday afternoon
of a popular men's and young men's the large number present enjoyed the
overcoats to retail at from $17.50 to music by the Star graphophone, play.
$20. "Balmarne" loose-back style, and ed by W. O. Nisley, some splendid
snappy patterns. Blain Clothing. Co. sacred selections being given.
Exide Battery Service Station
Starting and Lighting batteries, for all cars, for 1
sale. . .
All makes of batteries overhauled, expert battery
man in charge of this department. : '
Irvin's Garage
324 Broad albia St
New Red Seal Records
COME IN AND HEAR THEM
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Wood worth Drug Co.
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THE TURKEY EN-
JOYS THE FEAST
before Thanksgiving only. But your
horse or other stock will enjoy a feast
every day if you make it a practice
to buy your feed here. It will pny
you to do so too. Pay you in thrift
ier stock, in. lessened feed bills. Make
us prove it.
Murphy's Seed Store
The Talk
Highways of
the Land
Millions of miles of Bell Tele
phone wire at your beck and call
When you've got to have quick
action, remember that a word
to the operator will clear the
track, two miles or two thou
sand, day or night. Prompt, re
liable; and decisive !
? . . Consult the list of toll rates to cities here
abouts; it's in the front of your Bell directory ,
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Company