ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13. 1917.
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Trunks 'r ' ''' T'V1'
All Traveling Necessaries
Can Be Found in Our Ample Stock
TRUNKS ringing in price from
$8.50 to $15
3UITCASKS ranging in price from
$1.50 to $17.50
TRAV1C1.INB UAOS (all leather) ranging in price (rom
$6.50 to $22.50
Imitation IttShts TRAVELING BAGS; email onee
75c and $1
Large, regular frame, black,
$2.95
TELESCOPES from
75c to $2
ALL THE NECESSARY FIXINGS FOR COMFORT, TOO
CASH VALUES
HAMILTONS'
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ONWARD CHRISTIAN 80LUIEK
The Devil Gets An Awful Wallop
in Firtt Round of Sunday's
Campaign.
Sew York. Feb, 13. (By United
Praaj)i The dcil got an awful wal
lop in thr fir t round of thr Hilly
Sunday preliminary campaign here D
'day. When the Old Bof picked DQ
hi spiked tail and Ui pitchfork and
started mil from H road way on Ml
daily 1 1 in it 1 1 he found pravcr ittrri-
inns going" on in every block that
house tninlmii twelve million onl
Beginning; tndav the st "cottage pray
er hut ling" will be held twice a week
until Stind.tV- .a r r t 1 Vprd 1 i"
if thr residence ipetiel for thr nci
- I. ,i IdkhI pi ari inc. ling in tin
Pfs)as) notion today Wig that of John
D Rockefeller, jr Mi and Mn
Km kticllcr both are deeply interested
in the uceei of thr Sunday am
paigu The cil has been divided in
to twenty sgctkmi ami 'pravir bbnk'
have been systematically organised.
urtli boundary of city,
for the saltation of "backslidden"
i hrifttian.
From Corvallis
Mr. R C Irvine aud son. of Cor-
.till, came ov er la I evening for a
visit with Mrs. Irvine's parents, near
here. Mr ami Mr- bdm Wmkley
RETURN CONCERT
Albany High School
Orchestra .
of 18 pieces
preventing an entirely new prog am featuring:
LENA TOBEY. Sensational Whiatler.
FRANK EASTBUKN. Po ular Singer.
OTTO FOX and EVERETT MOSES, trombone-cornet dueta.
RALPH HECKER. the 'Ton -Maker."
A program of STANDARD. CLASSIC. CHARACTERISTIC and
POPULAR MUSIC. SOLOS, and HUMOROUS STUNTS. A
hlgh-claaa entertainment.
JUNIOR HIGH GYMNASIUM
Tuesday. Feb. 13, 8 P. M.
Admission 5 and 10 cents
FAMOUS COWBOY WILL
BE SEEN HERE FRIDAY
I'll'- world's mo. I famous cowboy
and thr hero of the "IJuck Parvin"
erics of photoplays, Art Acord. ap
pears as a William Fox player for
tlie met time in I he liattlc of Life,
at the Rolfe Friday.
Thr man who hold, championship
in almost everything in which I
oewboy compete-, ii at work in one
ol the Fox Studios in N'ew Jersey,
pl iuk opposite Gladys Coburn i
the laller's first photoplay for any
producer.
Mr. Acord has won paranhcrnaliu
enough in variout competition.
through the West, to stock a caravan
load. In "The Stampede" held at
I ' ( Lb
M r Jj I "'.'i":Hk
OKKOON INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW
PASSED HOUSE
By Child. Increasing salary o
Itttt printer (rom $1MU0 a year ti
i (MOO a year.
By Ti. lienor To extend jurisdir
! lion ol county authorities of couiilii -
; bordering on I'acific Ocean to inter
u.iti .ii.il nummary, three miles Iroiu
shores.
Ily Al Jones Placing license on
dogs in certain Western Oregon conn
ties and creating fund (or reimburs
ing owners of sheep killed by dogs.
Bbp Tortcr I'roviditig sanitary reg
ulations (or milk containers.
,lty Joint Insurance Committee
To rcrpiire insurance companies U
maintain present rate of solvency.
Ily Committee on Revision of Laws
Providing for exemption of real
property by judgment debtors.
Ily Committee on Game Revising
came laws.
By Anderson--Regulating practic .
of ostenpathv and requiring hospital
to admit osteopathic practitioners.
Hy Multnomah county delegation
Distributing money for fair purpose
in Multnomah county as follows:
(trrsliain fair. $35t)0; Land Product
Show, $45t; Poultry and Pet StoeV
Show. $310; Dairy Show. $,10; Pa
I cific International Livestock Show
$4.(jm. Total, $15,000.
Hv Mackay Providing for use ol
'sheriffs deeds and record! when or
iginal documents bas e been destroyed
By Marion county delegation -i
Regulating power of county ronrt
i to build inter-county bridzes.
By Barber Prescribing manner ol
payment of governor s agents.
Bv Peek Authorizing indemnity le
' C A Smith Timber Company and
j others for purchase of land with dc
! feetive titles.
By Stephens Requiring treasurer
of Clackamas county to pay $4500 h
Last Clackamas fair board.
Bv Ashley Authoriring road su
j.cnisors to exterminate oblloxiou
weeds
Bv Bean To make rverv inillagr
tax part Ol general fund and declar
ing an emergency.
By conimiltee on roads and high
ways Advancing rate for autonio
bile lieenses.
Bv Sweeney Amended anti-cisar
rtv bill prohibiting sale of cigarettes
to minors.
Sbccpshcnd Bay last August, he took
ix lirsts and one second out of the
eight events in which he was enter
ed. His prizes totaled lour belts, i
loving cup, and $1,800.
Mr. Acord's wonderful ability with
the lariat, his feats iu "bulldogging.'
broncho-busting :mcl trick riding,
combined with a splendid personality,
earned him a moving picture engage
ment with the Selig company in 1910
In 1911 he .a- with I'is'on: 191 J
with Universal: P'U, with Boswort!
in supporting Elslt Jams and Fritz
Schrtf; and In 1915. with American
as "Buck Parvin."
In the years in which he worked
in the film World, t , dare-devil of
the West, as he ' as been called, wol
42 hand-carved saddles, 36 silver-
nounled bridles, enough revolvers !
gallery, .' pairs 0
purs, hats a::d licit
From l;ro.t to
Flowers in
Few Short Honrs
SHASTA ROUTE
Three Daily
Train
ALBANY
to
SAN PRANCISCO
12:15 p.m. 6:ZSp.m. 11:00 p.m.
Knock at Our Door !
CALIFORNIA in P'ebruary means Springtime. The
golden orang a are on the trees. Birds arc return
in; I'rom the south. Blossoms are appearing on
mi.iy ol the trees. Just the rig'.U kind (4 weather for
OUttlOOf recreation. You can afford to spend a few
weeks in Southern California. The change of climate,
surroundings and amusements will improve your health
and HEALTH IS W'l-AI.TH.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC agents are well equipped
to give acs-urate information regarding a trip to Cal
ifornia. P.ooklrts describing all parts of the state.
Information regarding hotels, beach and mountain re
SOUS, scenic attractions, stoopvers. round trip rates.
Ask (or booklet "Wayside Notes" and "Side Trips." Call
on on Agent
M. MONTGOMERY, Agent. Albany. Oregon.
JOHN M. SCOT f , General Passenger Agent.
Southern Pacific Lines
supply a shoot in
ompg and silver
hy the dozen.
In 1912, Acord nn the world's
hampionsh.p for broncho-busting
w hrn he broke "Old Steamboat" the
maniac of the horse-worM, a nighs
marc even to hardened cowboy. This
was .it Cheyenne Acord fought the
horse to a standstill anil lamed the
vicious brute in exactly three and a
Inlf minutes.
Art' has all the characteristics of
the genuine cowboy." one writer hti
aid of him: "the slowness of speech
nd unconscious drollery, the easv.
graceful walk, the gentlemanly ser
iousness.
"His type is passing rapidly, and
anyone who is able to preserve it or
the screen is contributing in no mean
lewrec to native art.
Mr A'cbrd hails from Oklahoma
He was born in Stillwater. OUa.. il
1890. He did his first professional
stunts Wtth the "Dick Stanley Wib'
West Show" in 1910. The next year
he was with Ruffalo Bill, and m-'
lecou to the world's" champion n
the Pen die Mil, Cheyenne and Sail
T ake City round-apt.
The new Fox plmtoplavcr can ac"
I "straight" part as well as he r
gg a toothpick at 50 vards with
three-foot rope, or words to that ef
feet.
Acord. in last analysts, ts a cowhox
actor and not gg acttir cowboy.
There's a distinction with a bkj
big difference.
THE SAMPLE STORE
TODAY'S BULLETIN
Pebniary 13. HI 7.
MEN'S HATS
Black, grey, brown and various
other shades. 11.45, $1.85, $2 85
MEN'S CAPS
Big assortment of styles, 49c
69c. 85c and i 98c
BOYS' CAPS
Various styles and patterns, 25c
39c and 45c
JERSEY SWEATERS
Black, grey, blue and maroon,
98c. fl.25 up to 12.50
SWEATER COATS
Grey, maroon and tan. S1.2S,
11.45 up to $3.65
a
s s
Lugcue, Feb. 12. S. V. Co. pays
.'." monthly to 13d Eugene em
ployees. 4i employes of fac. Tel. &
1'cl Co. here receive $1865.15 bonu.
Mcdford City cou.icd agrees to a
feist proposed establishment o( b-jx
iactory by extending water main to
north houndi) of city.
Kecd.port New hotel plaaued.
Albany Ab Jit fJ wag, n io.uU o(
gravel being hauled daily to nearby
road districts and 3 to 5 carloads
loaded daily for outlying districts in
Linn County.
Florence $8389 contract let (or
new Coast guard station.
1'ortland L. C Oilman. Pres. o(
North Bank Road announces expendi
ture o( $1,250,000 by his road for 1917,
mostly in Oregon.
lJuiur I50.0UI bushel grain ware
house contemplated here.
Bend Bend Water, Light & Pow
er Co. to install $3000 pumping plant.
Heppner lOtljUOO bushel elevator
planned here
Uaudon Woolen mill and ship, yard
expected to resume operation, soon.
Lebanon Citizens working to get
annery.
L. Grand, to have new 3-story
bus i nets block.
Asms Longest suspension bridge
on Coast about completed agross the
Rogue river here. Main span 365 feet
while its anchors are 635 feet apart.
Survey of Kugene-Coos Bay high-
ay uegun. it tin, road is ever com
pleted it will eliminate one of the
wotat and most used roads in the
world.
!onatd sends out more freight than
any other Small station on Oregon
Electric.
Reedsport Cold storage plant to
be buili here.
International I'anrr (',, it,,..,...
takes option on large timber holdings ! '" season had better ship their
m L'mpqua country at $4,500,000 andicar or ulte. 1 boat," declared E. E.
Vol I
MEN'S M ACK1N AW8
Plain colors and various plaid
combinations, 15.4$, S5.90. up
to .... 7.50
BOYS' MACKINAWS
13.15, $5.45. $590
BOYS' KNEE PANTS
Cassimcrs, Worsteds. Serges and
Fancy Mixtures, 49c, 69c, B5c,
98c and Si. 10
MEN'S SAMPLE GLOVES
Osborn make, lined or untincd,
auto, wrist and gauntlet style;
50c up to -- $3.85
Dress Gloves, kid, mocha, many
styles 90c up to I1.9S
22
STORES
TRADE AT .
C. J. BRE1ER CO.
THE LOWER P.1ICE STORE
STORM
OR. CITY EDITOR SUPS
JEFFERSON-SALCf.! ROHO
Says It is a Disgrace and Offi
cials Permitting It Should
Be Recalled.
Salem Journal:
"Motorists who desire to travel be
tween Salem and Albany during the
GOLD FOOTBALLS
Thirteen Members of the U. O. Team
to Be Specially Honored Soon
Register:
Real gold ioothalls ol diminutive
sire have been ordered hy the stu
dent council of the I'niversitv tor the
13 1 ifegon nun who won their letter
in loolball last year. A gold football
al-o has been ordered tor Hugo B
dek. coach, ami william Hayv.ard.
tramcr.
The gold footballs will be about
two and one-half inches long am
about half as wide. They will he hol
low and fitted for wearing as watch
charms.
This is the first time in the history
of the University that such unique
tribute has been shown to a football
team. It is considered deserving be
cause 'Oregon went through the 1916
season without a defeat and on New
Year's dav at Pasadena humbled the
I'niversitv of Pennsylvania eleven by
a 14 to 0 score in the great gridiron
battle of East versus West.
The gold footballs arc expected to
be presented at the meeting of the
student bodv March 14. The jnen
who ssill receive the emblems are:
Captalil John Beckett. Clifford Mitch
ell. William Snyder. Jake Rislev.
Sterling Spellman, Kenneth Bartlett.
Lloyd Tegart, Shy Iluntington.Dr
vile Monticth. Johnny Parsons. Hollis
Huntington. Glenn Dudley and Basil
Williams,
prospects are for large pulp and paper
mill on lower Umpqua river.
Astoria will build dredge for harbor
w ork.
In commenting on recent increase
in pay aggregatin $50,000 a year,
granted by R. R. L & P. Co. to plat
form Inen, President Grif(ith said.
"The increase of one cent an hour,
which is to become cficctivc not lat
er than July 1, has been made in spite
of the fact that the company has been
and still is, showing large decreases
in earnings. It will be made not be
cause the conditions of the company
. .ii rants it. hut in the hope oi better
.onditions in the future and in ap
preciation of the loyal support of the
trainmen."
Coos Bay During fi-st half of Jan
uary this port shipped more lumber
to San Francisco than any other har
bor on the Coast.
NortTi Plains Bcavcrton Brick &
Tile Co. has been reorganized and will
Df put in operation with about 30 men
working.
Reed.ort S P. Co. to build large
loating dock here.
Cottage Grove Utah-Idaho Saeu
Co. contracting beets at $6.50 f.o.b.
cars here. .The sugar factory. recently
built at Grants I"ass is a great asset
to farmers of that section as it permits
development of one of the most staple
larm crops. ugar beets.
Toledo New saw mill in nrosnfi-t
here.
Grcshem Cameron and Tavlor
lumber interests buildin-' 4 mile log
gin K R.
New Steamer line to operate be
tween Coos Bay and San Francisco.
Eccles interests of Oe-den. ITtah
bin M.UX.00l worth of timber in Col
umbia river and Coast counties and
will build mill on Columbia river or
Tillamook Bay.
McMinnville Su,;ar beets are tak-
uik; the place oi hops and it experi
ment-, here are successful, sugar fac
tory is promised this section by Salt
I akc interests.
Marshfield 5 mile lostfinR railroad
to he built bv Xorth Bend Mill and
Lumber Co.
Bend Water. Light & Power Co.
to -.pend from SoO.000 to $75,000 on
httproVCQicBU within next nine mos
Florence N'ew shingle mill con
tcmplau d here.
Salem Salem Hop Growers As
sociation taking active interest in pro
position of growing sugar beets as
outlined bv representatives of L'tah
lilaho Sugar Co. Prominent hop
growers near Kola will plant beet.
Albany Furniture Manufacturing
Co. makes first shipment of several
carloads of dressers and extension
t a hies.
Salem Chas. K. Spalding starts or
ganization for $600,000 paper mill here.
v oquille C oquillc Lnmber Co.,
closed for four years, will reopen with
sufficient orders for year's run.
Congress has again seen fit to side
track the waterpower bill encouraging
power development in Western states.
How much longer must the west suf
fer at the hands of eastern politicians.
Brodie, publisher of the Morning En
terprise, ot Oregon City, this morn
ing. Mr. Brodie came down from Eft
gene Sunday night with his wife and
son.
"After leaving Jefferson, the high
way for six or seven miles is a dis
grace," aid Mr. Brodie. "The road
is soft and in places it is extremely
difficult to negotiate. Fresh gravel
has just been dumped along the
highway, making it soft and muddy.
1 have a light car, but it sank down
into the bottom of the road in place-,
scraping the pan. and it was all 1
could do to make headway on low
Kear.
"In Clackamas county, where 1
live, we have been criticised over the
condition of some of our roads, but
we do not permit such thoroughfares
on our main traveled highways, as
you have here in Slarion in the stret
ches referred to. Fanners who live
along this highway and motorists
who are compelled to travel ;t would
be justified tn initiating a recall
against county officials who permit
such a condition to exist. Marion is
a large and wealthy county and fa
deserving of better roads along the I
Pacific highway than your count
judge has provided.'
COLUMBIA COUNTY SECURES
AGRICULTURAL AGENT
Corvallis, Feb. 13. D. C. Howard
of the Dairy Department of O. A. C.
has been appointed County Agricul-
I tural Agent for Columbia county and
will report lor duty at bt. Helens
about February 15. He will have an
offttc in the courthouse.
Mr. Howard is particularly well
fitted for the position both In prac
tical experience and technical train
ing. He is a native of Marion coun
ty and spent the period between the
ages of 12 and 21 yean on his fa
ther's farm near Ttgard in Washing
ton county, operating a combined
truck and dairy farm and marketing
the truck in Portland.
Mr. Howard is 20 years of age, and
graduated from the Oregon Agricul
tural college in June. 1914. Since that
time he has had char of the colle
dairy herd and ISO acres of land used
for feed production. He has also
tanght sonic and had charge of ex
perimental work with feeds and feed
ing. His field work has taken him
to nearly all parts of the state and
he has judged dairy cattle and pro
ducts at many fair and assisted in
the organization of cow-testing asso
ciations. Mr. Howard is at present National
Chancellor of Gamma Sigma Delta, a
National Agricultural Fraternity. Mrs,
Howard is a student in the Depart
ment of. Home Economics at O. A.
C. and will not join Mr. Howard un
til June.
A County Agricultural Council
composed of the granges and other
farmers' organizations and the county
court, was organized at Clatakanie on
Saturday, February 3d. This council
will serve in an advisory capacity to
the work of the County Agricultural
Agent. The next meeting will be
held at St. Helens on Saturday, Feb
ruary 17.
Kvsna Buried
Chris Evans, noted bandit, was bur
ied at Portland yesterday. Four sons
arte, as pallbearers. Thus end an
ill-spent life though the last years
were not without their merit.
New Secretary
I P. Hewitt, lawyer, has been ap
pointed secretary of the Lane Coun
ty Credit Association to succeed I.
T. N'icklin, who has resigned.
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1 Daily Democrmt by Carrtar. S4 Y r
If eJi
oVedNA GOODRICH m 3&$s?&
Seen- from "The House of Lies,"
Wednesday and Thursday
I maturing Edna Goodrich, at the Glob.
TANGENT PARTY
The home of Prof, and Mrs. H. I-.
Robe of Tangent was the scene of a
very enjoyable, dinner party Thurs
day evening given in honor of their
son Cecil, whose 17th birthday oc
curred on the seventh.
Seated around the table were Scout
Master II. L. Robe, assistant. Mac
Slate. Scouts James Jenks, Delmer
I.uper, Bunyan M irgan, Searle Pen
nybaker. Carl Mehring, Spencer Grif- I
litis, Orlo Gillet, Martin Anderson, j
I.eland and Cecil Robe.
Place cards were of tiny camps i
suggestive of future hiking trip..
West Sid. Electricity
It is declared that electric trains
will be running into Corvallis on the
West Side this year, preparations be
ing made to complete the system to
that city. Trains will go as far as
Independence by the first of March.
HMD OUR WANT IDS
DO YOU OWN A "FORD"
We have just received a shipment of
"50 Casings" Goodyear, Firestone,
Republic, and Savage makes
These Tires are known at "seconds-"
and have not a blemish on them
While they last they go for the following prices:
1030x3 Goodyear N. S. Casings at
1030x3 1-2 Goodyear N. S. Casings at
1030x3 Savage N. S. Casings at
1030x3 1-2 Firestone N. S. Casing at
4 32x3 1-2 Straight Sid. Savage Casings at .
232x3 1-2 Republic S S. Casings at
H
. $ M
$12.30
MS
111 JO
$14 00
. $1441
YOU SHOULD ALSO SEE OUR "SECONDS" IN TUBES
Ralston Motor Co.
Ill East 7th St.