FROM TRIP EAST
"D. ..JARRESTED HERE OH
DhUWIi 13 IN flLuHNT .,., -:
UHAMUb
Returned From 7 Weeks Bus
iness Trip and Is Glad
to Be Home.
COMING YEAR WILL BE
PROSPEROUS ONE
Had Successful TripWill In
stall Ladies Department'
to Store.
Continued from Wednesday, Auk. 13.
Mr. Albert Sternberg bus just re
turned from ;i .seven weeks trip
through the East and .South. When
interviewed this morning relative to
business and his trip, he said: "Yes,
1 am glad .to be hack iitjain and
breathe the cool fresh ait ot Albany
and this valley, where I have always
lived.
"Having covered southern and cen
tral Males and after taking careful
note of condition n, a comparison
shows that in general (be Willamette
valley crop outlook appears better
ami the general outlook of the West
superior to that of any other section
visited,' '.said .Mr. Sternberg. "While
visiting in Kansas ami M isottri, t he
lerniometcr registered 108 in the
shade, the crops being badly burned
by the heat and the people of those
ei'lioiiA praying for-ram."
Mr. Sternberg had a very success
ful and pleasant trip, bonking sonic
large business for the Albany Tau
nhiK company, the output of which
will soon be greatly enlarged. The
increased demand for Oregon Hem
lock skirling' and its general use by
the Ira ling wholesalers and harness
makers of (lie Kastern and Southern
stales, makes it imperative that the
eapacity of I be Alhanc tannery be in
creased at an early date.
An announcement made this morn
ing lliat will be of more than ordi
i ' i r V interest to the ladies of this
community relative to bis business
here, is that, in addition to the large
and complete men's store, a new la
dies depart men 1 i- to be added and
will occupy the quarters formerly
used by the Km pi re Theater. A
completely new line of fix! ures for
this dcpartmeii will be added and with
the spacious new display windows
and attractive entrance which has
been nrovid d will make this one of
the most attractive ladies' stores in the
vallev. The iew -.tore will be known
as "VI . Sternberg & Company's I.a
ilie.; S'-op."
While in Xew York. Mr. Sternberg
secured (be services of a enmnetent
resident buyer and representative,
thoroughly experienced in ladies
.ready-to-wear apparel. And with hi
assistance purchased a complete and
Up to :r toe!; of eloaks, nits, -hoes
and 1 1 dies furnish ine-.s. I'verv gar
ment will he entirelv new and fash
ioned by Ibe- country's foremost de
sip, ne rs.
A later aunonncrment will be nude
to the public as to the opening dale
of the new d'-nartnieu which will be
on or about September I.
Decedent of Famous Abolition
Martyr Here to Speak to
Girls.
"John Brown's Body lies a mould- j
tiring in the grave, but his soul gots j
marching on."
There was the spirit of the martyrs ,
of old in the noted Kansas Abolition
ist, John Brown, when he gave his
hie to tree the black slaves, and there
is that same martyr like spirit in Nell
Brown -Groves, grandaughter of the
famous border fighter, as she gives
her life to the great fight against
white slavery and help homeless
working girls in the large cities.
Nell Brown-Groves arrived in Al
bany yesterday and will spend two or
three days here in the interest of
the work of organizing homes for
working girls. She will give an in
teresting lecture at the Baptist,
church Kriday night, Aug. 15. speak
ing on the "Actual Living Conditions
of the Working Girl and its Relation
to White Slavery,' illustrating her talk
with startling facts and confessions
as given by the girls themselves.
M rs. Groves has spent t wo years
in slum work, and several years in
vestigating the living condition of the
homeless working girl in the large
cities in t lie United States, and is now
W, A, Iden Wanted in Tulare
County to Answer Charge
Against Him.
f
r -'
CHIEF OF POLICE KING
MADE QUICK ARREST
Prisoner Was Travelling Under
AliasAdmitted Identity
to Officer,
spending her life in helping these un
ion una tc Kirl-, in order that (hey
may lie able to live' an honest and
upright life on their meaner incomes.
This is a very worthy cause, and
one in which every one should be in
terested, as tiie army of working girls
come from the best homes in the
laud, and their deplorable circumstan
ces are lit lie known to the general
public. The facts as to how ami why
the social evil lb rives have been sup
pressed loo lung, and modern fair
minded, self reliant men and women
demand the truih.
Mrs. Groves is a violinist of rare
ability, having studied since child
hood with some of the best instruc
tor, and having plavcd with many
of the larger ore he -Iras ihiouejiout
the I 'uited Slates. She will render a
number lit" iolin -tdos dining the ev
ening. The admission to the lecture
will be llli'. and it is hoped that every
body who can will be present as this
money is Used toward helping
;nit cause.
Arrested this afternoon shortly af
ter 3 o'clock in the office of the Te
bault Real Estate Co., where he rep
resented himself to be a prospective
land buyer, V. A. Iden, alias C. M.
Dickey, was taken into custody by
Chief of Police Griff King, upon wire
instructions from Sheriff W. V. Col
lins of Turlare county, California,
where he is wanted on several charg
es of alleged felony.
Iden was supposed to be traveling
with an eighteen year old son but
stated that his son left him to go to
work, lie admitted his identity. lie
is now confined in j;:il awaiting the
I action ot the Laliiornia authorities
j wiio have been notified by Chief King
of the arrest.
Iden has been here since August
10 stopping at the Vaudran hotel.
The record established bv Chief King
! in intercepting the man is considered
! marvelous in police circles, lie re-
I ccived the telegram only a snort
j while before the arrest was made. Af
' ter looking around the city and con
i suiting the hotel registers, Chief King
i followed the man to the real estate of-
lice on I. yon street.
"Is this Mr. Iden," said the chief
upon entering.
! Without hesitating, although he
caught breath suddenly, Iden
promptly answered in the affirmative.
1 The officer told him he was under
arrest on a felony charge. Iden sub-
; milled to arrest piarefully. Later be
id ui it ted Ids identity to the officer.
Me will res! here in cm tody pending
:.e action o" California ,.i;eriit. It
is understood that Iden is wanted at
j Yi-alia, Calif., to answer the charge
. ayaiusl him.
i Details concerning any of the charg-
! es einihl rot be learned.
1 C. W. Tebault. president of the Te-
, bai'll Real Kstate company, in whose
office Iden was arrested, slatetl this
afternoon that the man had represent
ed himself to be a prospective land
buyer and that he owned property in
i ',!,,. v. tiu-1' lit de ired to trade
for Willamette Valley property. Mr.
Tebanli s;nd t ! ,i I den introduced
himself as C. M. Oickev.
KABO LACE FRONT CORSETS
In the New Fall Models
A satisfactory lace front Corset
at a Reasonable Price
A model for every figure.
Priced $2.00 and $3.50 pair
Agents for
Standard
Patterns
FLOOD'S STORE
334 WEST FIRST STREET
Agents for
Kabn Reducing
Corsets
SHiPPED TO MILL CITY
WHEN FAILS TO PAY FINE
Charged with drunkenness, Al Mc
riride, who was arrested yesterday af
ternoon by Chief of Police Griff
King, at the Southern Pacific depot,
was arraigned this morning before
Police Judge Van Tassel, after spend
ing the night in the city hastily, plead
ed guilty and was finejl the usual
sum. In default of the fine, MeMride
was -suspended from the city and this
morning in company with three other
men, all of whom hailed from Port
land, including MeMride, and holding
tickets and a Portland employment
airencv certificate for work, left lor
Mill City.
M c Bride was arretted yesterday
liiie attempting to board the Mill
City train in a drunken condition in
evading the orders of the conductor,
lie promised the police judge not tp
get drunk again.
REFORM SCHOOL AGE
LIMIT HAS BEEN SET
Boys between the ages of sixteen
and eighteen will not he received at
the slate reform school henceforth.
The slate board of control ha-; or
dered the return to the sheriff of
Washington county of Or in La
Course and Dan Ward, each seven
teen years of age. Sixteen-yea-'-o'd
boys may go to the reform school
and those of eighteen to the peni
; tcntiary, but there is a problem re
I laiiug to those between these ages.
HOMESEEKERS HATES ARE
PUBLISHED BY RAILROADS
w.
Mark Weatherford returned this
noon from a trip to 1 iamsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. X A. Tibbitts left
'.hi, morning for Crater Lake by automobile.
! Mrs. Herbert Anthony arrived la
ui r!u from llrcueubu-di ! lot Sprin
' v! .MV she spent an outing and is
; gne-.: at the home of George
j Mugbcs.
j Mi:s Lila Patlon returned thin
i noon from four days outing at Xew-
port.
Robert Deer of Lebanon was a
business visitor' in the citv vesterday.
Those having friends anywhere in
the East will he glad to know that
the railroads will put into effect again
the homeseckers' rates to the west
from September 25 to October 10.
From Chicago the rate one wnv will
be $38. from DesMoines $32.50, and
jjiom .uihbouri river points ami
; from other points in the same pro
j portion. These tickets are to any
point on the Pacific coast within the
boundaries of the United States.
.There will be many taking advantage
of these rates to come west.
Visited in Salem.
Da n Hurl ey and V. H . Ho ga n ,
well known business men of Albany,
were in the city yesterday, visiting
friends and transacting business.
They motored to Salem from the Hub
city. Statesman.
I Constable John C.ttHn returned this
: rnoi' front a trip to Oakville and Po-
P.orn to Mr. and .Mrs. James Irvin, , nria am! other points in that section
baby boy. 'of the county.
KEGON STATE I' AIR WILL
OPEN ON SEPTEMBER 29
1 1 1 :
Tin-
Sl:iU' l'';iir vi
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i-D' ninio u 11 1 i I
vl.titm'il In In'
.mil pn
-mid ;mmi;il
1 opi'it III
l. Si'ilt'llllu'l
(K-iuK-r -I
;i wlinli- ivi'i-k ol' pK'ii
. t Ivor $.11.1 VIII will l.o
100 Hop Pickers Wanted. j
W'.iiiH .I lilll Imp pii-kiTS at Asli .
Cn-cnt- yard 10 milos north of Albany I
ami 1 I niik'S west of IVver. All
iMVi'-.irv eonvenienoes furnished.
Register at llu' Wooilwort h Drm
ollu
Oi ii
tlu' lair ,lHl ani' apply to llootYr
2 anil ''r" p'mno l.l Jot'iorsoll.
It i
w
al2tf I
College Notes.
ran rasmon books iow on sale i
Pictoral Review Patterns for September Now In
New Fall Shoes Are Here
m his m FXEBCISE
ATTACHED TO BIS ROPE
Polo A'ulorpon Paradort l.ittlo
Canim Through Stroet
Attractod Attention.
With a little do;' attached lo the
end tf a lar;e rope, the other end
wrapped in voiK around his arm.
Pete Anderson took the don ,,n ;in
exereisiue stroll this moniini through
the main (reets ot the buine-.s
triet.
The sight attrai'ted eonsideiabli
Irntion. as Mr. Anderson par
through the streets with the little e:t
nine. l..nly able to stand up under
(he pie-nre ot the rope, beim; ably
and liinu.inelv. aeeordini; to Mr. An
derson, assisted by its m.i-ter.
Altln.nh not a-sii;nlnL: any particu
lar reason tor taking the doj- through
the streets attached to the bin rope,
Mr. Anderson was bent on fully eotn
plyinn with the "don ordinance" by
rot allowinn his don to run at laryo.
The siyht was witnrssed by Maor
Gilbert ami several other city ohi
ciaK and much nun intent prevailed
as a re-nlt.
t ten. d in preiuiuius on agricultural.
The eni (dlment at Hut ton's llu-
exhibit
or
ck. poultry, texiile and othVr nos t'olh-e. Albany, has
Some ot the attr.ictiuii-. will
i aces, -In Hit im; tournament,
band concerts, eugenics c
cluldreu's pl.iv ground and
ther tree attractions, iueludiun Hyd
d 3J. I'rot". HuttiMi
150 durin.n the yc
now reach
cts at least
and i b;les one rinn circus
Reduced rates on all er
vmp ground-railroads.
ANOTI1KR GAMI5 PRESKKVE
KSTABLISIIKD IN LANE
Two more students ot" Pu!;onV
Hu-iuess College were placed in post-.
1 free tions as stenonraphers ami bookkeep-
this week.
. as
on the
1 r illy.
many
ants a
cnat'ir I'ean informs us that he
secured another name preserve
faun of M ill on A wbrey near
lie is trying to secure as
s pos-ibli' mi that the phcas-
not all killed off when the
!ore than new pnpi!.; !.a . sig
nified their intentions of utendi'ii?
Hut tint's Hr.siuess College hen m nine
Sept. 1st.
r.utton's Husiiu'ss Col!en tcachos
; a cnndete inisiness cour.se in three
months arid wail one year lor their
pay. Knroll now even if von ben in
"until Liter as you will s;te 50 ; er cent
in tuition. wkly a!5 dlv alJ
dls
r.ided
KNOK BUTTE PKCKASKH
WAS LAID TO K EST TODAY
The fnneial "i r ices of the late Mi s
Cornelius, who died vesterdav at bet
home rear !", l'-ntte w.is held I!:is
afternoon at the family home. Inter
im til took place in the family c e me
ter y.
CITY COUNCIL WILL MFKT
THIS EVENING AT 7:30
The renular nu e'iiu: of die cii v
eoui'cil will be held this evening, con
evuiiu: at 7 , 1 te K . It is under
stood that ni niv tmpo' t nil matters
are Id oceupv the attention f the ci!
'(('ets it'c'pil'"" the m.it'e- ot p.i-s-tun
"everal ordinance Much rou
tine huine-s is awaiting ilisposition
!ioitinn season luiiins. Not the own- ,
er ot the kind on which a name pre
ser e itself is I.-cated ean kill the
name birds there, no matter how much
da mane they may do.- - Reni-ter.
KINNE MERCARGANT1LE CO.
15 NOW A CARPORATION
Articles Incorporating Big Dry
Goods Concern Were Filed
This Morning.
I-'OH S l .K HI aorc traol at imltli
cml ol T.ikona street, just east ot
the new eollee site, l.avs tine lor
thi-iou into 1 or J aeie tracts. Al
so !ion-e ami lot at eotrer ot .srtl
ami t.'alaiooi.i streets. For terms
ai'plv to o. A. Arehilvtld. at First
National II.-ii'k. A4S-t illy-wkly
1-'1K SAl.K 1 aero tract northeast'
of OaU ille Station. All in cultiva
tion ami uvioil laml. For terms see O.
A. Archibald at First National Hank.
A4 S4 .llv wklv
Last Week of The
An iclv incorpor.it inn the Kinne
Meicanttlc t"o. wire tiled this nioru
mn with lepuiv Conuiv Clerk K. M.
!usell.
t i die K. Kinne, I'ertlia S Kinne
ami A. W. 1 lubls are named as in
coi pot atoi s. The duration of the new
corporation -hall be unlimited.
1 lie obuv; and Inisvu of the new
tu buy ami eu and nvner-
1 in merchandise
iptiou in Albany .11
icipure I'V put ciia
or pe
H'C t'-M!
allv to d
kind and de-ct
eNewiiere. To
or o'.hciwtse sucli real esi.il
sonal tnopertv as may In
to conveniently cart y on the busi
ness. 1 lie principal office a-.'d place
of business of toe corporation ,.:al!
be the ctt ot Albany.
The company is capitalized at ?!?,
The capital !.vk is d-xMcd in
to 1 5i shares (f b c u:.
Are You Going
to Build ?
Let Us Save You Money
on Your Mill
Work
Of all Odds and Ends left from the
Clearance Sale
Visit This Store
Every department has a special offer
ing for you this week.
YOU CAN BUY IT FOR LESS HERE
CHAMBERS & McCUNE
ALBANY'S I. FADING
CLOAK anJ Sl lT STORE
1-Hks' Temple, First ami I.yoti Streets. Albany, Oregon