CAPITAL CITY
Estimated That 1200 Attended
Gat ring in Armory at
Cherry City.
Mrs. Hazel Vehrs Makes Many
Allegations in Complaint
Filed Today.
INTENSE INTEREST; IS
BELIEF DRYS WILL WIN
Many Local Men Make Pointed
Addresses in Refuting State
ments of Liquor Men.
Continued from Saturday, Nov. 1.
Uy F. T. Xuttin
lly special invitation of business
men of Salem, last niht twenty-nine
A litany business ami profes-iotial men
went -to that city to a.ssist in a big
mass ineeliiitf at 1 lie armory. They
n orl a K'e-'t time ami much entlnis
k.mii. Tlie meeting was held in the
interest of the campaign lor prohibi
tion of l ii e li'jitor trallis in the capital
y. A larue crowd was present, es
t i.natcd at l-i) I people, showing liie
intense intere-i in the election to take
i.tce on Tuesday. On account oi
ji. iny staieim nts and reports made in
p.od ad vi I i semen I - in ihe local pa
pers, a I Mint All tany's eoiidit ion, and
the effect the absence of .aloons ha.
had on the city, the program was of
special concern.
.M:'or Sleeve- pre Med at the meet
ing and made himself plain on the
saloon quest ion.
The A litany (piartet, composed of
A. M. Hat r, I'rof. Kendall. Dr.
i V. I,i.:ihr and .1. I". Irvine and K.
(.'. Kobe ts, the hitler ah'lemalink'.
wire Ik aril several limes, with their
anti-rum MHig-, uiahim; an immense
hit.
The Albany men i- illrd upon for
1. !';- hit mo 'lonlit of !he po-ilioii of
iln- I'tisiiics- and pi ol'e ioi:al men of
P.is . Uy on .;:: ipie.tioii of Ihe pro
! i! -it ii hi of the lienor ti.ifi'i- in Albanv
i ,u iis splendid eiici ! o1. bii-iuess.
Ti-e spr.ilit i'- wrn-: Mavnr ( iilberl.
v l o .hvhred iii.il tlir reporl in Salem
thai hu-iuess is Magnaut in Albany
is tlie swm song of the Salem saloon
men; tha.i, business was never helore
as good as now, with clean boohs and
mo.l collections; I'o-luiaster .1. S.
Van Winlile, u ho explained the re-
1
1
rted high tae
w we aii' now
c mm' t !m- debt
I
ot prolnbiln
Kansas V
t thr best t
u ifii it put
ago: I'. M
dolla
le city, mowing
ling a fund to
- created in -aloon
.!, i;-:. who lold of
on ! .! :ne-- by ;e
loon and ihe big cl
i in l ii former home
1'. ,'u1 tin.;, who (Ic
ing Alhany ever did
lu - doon out se en
1 rer.h, u lio told of
lining oiuer t Minus 1 l:e m
i' I i i'i-o ei I v in ! In
n about nine millions diir-ior-
da y to o rr t t v mil
row ; A. Johnson, wlm
live in Al
ii in the Mate;
for the eife.t
.on ha-, on the
Claiming that her husband told her
he wished s!ic would leave home and
.lay away, that he would not support
: 'rr and tlie children, that lie would
allow hi-, relatives to ridicule her, that
lie would continually treat her cruel
ly, call her vie names, that -he con
sorted with other women, that he
Mealed her nhameessly when she was
that he compelled her while in
poor health to heep hou.-.e for himself
. .! three I trot her and aside from
an tt:i other allegations, Hazel A.
Vein s has filed suit in tlie circuit court
for divorce from George l' Vehrs, a
i el: i roil butcher.
1 he couple were married at Peb
avon May 7, P'10. There are three
:i!dre, ai;es Xt, 2 and 3 months.
The plaintiff averts, slie is able to
ai e for them and asks their cus
tridy. She al-o asks for their support
1 ' iO per ni! (r. tli from the defendant,
.lainnng that he is ampiy aide, witii
hu'ciier shop in Lebanon of the
alne 'if $(t'XAi and hundreds ofhrd
v.'-ue of and household goods
of tin- value of S-'-UO, besides omc real
ropeitv he owns. The plaintiff a-ks
for suit money and one-third of
; h e proper! y.
HAS RI'TUKNKI) FROM TRIP
TIIKOIICII TIIK K AST
If .vw.- v.
i 1
County Clerk Marks Today
Made Report of Registra
tions in This County.
i ,
loud to ii-
! inn
imp
lire
,M tin
tan!
. . pi :in t 1m
A. C. Sehrmtt
That the linaucial eoiuht loas ol the
coiiulrv are eoml hut that the money
interests are marking time pendiuL;
financial legislation over the proposed
currency bill now before eon g res-,
was (tie st a lenient of A. C. Sell mitt,
who with his family, .Mrs. Srhmitt and
two sons. I awreiiee and Roland, re-i-
iMMei! home laM night alter a five
-r-ek ' nip in the KaM and Middle
U'eM.
While his family isiled at the Iioim
f !: i- i areii t s. Mr. and Mr-., t
S,'iiniit. of Mucoda. Wis.. Mr.
S.-!;niil t went hast to I'ostou to al-ilu-
American Hankers' Asso-
i couverlion. After the con-
.niion lie isiied in New York City,
l hie ago and varit us oilier lir ;e citie.
lie vi ited several relatives in various
!'.KJ-. of th.e country and report- a
mo-t euioa!de trip. Mr. S i : t was
appointed on the emu mi; ee to di--.
n-s tlie currency bill, hut was uuahle
i. i;o iu .iceouul of previiius arrani'e
uient s.
"W'v had a must enjoy 'hie n ip and
the weather was fine all tlie time"
a ill Mr. Sch mil i . "I found business
n't!: i ion i h roil'.; 1 1 on: the Middle
meial con--iiapc
ami
urnn-y in-
ESTIMATES THAT ABOUT 80
PER CENT ARE WOMEN
Clerk Has Been Busy for Sev
eral Days Arranging
Precinct Supplies.
Showing a total registration oi 2432
voters in Linn county, who didn't reg
ister at the last election, but wiio
rei .lered for the coming special elec
tion, County Clerk Marks today made
a report of the registration in tills
county.
Mr. Marks estimates that SO percent
of this number arc women. This tact
can be easily accounted lor, by tl:
reason that all ot those who regis
tered tor tlie election in Ivl did no1
have to register for the special elec
tion, and at that, time the women were
not electors. However, it is believed
that a small percentage ot the eligible
women voters in J -inn county reg
istered. County Clerk .Marks esti
mates that there is about 51 XX) eligible
o neii electors in the county am!
that out of tli is number only about
registered.
I e:nocrats, Republicans, I'rohibi
ai.ii -t.s. So;: ialist , i'rogre.-sivcs, 1 n
depeiiik iii s are numbered distinctively
among t tie voters of 1-iun county
who were registered, lacking one of
iy, called her viie names, that he coti
t.ariv ai filiation. ,
hollowing is the official regis tra
.iii.i iiv precincts and larttes:
Alba'uy, l.r-.; Kast Albany, 175; West
Akiany, 173; North Brownsville, ll)5;
Soum I'.rowiL-ville, 97; Calapooja, 5lJ;
L e nter, 37 ; Craw lord vib f; 1' os
r. la; l-ox aiiey. -17; !lal-ry, N7:
Xortu llariishurg, US; Souih Harris
hnr", '13.t; .Ionian, 43; King-ton, J;
v ':o. ) iti; te. ; L.u oinb, df,; i ,e';u
:.n!!, North Lebanon. s4; Souti
: ai.i'i., i'd: Iriean . in; I'rice, 37.
i-k - h i -', 3S; a!tt;a'ii, 44; Nori.i
Seio, J3; South Scio, IS; Shed'l, 54;
Shelburu. 4b; Sodaville, 3J; Sweet
Ifoine, H-4; Syracuse, 4: Taiimau.' I -i ;
Tangent, b3: V'ater!oo, ','4; total. J43j.
Ity poluieai parties: Uepublicau,
1070; I Jeniocratic, 709; 1 'roll ibit ion,
33J; Socialist. o7: I i-g restive, 3;i; In
depemieiii. 1(A); refused to give po
litical affiliations. 59.
County Clerk .Marks has been busy
'nr -everal :ay a:rai..;ing the balhtts
n d i ;Mo! boM-s tor i;te special elec
tion on November S. Several of the
.ec i- have v,; -uppliid and sim
ilar supplies were sent out today,
''ra il allv everything is now iii read
iness for the election.
Winter Underwear
For Women and Children
Women's fleeced cotton union
suits, in white, per suit
75c, $1.00 and $1.25
Women's wool and silk and wool
union suits, per suit
$2.00 to $3.50
Women's vests & pants in flceeed
cotton, extra good at
50c a garment
Boys' fleeced, ribbed cotton union
suits, ull sizes
50c to 75c a suit
Misses' fleeced cotton union suits,
in white, all sizes
50c to 75c a suit
Children's wool union suits, white
or gray, sizes 2 to 12 at
$1.00 a suit
Agents for
Standard
Patterns
FLOOD'S STORE
334 WEST FIRST STREET
Agents for
Kubo Reducing
Corsets
-o
I 'resident Crooks of Alhany Col
a i seak tomorrow at ihe ves
er sei ires ot' the I', ot t. .
the college grounds south of here,
which will be the association head
a.a. tera . when ii.e new college is
:,re.ted. The ;rirls will serve at so
cial events, ets., to raise the necessary
fund, and will begin their campaign
nilh the U. of O.-O. A. C. football
game here, when they will dispense
two or three hundred pounds of
ehoiee home made candy to the fans.
VrAd Ten and Costs. Mike Fojota,
a Polauder of Portland, had no sooner
landed in Albany last evening, laden
with a grip and a package, when he
arrested by CJi ficer King on a
. i : n ; i : charge. The arrest occurred at
:he Oregon Hkvtrie depot shortly af
'. r five o'clock. Th.e foreigner, ac-
oiii!.; io liie o.l'I.ir va-i hauiy in
toxicated and threate'ied with every
tei to lo-e his luggage. Mailed be
fore the police court he promptly paid
0 :iu, cost?:.
D. C.i'.h Confined Hcrr.e. Fx
S'neriti I). S. Smith has iu-en confined
to h' home for th.e pa-,; week with
del: ties-. Today he is reported as
much better and will probably be out
in a few days. 1 le was up one day
during the week but felt so incapaci
tated that he had to go back to bed.
Hurley on Job Again. Dan Hurley
has assumed charge of the Russ
Mouse, and the place has been reop
ened on a practically different scale.
.Vr. ilurlev was formerly the proprie-
I tor of the place and recently sold out.
I However, he has now purchased the
j place and intends to run it on a bet
ter scale than ever before. Meals will
he served at popular prices, the place
! will be somewhat renovated and new
) equipment installed. All white help
1 will he employed in the dining room.
I Fixing of Car Track Nearly Fin-
, :.shf:d. The laying of cement between
the street car tracks is nearly com
pleted. Ihe cement lias been laid
:i; d co'i;;,!(.tt.(l ;is f,ir :is the m iddle
of the block between Fifth and Sixth
-tree!-;, 't no cement only to be laid
o Six i h st rue.:. The tracks are stil!
fenced off to traffic in order to let
; .e;--.'!-t -etile thoroughly. Within
a rT.ort lime the obstructions will be
emnved.
Farm Name Filed. Xicewood bro
thers this morning filed with the coun
ty .-V-;- -!:e name of "Kxcel-ion Stock
and Dairy Farm" by which their large
farm located near Tangent will here
after be known.
Marriage License Issued. Yester
day afternoon a marriage license was
issued to Arthur Irwin Leighton, age
21 and Rhoda Harney, age 18, both
of Albany.
Reported Very Sick. Albert A.
Smith, a well known farmer residing
on the Sautiam road near Albany, is
reported ,-eriously ill at his home.
! h.' is suffering from a severe attack
of heart trouble.
Grange Meeting Postponed. On
account of ihe big football game here
on November S, the big gran -re meet
ing, ;roposed for ihe same date, has
been postponed. It will now be held
on the' fourth Saturday in the month.
Season Does Not Close for Fishing.
Contrary to the idea prevalent
niong man v local fishermen yester
day the fishing season does not close
a the end of October, but according
to the new law pa-scd by the las:
-es.-ri-- ,.f i In- k-u'i-dature any per.-on
holding a fisherman's license may fish
throughout the year, but beginning
with November 1 they may not keep
'"Tit of the water any fish less than 10
inches long. Tins clause of the law
is in operation until April 1. From
that time through until the third of
October all fi-h over six inches long
-r:- lip carried home.
IM TIME F PEACE PEEP AIRE FOR
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in Cate;, Heavy gi
raMbir tec, NOW
CITY NEWS.
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Lovctt Passes Through.--.! n. Isi- lv
It. I.ovi'll, i-h.urni.in o tin' !i.u'tl ol
ii.i t ri.ir-. ol 1':, Mil I '.i i I i.' . i ) r'm hi
Slum Line and O. V. R. & X. iusmh!
tl.rininii li'.i- .1 1 K y I liur-.il. i nii;lit .11
hi I.' ii. i.is .-i'c.'t.i! !i. liu in c.'iup.iin'
will: olliii- itlli.-i.iU 01 1.H' '. .i.i. s:is
tlii- hr.m-nr 1 i u.i m1. riii- u. 1111 stiip
; .'.! !v: ;'. !'!. 1 ":.'.: t M '.' :.".' ::lit U.I..
il.u k i'x.'i''.:. ii-;' I lie 1. v .'.ill;.: hi mi
I Rain Coats-We Jnav am IgaEnft, asscsritmciniit of Ram
i Caate ilmt hasw jmi b&&& put en sals. All new m&izi?
j bits wiacMirog coirdlMifoy. Priced sift
1 S2.50, $6.50, S7.SG, and $10.00
tor
au.-i:il
si'd tin
lor the
hou-
in the fi-
l.af.
t iiv a
slUo
ing lor their position on the wet ami
if l'oi .illt--. i- at tlte
ludoitiLT from the current
h.e.it d .'t the anuoiy, before and after
ihe meeting, the -.enlinient -ceuicd to
1. 1- - , i'-; ) .i! ..ilcin will go dry on
itv' Tue -day.
T,-r 'o'touine Mltirv men were in
' . ,-i. 1 ixor I'. 1 tolluMt. 1 . V..
MamilttMi. div uomls: t' i'. lamerou.
sh and door ni.inui'ac ! ui er : Mi
Kiel inl . contractor; W. A l''.t.thuru. , , ,,dent
chant ; r . Johnson, t iju. t-itv
iO!
and
; tne eu
'uniled in
iis; heltov
.s was in
-onesoine
underneatli
il I. w. w.
-hadow of
t, c . iic'iou-i ..iiiv nack never
i'cn woke '.vhe.i Jiid-e l.ovett's spe
cial sMoncd up io the depot and the
spout of the water tank leaked stead-
William -on. a well known ily through the entire stay of the
I W'elU Station, arrived in prominent, ofiici.il in l-'ugii
M. .1.
eport- 1 I lammel
A' l-s Anna Spnuu-, ot (.ra-; alley
s shopping in Alhauv this afternoon.
i'. McDonald, o!" Portland, trans
icteil lMi-.iue-.-i here thi. morning'.
Misses N.nuui l'h iver and Irene
l'e ","!e. of Kel-o. V.i-li are in the
'ity. stopping at the St. Francis.
A V
gme ard the u ai-t'.e
shrill sliriek- at tlie
twu. Fngineer C"a-i
charge of the thrt:le
I .an y rode on the i
the : iggagr -oac'i. S
i'o w .-re -it-epmg in
Wool Dress Goods
Our showing" of wool dress goocis is
particularly good. All colors including
many new shades are now on display.
Seethe Hrocaders and
Shepherd checks.
, Weather lair,-lhe range ot tem
perature lor J 4 hours ending at 8
o'clock thi- morning was 47 to 57
' degreev 1'iie river is 1.5 feet. Tne
'rami. ill for the same period was .4.
"dav afternoon and
tloiiiing mill: .1 S. an Winkle, poM- i jran.u-.ting tmsine-s here todav.
masier and hairniau ol All'any v'oin-j r MU Knuk Pdigh. of Sa
niercial clnh: hied ! oil miller, fit mi- ;i, e --.itoi s in the oil v. Mr
lute: F. V ISiaden. furniture: .1. C. Hljyh. a sou of T. C. Hligh,' her.
1 1 vine, ot t lie r irsi savings nanh , ,,,, lui-mess m connection with the mc lies. I lie weatlicr report says oc
(". ' 1 inter, dentist; Deputy Sheritf j ligh theater. Icasion.il rain tonight and tomorrow.
Kendill: 1'. P N'uttiug. Alhany I cm- i Woodworth of Salem trans-! Some Football Fan. That Henry
ocr at : F. M Fieuch, ieueler: M O. atfd luisiness here this afternoon. lle!W. Mcl'lmurry, school director, and
Woodworth. diu'-gist: .1. H Kalstm. ;s at the Vamlran. : candidate tor third ward councilman,
electrical Mtppliesj (' U Stewart.; W. Smith, a prominent resident ( is some football fan is indicated by
mauaKer Albany Commercial club: .1. ,.f let'ters(Mi. i- a business visitor in tlie fact that he journeyed to Salem
A Hott.tid.nal e-tate; C ,V Sens, the city thi afternoon. yoterday wuli tlie A litany football
Albany planing mill: A. V. Meckley, , K,-v W P. ITuiore. a well known rooters and occupied the highest seat
lu' -M-'- e tnanio n turei : Frank How-t l',rowns die man. was in the city this in the bleachers throughout (lie
ard, Albany Dray company; W. H. morning He returned to his home gime Tho-e who noticed Mr. Mc
HoniMU. gio.vi; I M Mckillop. gro- tin noon. Flmurry -.ml tliat he cheered the lo
eer: H. 1. H.it kites-. Albany Sand - lo-ie M Postrack. of Detroit, a.- cat team In -t ily ard as an ardent
I'.raxel (ontpauv; II. li ant. attorne tended bu-tne matters liere this af- ' r(ter throughout t!ie game
at law; Nlr Suiallttood. oi the Umal teinoou. He i at the V.iudt.m. 1 Funeral this Afternoon. liie tuncr
Oregonian. T " l'e!ault returned last night al o:t'-e late Mr. Dorgan, who died
0 . front a two days' business trip to at hi- I. inn county home ea-t of here
oi t i.iud (lay he I ore yesterday, w a- liehi this
Mi-s I i!i Pacini tetuined to lu - .utennnMi at J o'clock at ie Catholic
hi Mite at H alsey y e-tei d.i after i-- chute li. 1 n termer, t took place in the
at t'ie i'ome of lt-s WirMtl'sed c-Tv ce"ie:erv.
utin. Sheriff Keturrting Home. Word
Pob Murphv. tlie Altvurv griiu va- ieee:odat t!ic -'u::! - office this
Messaliue Silk petti
coats, all colors shapes
WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL
NOV. 5
We make a specialty of Fancy silks.
The new patterns are now here. Ask
to see the Dolly Yarden.
Velvets in all colors, also the new
moire velvets arc now
on sale.
All silk, 26 inch POPLIN.
allcolors. Special OOC
and carefully made with fancy fc9 59
flounces. . Special
Silk Petticoats, Fancy Flounces,
wi h Jersey tops at
$3.50
Major Charles F. York, of the Ore
gon 1 oast A i tillery Ke-erve band,
of Portland, ai 1 1 ed m the city tins
noon and it at t'-e I l.ontin 1
Men's
Outing Flannel gowns,
full size, good length,
light color, stripes trimmed CI flfl
with white braid -PX.UU
If you arc a good judge of values, see
our outing'flaunel at
10c
Dr. K. II. Sharp, of the AM-any Col
lege faculty, left this noon for Me
Mi;'Mille wheie he will conduct Sun
d -t r ices loin- ii row
Mis. W. F. Vvr and d, ughter.
Mrs. M. F. Catifii Id lett toda for Sa
lt in hu a wee-end iit w ta ie!.i!ies
Vhs Mabel Albre. ol aUu, i- a
guest of Albany friends today.
dealer, returned this noon from D.
Vi. m when he ha- been enioing a
her hunt tor the pa-t wee' P.-1
o"- ImcV. e"piv 1-auded from ont
w ai d appe.u ance- hut it is he!:c ed
that he had some luck
W M Averl.L.ii im' Koute O-e wa
in the (it t':i- inorniug tei'.ewmg his
-ub-ciiption to the Democrat.
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