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PREPARED rOR BUSY READERS
tin«! tailoring.
Tit« st’
an*
our strong
iiig that you tlon’l
in ordinary clu’hiug.
you that our New F st 11
Suits ami Overcoats
Before adjournment, th«* lecturer
re».! a ««immuni«atiun from Dr James
Withycomla*. of Corvallis, who stated
that he w»uhl lai glad to aid us bv
furn «hing a Serie» of l. etutes fur the
Grange
Arrangements were made to
have Prof I try dm at our meeting in
Mrs liar-1 Maddux, who ha« been on
December. wh<i will a*ldrea» us on the
trial, In Portland, thia wwk, for being
»ubj«*et of "poultrv raiving on the
corn) ."'¡«led ii> the killing of Mr». Ma.
farm." It 1» hoped that every nwmber
Real, on th«’ Linton road, in that city,
will make a »pecial rffott to I m 1 present
some weeks ago, was acquittasl by th.
ami bear Prof
Dryden, on this
jury lie fore whom the cos.' wa« trie I.
uccaaion.
Mrs, Krai wa« rundown and killed by
Osr who was there .
automobile "joy” ri«!era on the earl*
morning of August 6. Mrs. Mniklu«
ami her companion, Frank Rodman
were autumobtling on that res i during
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the early morning of that date, but th«'
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state fail««! to connect them with th«*
II)
ft
trageily.
IJ
never disappoint«*]. When '.’ou buy your cloth
ing from ua you art* sure that you are getting
the pick of the market.
•S/fiLs' and Orrrvoat.s, $10 up
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO
ALBANY
UKEGO.N
l^md fraud matters are again on th«*
boards in
Portland. Three
men,
exBanker Hmm, John E. Atchison and
Frank B. HUbruok, have been indicted
for conspiracy to defraud the govirn-
ment of land.
In the two prominent Oregon foot
ball games last Saturday; O. A. <’ lest
to Washington university and I Irrgon
university won from Idaho university
Gus lxiwit. of the Golden Eaglecloth
ing emporium, which flourished, in
Portland, m > long as the Oregon Saving»
bank had money, has b»%*n brought bark
from Denver, to stand trial for compli
city to defraud th«* banks' depcoutors.
Heavy Team Harness
ow ia the time to buy your team harness. I
have a large stock of Heavy ilarnes» on hand
and will »ell you any harness in the »tore at a
ten per cent, discount.
I alao have a good
stock r>f Horae Blanket«, i’luah Robes, Storm
Apron» ami Waler Proof Harm-sa cover» which
I will sell at a sacrifice.
Don't forget that I
have the beat Hamean Di) in the market and
that now ia the time to oil up your harness.
Rpmemder that I make all of my hameaa
from the beat oak tanned leather and that I
guarantee every ael tt> tie first-class ami our
workmanship aeeund to none.
(dine now!
Don’t wait! for them* price» will not atand
longer than until January 1, 19)0
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Madame Steinheil, who has Imcn on
trial in Paris, France, accused of
murdering her husband amt her at»| ■
mother, haa twen found n< 4 guilty.
The trial has attracted the world's at
tention for the past three wm*ka.
A! m - Ruef. th«* San Francisco grafter,
is said to be in danger of losing both
his sight ami hearing. Bad air in the
jail in which he ha< ta-rn confined for
the past year, is ascribed as the cause
It ia said that the 29 Democrats who
aided tn fastening the Cannon rule* upon
the last session of the national House
of Repraeentstivra. will lie rvail out of
the party.
Euaapla Paladino, the world renowned
Italian spiritual medium, is now giving
seances in New York. A committ. «■ of
scientists are subjecting her to the
severest test conditions.
Hillsboro Pythian* have just comp lu
ted an elegant new halge hail, two-
stories am! pressed buck front, and ia
th«* largest loige hall in th«- city.
Itakero City's new 94O.OMI flour mill,
c< mpl. t «i only a few weeks ago, has
ta*eii tot ally destroyed by fire.
Standard Liquor Co
WHOLESALE
DEALFJt
AN INTERESTING MEETING
Banner Grange III Ida lk> I Irai I all
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All-Day fi celimi
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
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141 15a CaaarrcUl St.
A. G. MAGERS, Prop
Salem, Oregon
T'lCpkcae Main IJ5
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(•THE IMPROVED
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eJ^on ßarei I
COPPER
OVERALLS
AW m IQ vctì I
for every use.
Cut generous*
ly full. Two
hip pockets.
Felled seams.
Continuous
fly.
t«uisa*WMt
ILW.IJMUCO.
An I legant
l.unsh Serve«!
Banner Grange met in regular s.*s»ion
on Saturday. November 13, at tlw* K.
of i- hall.
While there were not ns many mem
tiers present as were expected, «-speci
ally during the forenoon, the mettling
a» a whole, was a pronoune.xl success.
Worthy Master F. J Denny called
the house to onier at lt);3O a. m., after
which the regular business of the
Grange was taken up, until noon, when
lunch was served ami say, if anyone
doubts the cooking ability of the ladies
of the Forks, just let them taste of the
gi»»l things, which are so bountifully
servtai at these Grange meetings, for
the proof of the pudding is the eating
thereof.
After the sumptuous repast, the
literary program was op«*neri with a
song by the Grange, followed by a read
ing by F. B. We’t, who present«! one
of hia sale splitting character sketches
entitled "Darktown Philosophy." Mis»
Agnes Csin follower) with a vocal solo
in her usual pleasing manner.
ju»l and ihriv hu« not been th«
In ranra <4 I hl* kind.
J. A. Finch. Munì rer o( R. B. Fish r
Was Eiecotei Friiaj, N ut . 12
Lets law Take Ils Course in the Finch to t
and CornTtfes Malay's Sentence lo
Inipnsonmtnt For Life
uaum I
Gowmor IW imboti could 6n<l no mitt*
fating virvuinatMiuTa in O h ? inaitvr, and
»*hih* the «’X*TLl k»n mutt ha «• I mm u
m<»rv |mmful tu Ihr wifr nn«|
mothet than to Finch, they, in tun«.
ai II nqincMtc in th«* i ifhtfuln»*** of
«lern juMtH r. N vit let u* cover the
!r*1 man with b manti«* of chant.
liter* wait a«>ttH*
even in J»in
F inch, if * v will but MM’k it out.
Ihc Meding ol Derm '»er o anj
I xpcitrJ to Be a Iluminar
I hiohcrmcn at
IO
state
I tic Hallt«
!>c«. ruber j an I j
James Anderson Finch, who m ail«
on«» year ai’o. *alkasl into the office >d
iRalph B. Fisher, m the Mohawk build
I'ortlaiid, Or . Nov. I.'. (Speeisll Orv-
ng m PoiliHiel and, with th«- gnelm,
gun dairymen ««dl «m <-t u> r.-rtiai d
"Hello Ralph" fired n bullet into th.
Decemb«*r 9 and Id ami plans already
back of Father's head, causing almost umier way fur the gathering indirai« a
instant death, «»< hanged al th«' pent it will la* one of the m«wt inlerratlng
tentiary. at Salem, shortly after mam c«mveritHins in th«* history «if the aatui-
last Friday, in expiation of the crime
.’latiuli There will In* a large atteml
Th«’ causes which l«*d up to the ance of dairymen from both Washington
tragedy, in brief an* as follow«; Finch ami Oregon and a fine kit «if exhibit» of
hail been disbarred for one year because dairy produi t»
of drunkenm•»» ami th«* careless use of
<>m* prominent creamery will exhibit
his partners name ami seal to a pension
over’•t) kinds of . he,'«' gathered from
voucher. Finch had iippeared m court
ill over the world
Tins showing i
in an intoxicated condition.
Charges
tmunil to I»* of very great interrai.
were preferred against him before th«-
T B. Wilcox, president of the Portlan.
Oregon bar association.
Fisher wan
Flouring Mills, hi«» offered prizes «»f f ifi
the duly appoint««! prosecuting officer
ami f If. for th. liest exhibit» of dairy
and prrwecuted f inch before the bar of
products at th«- rwiventlon and com
the Supreme Court, resulting in «Indiar
petition for the prize* will lie keen.
merit for one year. Finch felt agneved
The programme a» now plann««l is an
at Fisher because of tlw «rntrnce and
excellent one. Aiming th«* most promi
on the day of the murder, went to
nent »|a*akcra will I«* Mr. Bawl, of
Fisher’s office to remonstrate at the
Washington, It c . < hi. f of th«« dairy
scverity ««f th.- sentence, fortifying
In i'ion of the Department of Agrirtl!
himself by the purchase of a revolver
ture. V» I mi will la* in attendance, iith. rs
ami several drinks of brandy lie fore
of mite will sneak.
hand.
The c««nv.-ntnin will lie hekl in the W
Before he reached the office, Finch O W hall on Eleventh street, near
must have concluded that rvmonatration \lder
Attendami' promise» to I h * un
was UM-lcac, for he had scarcely utter«»! isiiully larg«* !«■ «us.' of the fact tint
Salem. Or . Nov. 15 ■ (Stwelsl. I Just the gre. ling "Hello Itali’h" when hr- th«* Hrrgon Stat.' Horticultural S«M-iely
Iwcauar W A. Paul, whan 7Tyears okl, fir«*d the fatal bullet.
holds It« annual m<*«*ling just liefore th«*
married a wtnsomo young "widow,”
Finch was arrested before h<* left Ihr dairymen's ctinventnm ami many will
wfuMte husband it laler «ievelop,«! was building and was spe«*«llly indicted, hin alt.-ml Inith gatherings.
• till living, sold his Linn County farm trial followed within a month after Ihr
Mam hill mu larks, entirely new King
to one of his sons, W. 8. Paul, th«* Su murder. Conviction of munier in Ihr birds for this country, will be I i I h rated
preme Court decidml today there was mi first degree followed, after a trial ¡»st in tir.-gi.n next Spring, lo-mg D m * first
evid«'iice that the okl man was mentally mg alxiut one week. From this dec is of thm species ever brought to America
Incompetent when he made the land sale. sion, appeal to the Stale Supreme court Mrs. Fred D Fisher, wife of th«»
G M. Paul, another son. had brought was taken, the opinion being handed Imeni m consul at Niu t'hwang, Man
a nt against his br»ither, W S Paul, to ■town something over on«- month «go churls, who returned to America last
have the land »al«- dvclare-1 invalid. Th«- Finch was then sentence«! to lie hung week with her hudisnd. brought back
plaintiff won when the case was heard at Salem, one month later.
15 of the birds She will keep them
before Judge Galloway, but in a decision
During the last few days of tin» through th.- Winter and liberate them
by Justice McBride the case was re period, Governor Benson has been be in the Spring The im|airt««t songsters
vers««! today.
s**ig«*d alnioet hourly to commute the are rat««! a« among the liest »«mg birda
Th«* declaim» reviews the case and re death sentence to imprisonment for in the world Tley are al»mt the six«*
Ix-ttcrs,
petitions,
oerwinal of the native lark hilt an* the color of
cites that Mrs Bursa was the “widow" life.
whom Paul, senior. msrrie«l in 1902; that solicitation »mi on the day prior, tin the w ren. The < bines«* k«*e|i them
he de««ie.| part of hia farm to the woman wife ami aged mother tearfully plead cages in their homes.
Ir Stat Tin. iiei men's A v.<«*i«tion
sim ! that the children tried to defeat the for the life of their loved one.
But all
wiles of the "step-mother" ami secure were in vain. Governor Benson is a has its annual «-«invention in pru»|H-ct on
the land for thvmrelvea. After selling merciful man ami has a heart of pity Decemtier 2 and9 at The Italica. Thero
the remainder of his farm to his son. for the rrring, but he has, alao, a ' is a prize off.-r of |2iai for th«* liest
Paul borrowed from a Salem bank 14000. monitor within him which says "justice bushel of wheat grown in th«* state,
which he paid to th«' "widow" In order before mercy,
Society must he pro offered by Fhftíip S. Bates secretary of
to have the matter huaht'd up.
tec led. The In* muat l>c vimlicate<1. ” the a»».» lation. Judges in this contest
Prof.
II.
Chief Justire Moore announced from On Thursday aftcmovn he announcmt have lw«*n named n» follows
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the Supreme Bench this afternoon that his decision, The law muat take it» ll Scudder, agronomia! at the 1 Oregon
owing to the meeting of the Oregon Bar course in th«* Finch cmw and he eoiti Agricultural t'«illege. am! J. W • Innung,
Association tomorrow, th«* court will muted th«* death sentence of Harry vice pr<» ule li I of the I'orllaml Flouring
sii»|«-m1 business untill Thursday. Daley to imprisonment for life,
No Mill«. Addrvsses of not.* are ■ on the
Tuesday is the regular day for handing one but Governor Benson can rea lile Programm.
Prof Phil S lióse, Ma.li
down optniuna, but owing to the Bar th«* terrible responsibility which resti <1 son. Wis., will lecture on th«* us«* of
Asimeiatmn meeting, the opinions of upon him, as the final arbiter of ■ gasoline |».w> r on the farm, and Byron
the week wer«* announced thia aftermion. human life. No doubt hi« heart yearn* Aunt.-r, of the Depnrlm. nt of Agro (4
ed to grant the prayer of those two ture, Washington, D.
will s|»-ak nn
Noth* ol I Inal Se.tlement
distressed women, but his sens«* of duty I he s« lection of »e.-d w heat ami th)*
organization of se.sl growers, aaaoeia-
Notice ia hereby given that the under was the stronger.
signed Administrator of the Estate of
Finch approach««! his doom, seeming lion. The Government gm»l rottila
I.. C. Miller l>eerraed han Filed in the ly, without a tremor
Ilia last words work will he represented ami otlii r
County Court of Linn County Oregon spoken front the gallows, were of ■ .peakers will tell of the threshing in
hi» final account in »aid Estate and said forgiving spirit; yet in justification of dustry in this state. The business men
Court han fixed Monday the 20th day his act. Just four minute» after the •>f The Italie« will give the thresher men
of 1>erember 1'sgt al 1 o'clock p. m. of drop fell, life was pronounced extinct n banquet at The Dalles hotel.
«aid day and at the County Court room ami, shortly thereafter, the la»ly was
The Bonnevilb* salmon hatchery,
of »aid court in the City of Albany in turned over to th«* grief stricken wife biggest in the world, which will lie th.*
said County as the time and place of ami mother ami was later taken to central fish hatch.-ry fnr this state, was
hearing said final account
ami all
appropriate
opencti yestenlay with
Portland.
otijvction» l«*gally filed thereto,
Benson,
State
exercises.
Governor
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James A. Finch was well known in
fisted November 17 1909.
Linn County. Along in the nineties he Treasurer Steel, Fish Wanlen Mo-
J. F. Potter
published a Populist newspaper. •The AlHstsr, of Oregon, and I Fish Commis*
Administrator.
iiieslnnd,
of
Washingtm .
Silver Imprint" in Altutny ami assisted sioner
W H. Quecner.
in carrying the county for that ticket !ogeth«*r with a number • of prominent
Atty, for Administrator
When the l*o|rtilist party dud>and«*d. cannerymen of both alate«. atteml««!.
First publication November 22 1909 Finch return««) to the Re|iub|iran party The m*w hat .her y is a rmsl«*l plant, am!
I. Sat jublicatwin December 27 1909. and, for a year or two, was local editor has a capacity of «0,M)n,000 egg», there
of the Albany Herald. When Whitney, Iwing now alwut 20,<100,<M)0 on ham).
The N ews has arranged a clubbing
of the Herald, was elected state printer. Nursery amt feeding |»imls «re provided
rate with th«* Youth's (Companion Pub
Finch also moved tn Sslcm. Hr served for 3,(MW).<XMI young fish.
liahing Co. by which the S antiam
ss clerk oj enrolled bills, for the senate
N ews and the Youth's Com|>ani<in can
during one ssasion of th«' legislature
Every dairyman, who wmhea to he
he supplier! for 12 «0 a year. The last
After working a few months for the »urcesaful and all desire thia end, slenjbl
name.I paper ia th* leading weekly
Capital Journal, hr remov««l to Port provide himself with a Babcock milk
magazine publiaheri in the country. Its
land. engaging in the practice of law. tenter and scales with which to weigh
rontenta are high claim moral stories,
Just a short limo Iwfo.e the tragedy, each cow'a milk. By frequent testa, he
ami other instructive ami entertaining
hr was married to Mi*» May Petty.
will soon ascertain which are hia proft-
price i»
matter. The subacription
Jim Finch has paid the penalty of the abl< cowa and which should go to the
11.75.
With the N ew », u above
rime he committed. His sentence is butcher’s hl'ick.
uuot««l, |2.tie.
;i>
ill
Four hundred men ami I mivx perished
in a coal mine at Cherry llllm.i«, la«t
Saturday, caused by a mine expkali.vi
our store.
The subject «>f "School Sanitation"
«« Introduce«! by i'rof. Mile, who in
a brief manner, portrayed some of th«*
defect» of the »anitary com!iturn pis-
valent in out schools, ami offer»«! some
valuable hints how to eorrrct some of
ti< e evils. Mis. Kindiall's remarks
»long thia line were present««! in a
forcible manner am!, we truat. will re
suit in much good. Scio can justly frel
proud of her teacher«, this year and,
we trust, she will make it manifr«t by
giving them her undlv id««! support.
Less Imporri Set Not Less Interisti^
la lbs rd Freie
Other SlltM
Itenmcrata will celebrate "Jackson
Day,” January M, in Portland.
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N< ».
A select reading by .Mr» E. J.
ball proved an interesting part of th.-
program am! Mrs. Kimball's ability a
a social entertainer.
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I1PHATUAT1CN, NOT INSANITY