The Santiam news., January 18, 1912, Image 1

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PORTLAND
NEWS LETTER
L tççîî Off Land CMgms «1 Di B.*ne'it
Io Wlioli Stilt- Ground Broken
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Portland, Or. Jan. 16 (Special) One
of tnc important eonfsrsnesz of the
new year will tm a logged-off land con
grew», to be held in Portland within tn-
next two month».
This will I h » the
most exhaustive study of the subject
ever held and will be under the auspices
of the Oregon Development League
The Portland he«.k|uartcrs is making
the arrangements.
Statistic» are now being collect d
that will tie a logged-off land census,
showing the extent of such lands in
each county.
These figures wdl he
used in attracting settlers to these idle
areas
Another purjiosc of the com
ing congress is to teach the Ix-.t meth
ud» ut clearing the land of atuin|i» and
making it productive.
Th. latest in
Vestigalion» along this line wil be give
for the benefit of M-ttler« and th. b- it
method of removing stump, thorcughly
explained
it is believed this meeting
will lie of state wide benefit.
LURE OF THE LAW
Crai* for L.t |jt.on la Ao «r,.s's
Mail Coatly Folly
i*u** were
i«> linQW the ruft-
folly known hi tblw «x>unlrt
wouhl n«H |x* fur fr» m lb«» nmrk If ht»
wli«iii;<| • » « ¡t « î th»* kno*riraii ■ rare
for lltiimtfton
In «M»tn«* « 'iiA»ïi’it)itif •» •-*»
in 11 jr fhr
email h *
I > nini! «I tri t* « unit» •
|D»l>ortllU« «• ’»«•. im» to In* tur i»iir«^| by
Ibe nitiiib«*r *»f I »«ult» hr I mi « on
han«!, an*! hr w li » ba»» nonr I-» nftrii rr
£nnl***l un a |wr*«>ii of ulltfbt <-»mw
quen« r
Hut (In* hnlrit of *r »lng to law Iw n«»l
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to I temolo* of trilling’ affi’m, a« a ^hi
*;’«• hiMtaiirv will nh»nr. 'I’tirrv
i»*»w
Iliff Mate th«* r«ti»tr >>f n man whl b nt
the linn* of hl* death " th 1 valuvtl nt
.UUO.tMM)
ill vai « lahna h t •* i to the
pr*»|M*rty enciff««! In lltlffnthm w lib-n
Ime i-Vtendcd Weg a |»f| .| of «*■.*• rill.
yriim. nnd now, nw tbe etui approach
r*. It i«* Mild lite **««latv 11.1« dwindled
to iilwHit
Manifestly the parthn» to tbl« litiga
fh>n have made a heavy lnve«t tin nt tn
elicerteli;»* but, unhappily tor them,
it I» not what tinnii» 1er rail a ' liquid
Mn*4*(
Ihx'krt.
MOONS OF THE UNIVERSE.
B«*nde« Our Own Luna Twenty-five
Other-» Are K»*<yA»rs to £«iat
Thriv nr«* tn .»¡I (Went) ! . »• in-« tie
¡«li’w utir '¡Ul'* it <>f night. M ’• r* Inn­
ing two. .Iiipiior « »» Ut, s «turn f«-n I r»
min f*>nr und \«ptnu<* «-nr, tiy* th«»
l*hlhi<h»!pbln l'nh
I i’‘lkc»’r <»f»t»ur-*»»
new hinnr u«h!ith»tw pr»* Hkeljr t«> I»*:
Medford will wclcomt' mining men of iliw i « r* tl nt nu) link«' ultliongh it !•
the Northwest on February .'I and 4. iinpn>l»xkl>i«» tlmt Mm urj mid \ rnite
when the Southern <Iregon Mining < on hAVe an) iUitelHteu <>r that Man hu«
more than tw<».
reu w il f i'll .
dining experts will
*rhe tw«> known in««on« of Mir* ftrr,
I'iv * talks and practical miner» will par
iinl«M*«l, t on tidmitr. neither l*di»ir t»i rr
ticipatr in the discussion». Dvmonalra Of!) ini!«*’» hi diameter On t be other
tlona of goki Having machinery will t
liuinl, Jupiter*» tlr*t f>*ur ««atrillte«
n
male.
urli h * t hin* tinaie, nrr »•-«■ h Inrg r
than yitivMi I.unn, «himmele iniHng i
Klamath County is going in for agri
dlMmeter of about 3/».'■»•> inllr-*
Tit a
cultural education in ita achools
A
<>f Siiturn
a <H:irt>ct* r npprv.
trai-t of Wi acres has been bought ai.d hunting ..«*•*» mil«** while tlt.it «»f Nep
an experiment station will be establish
tun« *» 4«»ir m
)«» nl»<»ut 2.‘*■> mile-««
a I where students will practire agri
An rv*i|»e«*tM mir on h moon, Q ih -. ii
cultural meth<«ls under the dirrclmn of f.turn ha» ouiy • ne forty ninth lite «l.'e
an exjiert who will be secured from th. ami <jhe<*ighi) tiret tile weight of our
earth
l.nnn’«* ill.tai' ■' from u« vari.«
Oregon Agricultural ( ollege.
n g«»»«! deni. fT’-m .’.’I •*<> mile» to X»J.
Hearings before a board appointe I Uht> mile'»
I let u>«*nt) «»r awragv dm
from the reclamation service on th* lutee It atx>ut
Util«*»
much-mooted question of the extension
of ths Umatilla project, wdl begin
At» With Tvars In Hi» «/•».
Oli ime i«' i«|oii Geuernl H* ott at
January 24. The board will sit in Her
mialon. I’endleton and tanfiel l to hear tende*! n bnnqnet wlu-rc all tbe stales
of thè In loti neri- repre-M'iiti«! by a
objections made by the various s* .
tiuns in regard to souress of water sup diali In «ouie n.-iy ■ liar.i terlstl- of
<*■* b roiuinouwriiltli
I’enusy I» nula
ply for carrying oui the proposed work
was rr|>re«ent«l by n laiwl of »auer
and after getting all possible informs
km ut. and lu •peaking of I Ile fa* I I he
tion on the subject, the board will nell uiornlng die generai r-uuirk-d "I
make recommendations to -ecretary partook of li «llh teir» In uiy eyes '1
Fisher of the interior deparment.
Tbi» f* ndii«« i of S-ott fur the gi»*d
tiilugs of tlle lutile taken Iti riilijiinc'
Railroad mileage in Oregon has in
Iloti olili llie f.iinoli« hasty plate of
creased at • remarkable rate the past
aotip * in* al* ut. g ie |«>iiit Io du* imine
few years and the outlook for 1IH2 1« of ' Marslial 1 uremie,'' vitti « hi. li he
m >st encouraging
According to th* «a« ulne «nlutinl by tlie Iter l»r
report of the ~tate Railroad Commis­ Ktultll P) Ile all luiet. rnte |iuu«ter
lt
sion. there were 2SX2 miles of railways «»« I >r l'viu* «Ilo once rvelalmeil
in Oregon at the end of Juns 1910
H> after hearing <He Bull pia». "If liouor
the end of December, 1911 this hai ary iligrr*-« «ere iniifi'ir*i! upon tnu
ale lana Ole Bull «ould !••• thtd *■ D l>”
grown to 2MK3 miles.
Mudali Goiiieiieur In "As I ltcuieiu
Forest supervisor», the heads of 2». ber *•
national forests of rhe Pacific North
Black jacha.
west and Alaska, will meet in Portland
The earll. t <1 liking ii'iel« for
Jan 22 for a week's conference on the
administration of lands under their Wille« a.><i ni.-« w.re tlio-c untile from
»kin« of animal«, it nd these icmm -I«
jurisdiction. Chief Forester <iraves of
still ri'tnlii Un ir |»>pulurlly In ihr r»«t
Washington, D. C. will give addre««*-
and mi H.r «-vintInvut
In Englund
After five years of
preparation, Ihr««- v««««el« »irr made of carefully
ground was broken the past week for tanned hide« niil.fi «ere uulm-iikalile
r u«tlng pro|wrt|e«a
the first building of Reed I ollege. the »11*1 p -• ..«I *
anS «'■•
new I'l.OUO.OQ». University to be built Th.- I , kja* - f tiled In
at Portland The college will open next r» « ere »I. 11 - - I like pit. her« .md were
fashi'.tu-d f .i.i
lie large pie* e ot
September.
it 1» expected to rank
leather, «hi* li ».»« mrl*d In the n« e«-
with the best similar institutions in the
•nry tunmier Pilch was smeared over
country.
the Insidi- Th*-*e old blai-lija* k« gn»e
Portland hotels are being iwxmjrj their name to the heavy riding .(««it«
with reaervatians for Elks week next worn by cavalier», whl* h cauta io tw
owing to the popu
July, when the Grand Ixxlge reunum ¡rallevi jacklHMits
will tie held. Fvery section of the lartty of the t>la*-k)n. k« the Frvttch de
country is represented arid the P»cific elated tlmt tlie l.nx'l'b drank oui of
their boot» I xhh I ku Giulie
Coast lodges will send very large dele«
gationa. San Francisco expects to have
A Ursst Storm.
1.U00 delegate» while the Willamette
Thirty thousand persons pcrlahed In
Valley kxiges will torn out 16iJU Elks. India <>ct IL l*T7. fn»tu tbs effects
Puget mund cities have aaked for 600
of • »rest «(orm
Cha Writing Msma
rooms at local hotel».
flic Itch for •* rlbbllng la proverbial­
ly ucdylng In svery »lavs of ths pen
Santiam
New»
and Semi-Meekly -Hall Cains. ________
Journal 12 per year
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THE IOAD UUE3H0H
AGAIN
HIS MEMORY CLEAR
Fntitor Santiam Newa
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Provivi to thi Lftwyir
That H« Could Rimimbif.
• igr.mg himself "Jordanite" stt. in; t*
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to reply to a former communication of
n «<»ing a •««•re repritnahtl from n
’’A Taxpayer ” In reply to Mr Jor
V Iti • • uh":n b«* was (r)lnit to brow
damte'e article A Taxpayer rvphrt farei
It wnn an ltu|aortanl
i
i-i
!< r f.» ■<atr l»|* « nu*e from »L feat
again.
In regard to Di»t. 2S Bthl th«* action Il w IV h. • -,«- » r) t ha t t he la w » er wh mid
lU’.J” ■ ’» th«* ’vlfiH’41
H«* «*n«!eaI or*s|
of the court and appointm it of super«
to «!»• t »*n tlie ffround of «¡¡e In th«*
visurs for saal d «triet. we know­ both* (<db»W'h»ff in inner
ing of its affairs. If what he Stati « •
llow uh! ir«* you**’ n«L«»t U.» !aw
true, it only a-Ids evidence to th*- fart yrr
Srwent) two y«-.im.** replied (lie w!t
that thu honorable county court do*«
uno*.
not treat all districts alike. Wn
Vmr mm rr, « f «•nur**«’* is n >t ••»
not see
any
particular
difference
» ! "¡«nt ni «I *h ! :n H *% i«* twenty
whether we vote for a supervisor or t« <t-i «ito, i»» It * a ‘«’»I the Iffwver
•end In a petition to the court signed
I *!•• U t I .
bl I It Is." (HlOOTi'il
by 7& |wr cent uf the taxi»v< r» mkrng the wit »H S
t' ■ ■■ (■> l’."t.or t.-.r , I. ■ ■ . -
. ■ ■ ■
x(j|t»
im* < !*• hintan e n lil h «>•
nn*«| «. k t»» rive team nu*“ said
Can you Mr Jordanite?
! » «r
I " e «h a II I m * h !»!»* ta
Now Mr. Jurdamt*, honestly, with f : -
y»ur own kiea of juati-e, could y u **■«» how w«*U n»«i « h i» retiirml*rr’*
I
•
î •
« •
t ; -r ' * a Id ? hr
think it a square deal, if for year» r I
4
f
. • -
• i
years your supervisor wouki take ail
?!i ; manner
it |s |n«M>lentr*
the lax levy of yuur district ant put it
' V--i h»! ’« ’«i answer the que * '
on the roads in one locality to the neg-
lect of the rest of the district. Per
ha|»s if the money and work done w na
s|>cnt on the mails passing to and from Î
your residence, you wouki think frum • I
purely selfish motive« that your «up* . tv
' rt!’.4<rrr*1 th«» Inirjrr
visor was the embodiment of p. rf* .
retkwiul’vr yotir fxth«T
lion. But h*>w al«, it yuur n< ighi . r*.
V ♦ ?*}•*' nnd •tiTlnif tn
whu for yeai« and years went u -
in
r no'i I«* I«» U* exanilnrd
their jeans, dug up their hard earned
I Vk 4| V«»|| nrntlld Irlld
money and aeen It all go on a r.o.d that
him h *»ilt ‘»f • h»th«M* ‘
the most of the people in the <1 -tru t
•
Ir that from thnt
y to du« h * . never (wild me • h ’
seldom travel.
III
’I it
>r I rviiiriiil«*r «« though
We offered no apology, neither do
were yecfi-rd n ”
we feel any disgrace in not voting a
In your iss ie of January 11 « m- ■ ■
tax 111 road district No. 16. hut w. do
feel that we are lovers of justice
We have tried the donation and
d>
scnption plan
Thu was not a squar*-
deal between man and man
Some
would give 10 days work with team,
others only one
Gur sU|x-rvi«or would
hire the man who only subscriba-d une
days work and turn down those who
had subscribed five to ten tin*« a«
much, hiring some who did not d<> ..itr
a thing,
Other» in the district di I
nothing. Thu was nut fair, junt or
right
Now I see that yuur district ha»
voted a lo mill tax, others from 2 to
Now we have no objection to any die-
trict levying as much tax as they de­
atre, but is the system Ju»t
llo you
want to hrap upon yourselve« an extra
tax of H mills over and stiovr the dis-
trict that only levies 2 mills,
If the
county would make a general levy of r.
<>r 10 mills so that all would pay­ the
same rale of tax
this seems to nie
more equitable and just.
Now .Mr Jordanite you may have a
special stand in with the court through
political or peraonal favors extend- I
lo you
Hut In the district adjoit ■ ,
16, two men sent |>er»rinally before tic
county court asking them if they would
honor by appointment the man wh -m
they wouki select by ballot at their
road meeting as their aupervixors, and
the Court »aui no. said there might lie a
•’frame-up.” Where is the chance for u
"dark horse" in thia.
In conclusion, Bro. Jordanite, you
may be supervisor or ¡list 26, 1 do not
know. But would you quit the s*-rvi- «
of the people who hail selected you as
their Supervisor, to handle their mon* ,
anil work their roads and go into an
adjoining district and for 14 • day. go
•nd work their roads and neglect your
own, and then come back when the
roads are muddy and ask your own di»
tnct to do road work when it was ai-
impossible,
anti the expense
most
doubled
Would you after completing
a certain amount of donation work hav­
ing fl’») on hand and never expend it
on the remaining portion of the road
for which it was donat*d? Wouki you
carry over 9240 and not rx|*en*l it at
all when that amount would have fiant
two or three hundred yards of road
that is now well nigh impassible.
Yours for justice,
\ T axpaykr .
For Salt
Forty acres 2* mile» N. E. of t'cio.
no improvement»; some good timber,
on country road, price |3»JO.
K. HHKt.TON, Scio. Orc.
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HELPLESS AT SEA
Story of Tws Bh pi That M«t
Parted In • Wild Storm.
and
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»f..r..'« n! ' vi. •! ! . • .- "V
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»en,” rctiinrkcd the captain of n
liner plying out of New York,
fot that reason I’m going t<> t* i
» «Ml .1 • ■ . I . ’ • » ■
• »tue men not bring n cmil .it «eu
It wns one of tiie »»<>rat »pi. cn ••«
I ever had since I’ve In. n a
!.>r
"It was in the middle of a terrible
hurricane, and the boat I
u on
was just barely manageable
AU we
Could do was to keep atcering way
on her and trust to U*ather the
storm.
"Well, fit the very wont of it.
When the wind was howling like
mad nnd the wave» were almost
burying us, we heard » yell frolli
out »■ anew here on the sea. The
next moment we caught ■ .lit of a
»ailing vi's.i'l not more il.an a few
hundred yard» away, evidently in
di»tress.
“Soon we were so ciotto to her
that wo could see she had lost otic
of her mast» and was absolutely nt
the mercy of the storm, Wc ■ ■ mid
plainly re her sailor» din ■ - ' •
the rigging <>r hanging on t<> ufiat
ever hadn't been washed otT her
dicks.
What was wor»e, we could
plainly hear th* in »limiting to u«
for hdp.
“But there was nothin:’ whatever
wo could do. You arc not a •
>r,
and perhaps »on can’t understand
what I'm telling you when I «.r.
that we «impl» b id to stand (her­
on our boat, listening to th.io- men
A PROBLEM IN FIGURES.
in their agony, yet we couldn't »
much a« throw them a rope
It S 3r#d th M.’themitic an, but th»
“Why ?
Because our boat Witi*
Worn»») Solved It.
one d.»y • !••«« hrr of insthcrnntlr« barely maiiiigenbli' itself, u« I told
you
We »»ere fighting th- »torm
Hr tag
«•»!it «li.>|.plug «rh hl« V. Ife
If »»<
id
ff««l . ''‘D h li*-t!«**»tly ft »Ul « i>un!«*r lu 1 just as hard as «e could
< ouiitrt until th* » i nnie to tlu* *|l«*«*H stopped we would have |u«t sli-erint1
nisi thrrr hr way and run the risk of I-ing
■
f«»lll »•1
hluff In III’* line Bald hit • »amped, also »re Mood an -v *d
il. - h »»limn
Wif. i t i i»
lent
chance of being
m i ti mvd
}|>»»*
h »!•*
Ia* tim! gold »panglr«! again’t that disabled lm.it and «.'nd
Ids* k crH|H*?**
it.g ourseln-s and it to the bottom
rhr< - • 4ghiI ■ of » ynnl,** .lid 111«*
A» to throwing them a r .pi', first,
girl
we couldn't throw it fur i ihhi . I i fur
"llow mu. h 1* B a y «ni y
them to reach it, and, seiond. Ihi'f
“Three dollar«.’’
Mell
- Id the prüfe« wir's wife, wn» the prolialillity of tbe rope get
tum mu.il of three eighth« wide tun
ting tangled in our prop H r md
t.-risl will II take t<> pul four six in. b spoiling our chances of <•». ape
strip« iround a two anil three quarter
“There
wa»
nothin •
nothing
ynrd skirt, timt I« neveu In lies nar
whatever for us to d*» And, I tell
rmier d tin* knees tbiin It Is nt the
you, it was a terrible linn/ to « out
boltotu. mid In•« mu* Il «III It cost?”
At tie hr«t mention of tlio-i- figure« past those poor devils hanging on 1-.
tin* pr de ..1
II.' li| leg III to reel, mill that hulk and lb ir their i r . . i
It reeled «li1' Ul.'ll IVfii'll III« « If» mill mg fainter and fainter in the di«
I‘»o never forgotten Un­
the »Irl g
our |em II« mid pui»er and tance
tw _ m to do th.dr «um Presently hl» sound of them." -New
irk Timi»
nifi- «aid
Here dear y<u know all alx>ut
Hl» Way o< Spalling It.
tu 11 heli, di
Help U« «olir t III» proli
Sir llolwrt Ander« >ti, K C. B
lem. n ou I i tul *
wn« discussing the marriage que>
Hu* I... pi..f '. or «nid *'Et''u«e me
I fe«l fidnt; I must get n little fresb tion.
lie quoted the Amer , in phrue
.ilr muí Igiiomlnously fie*l
III« «If- ' ¡ime li .me «Illi exactly that ’’Court-hip i« bl - an I m ir
H . . m int of material required, and riag»1 is bl.-tcr.
Amen.mi hum r,
tli. pr de- or took her «ord for It Hint he »nid, often rmhodii'« an ri.r /-r-
«I .- didn't pny a lent loo mil'll I'lilln
ated statcmi-nt <>f truth, nini timi
delphin l.vdgvr
phrase is apt to come true if a man
marries a girl bs*< au»c she lias »
A Wity Mack.ng B rd.
A naturali«! tei.« of a ilroll rvlilldtlo.i pretty face
Ho gave this after honeymoon
of fini etili'ed by a mi» klng blrd
II
li.i.l only risenti, t«-.-n ruptured and dialogue:
She
Do y«u spell "disillusionize"
««« pim eli in-nr nuotlicr < nge In whlch
vere ttto cimarh - l»>th et-ellrut allig
with a ”z" or an "s?"
et
I I h - ne» klng l'Ird nt tini aeetued
He
1 do not.
10 lai «ini k diluii* liy Ida volutile
She
Don’t I* tiresome I
How
n< glil-.r«; tHit. n« It tiirtii-d «ut after
do you »pi'll it ?
wnrd, lie «a» only Iddlug hi« lime
He
liow do I spell “disillusion­
l’or telerai day« he reinnlnetl «llent.
ize?"
I »pell it “ra a-r-r i-e d!"—
tnkltig linfe«, untll he hall mastered
11 . ir «mig, wben one day. ntth**ut evm Ixmdoti Tit Bits.
a pie Imltiary relienrsal. he tnirat otlt
Ulto a < nnary «*'iig In n loud. ringtng
roe first scientific thinker was
tene flint «truck hi« yrllow thmnteil Thales of Miletus born about '¡d»l B <’
neii.-fil.ir» mute wltii antonlaliment
He waa the first to attempt a logical
After tld« lt « a« n favorite aniu«-*meut solution of mnterlal phenomena, with
of bla lo dr'WB thè Voice» of tbc ea
out resorting to mythological reprween
n.irle« «vitti lila own loud note» when
tatlona
In other words. Thaler waa
■■i.r tbe, nttetnpted to «Ing Ite troll the first man. ao far na we know, to
Erre l'r»-»«.
try to find onl the actual truth *• n
erm lug the world we live In. Ila origin,
A Smsll Ld> •”•••«
coiratltutlon and dratltry.
Rinka (who n»s given Jink» a clgan
nutoy angagso.
Ion’ll find. oij «bap. that la some-
Falber Well. Julia If I allnw yottng
thing like a <lgar Jink» (after a few
t hi ff« i - By Jove, there I« a «light re .tnilther» to mnrty you will he Ix» null
mx to work «ad «tippirt ymt? Julia
semblance Wbat la Iti-Rovai Mara
<>h papa. bow ran he wlrrn he ha«
zine.
proml«rd tu do noltilng trat thlnk of
tue all tlre time? Plitsburg Press.
MEETING
Kill bt1 He J it Sc Saîuriii/. January.
27. al 10 * M b.g Bas­
ket Dinner
*.hnve
fi-
Ihirc m gong
**
thè
band wa 'un an i l.e » booiitv-r.
I he IVI2 fair w ili l-e a “humdingor. ’’
If yuU don't know w ì.«t that nieun»,
n ■ to II uni tu ,■ and find out'
If
you io*- fi.-ni ni - uri thè ladies wiil
show you.
il.
(in.'
! \< ir
ENTERTAINED
11, I* ■*.;*) .ft- .......... th»- Ladies Sew­
ing Club nu t ut the home Mrs. It.
G d.
Although the weather waa verjf
• fi .igr •< ulile tn..«t of the now inoinbers
were pr< vi i t
A dainty luncheon w as
•ervi'd l.y the hc«te-.4 ar-l a short
musical program »»as an entertaining
feature
I Ie
,
A (th 'll».
IhHi M* k• giit
Sealed fads
healed Ind' will I mi received by the
uruler«igiii d for tu cord» of * ou ( h I, live,
secund growth fir, I teil long, and 10
curd« of grub ■ > I feet lour’, all wood
to be dellirti'd on the public seliisd
grom I« at Scio by August I, 1VIZ
Bid» must I ■ in the hands of the
clerk by I p. m , February I, 1912. The
Ixiard of director« res- rvvs the right lu
rejei't any or all luda.
.1 F W no I V. < l.-rk.
BASKET SOCIAL
The Inifi. ,,f . « |i> will givi» a I'S-.I.i't
social
next
Wi-ilm-day cvrimg ut
W. sely < am Hall fur the lienefit of the
I .inn Count» Fair Association. All
Indie» are urged to bring wi ll tilled baa
k«'t>
A »I rt progam wdl be given
and nn er
able time I» a- hi reti nil
who attend
I'time one and all,
for tlu- fait and help awell the bank
ai . <>unt.
Chambers & McCune Con
linee Clearance Sale One
(in a.-. o'int of the tormy weather
mi l hitfh water which has pri vcntiii so
many |» uple ,'rom visiting tlu-ir Great
( learancr Sale. ( hamlicr» A McCune
will continue the »ah- one mon- week
commencing Monday, Jail. 22, and ckis-
mir Saturday, Jan. 27.
'I hi ha* been one of the greatest
«»!< • ever hckl in Albany and fwople
declare they never Ixiught new, clean,
up to dat< fall and winter suit», coats,
<tre»a. ■ , skirt», hat», fur», underwear,
hosiery, sw caters, waists, sliors, blan­
ket«. 1'umfurta, outing flannel, prints
gingham, fancy and staple dry goods,
so eheap m all their lives. No old or
out of »cs • in g.iods, everything for
winter wear and every price greatly
reduced.
Absolutely every ladiea’ and mi MACS
suit, black plush, caricul or mixturo
coat in the »tore, no reserve, no rx-
crplion, every garment at Half Price,
Don't n
tlie la«t week of this Great
Clearance Sale, the »tocks are the
newc«t and largest in the Valley and
the price» wonderfully reducesl. Cham-
I ht * & McCune offer to pay allex|>cn»e»
t<> anyo- •
mi' g to Albany and lieing
di«np|»>inte<l or find anything not us ad*
vartiaed.
Try th«- St», for
Prices r> a onahlr.
job printing,