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Oregon News Notes
The News wants a load of in
inch stove wo »4 at onci*, (’all at
this office or phone.
Cardlavard for map drawing
tor sale at the N**ws office.
Political Parties
Oregon
I"
in
Fhe News ha a few copies « f
"XV ■•dwani’s Political Parties >n
• >r>", 'fi. I Is ¡3 to IStiS) for sale.
This work, w hich has b«*«*n off
the foe alxiii» a year, is consid
ered l>v critics as one of th«* most
valuabl- additions to the early*
io-tury of i >regon. The prie«1 of
the I h > o . is two dollars.
Following un* brief commenta
gleaned from th«* pros|M*cti's;
< *i;ci .*. comprehensive, accu
rate.
Full of research and scholar
ship.
San«* und well l>alanc<*d.
Marvelously readable and en-
tertaining.
Almost dramatic in « harm and
clearness, reading like a ro-
ma nee.
Invaluable.
’’Political Parties in Oregon”
should be in ev ery public and
school library in the state. /X
High School history
teacher
pi ai-• tl e author for the vase
w ith w h eh one can follow and
u- 1« i tand the various phas«sof
the ib < t. rendering it valuable
.u.d inter- sting alike to the ma
tin
< bol.ir ami the young stu-
■ent. It is likewise indis|M*nHable
to the privat ■ library, whose
owner assumes un interest in
< >regon history.
A dance will be given at the
On Wednesday of this W eck
Richardson Gap T J > an I Z C B
bids were received by the State .1 hall on Saturday evening, Ap
Highway Engineer for construe-! ril 25. Good music, good fl -or
mNKWiE your cult siupin portiim
tian of the Columbia hard sur and a good time ass ire I to all.
face highway through Clatsop Coffee and hint h will be -erved
I
countv.
Dr J G Gill and family spent
at midnight. Everybody cordially
Sunday with relatives here.
The Brownsville cannery has invited to attend.
# placed orders for 20,000 crates to
In addition to th«* announce hold its pack with Roner Bros
(¡rant B Dimick of Oregon
A few sows with pigs and
City, a candidate for governor, ment of the largest ami most Planing Mills at Albany.
some that will farrow
mn, for
was in town Friday night attend beautiful shov mg of women’s
A large dock is to be built at sale. Sired by registered Poland
and miss. , wearing appnrel ever
ing the Maccabee lodge.
Port Orford by Mackay interests China »x>ar. Emil liollib.
displaved in the W illamette \ al of Portland.
1 be News is getting up a club ley, Albany's leading cloak and
With only twelve ¡»er cent of
k is m>w house cleaning time,
for the Yellow Jacket. Bring or suit ..tore will pay your R R far«* . th«* skilled lal»or of Portland in
so
when you iieetl a little var-
send your dime to this office at both wavs on any purchase of unions Oregon factories ar«* tak
nish,
paint, polish, oil or li no
otae if you want the Stinger for $10. or over. Authei tic styles, ing up more and more open sh«»p
leum
varnish,
«•*«* Morrison alsiut
vast assortments and beautiful
a year.
policies.
He
handles
the famous Chi-
i
it-
shades in nobby, stvlish suits
Namel
varm-h«-
a ml stain ¡«So
The
lame
county
Manufactur
..■'O
only ten days out <.f New York.
The thousand feet of
Sherwin-Williams
paints,
ers
’
Association
is
making
a
tight
t he
Hundreds of pretty coats in ruf
Up” film has failed to sho
best
yet
it
covers
the
earth.
for
free
factory
sites
ami
munici
11
fled and dra|)ed styles, also th«*
yet, but it is coming. Wi
pal
power
at
cost
to
get
more
popular Balmacaan in mixtures
you know when it arrives.
mattress and rug industry.
and
¡'lam colors, including White industries.
Morrison.
The Riverton mines on the Co
so much in style right now,
Springfield has a greenhouse
quille
have
contracted
for
deliv
industry
with almost an acre
Bcautiful
new
dress,
s
and
Don Me Knight came down
ery
of
2,000
tons
of
coal
to
rail-
under
glass,
blouse
waists
just
fresh
from
from Mil! City the first of the
week for a short visit al the N Y. so different than you see road contractors on the Siuslaw.
As a result of t'»> much noli
home of his mother, Mrs V A elsewhere. Every day we re
Tn«* Pinchot policy of giving cal legislation Portland 1.1 not a
ceive dozens of new hats in th«* onlv u fifty year leas«* to hydro- single large manufacturing vs-
Mcknight.
millinery department,
always power development companies tablishmetit in sight for 191 I.
Miss Anna Johnson spent Sun something new. Panama hats has tied up the water powers of
Goo Young of La Grand«* is in
day in Albany with relatives.
are it today.
Oregon.
stalling machinery and enlarging
Our shoe department is the
Albany has funds completed his candy factory.
II S Johnston arriv«si home the
If your subscripton to Th«* only place you can buy all the for a $25.000 library building.
J'riday a party of 25 Agricul
i ist of the week from Portland
News is due, fletter pay up now new Colonial pumps and tango
The Pacific Pressed Fac«* brick tural college students and pro-
w her. he ha lieen employed the
and get four big magazines, all slippers in any size, w idth, cloth,
plant at Willamina has resumed feasors spent th«* «lay visiting
past year in the (' W R & N
one year, for only 18cents extra. leather or color you want.
operation, employing 75 men.
the principal Salem factories
hops. ||e has Isiught a new’
Choose from the largest stock.
Coos
county
will
erect
a
$25.-
Medford is undertaking I
Stock foods, lice killer, sheep The newest in styles are her«*
a «»hi;* engine for his shop and
dip, veterinary remedies, for the and we guarantee out prices to 000 exhibit building and display construction of a $50,000 Elks announce that he is now ready
tern ¡>le.
protection of your live stock, at lx* less. Then* is no store room at the Panama Exposition.
to serve the public with any
Vida.
Lane
county,
will
erect
Congressman
Sinnott
has
se
thing in hi» line.
Peery’s drug store.
in Albany large enough for us,
a
$3.0U0*achool
house.
cured
$»¡0,000
adiiitional
for
!ht*
so we w« r<* compelled to renew
Mrs Maud Holland and sons
President Beckwith of the Pendleton post< dice.
our lease and will remain in the
A moonlight dance will be
were over from Albany the mid Elks Temple. Come to Albany Workingmen’s
('ompensation
lliMxl River pays $18,000 a given al tin1 Scio Fair grounds
die of the we ‘K for a short visit
commission says only five to six Year city taxes for 2000 popula Saturday, May 9th. Good floor,
at our expense.
at the home of her ¡>arents, Mr
hundred of three thousand manu tion, ami it costs $200,000 a year pood mu ic and «•very boby in
CHAMBERS & Mc( INE
and Mrs W SCarpenter.
facturers have been willing to for HMM) peopk of Hood River vited. I. inch at midnight. No
Old ¡>ap«*rs for your cti|)l»oards come under th«* provisions of the county.
liquor allowed on th«* grounds.
You make no mistake when and pantry or to build tires with act.
F'lavel has l»een chosen for All dances allowed except rag
you bny a Willamette Silo, They at five cents pt r burnite at the
The hop crop in the Willamette docks for the Hill terminals and ging.
are the best yet. See Morrison. Nev. s office.
valley promises to yield a bump* yardage will be constructed to
» • *
Albert Randall, Winston Young
er crop of 160,000 l'alea or over hold 1000 cars.
Mrs A H Cousins and children
The fact is, the four magazines
and
Walter and Van Dare Bilyeu
this year.
Wheeler is to have «lockage fa
of Seattle, Wash, are visiting at we sell with The News for 18c
attended
the circus at Albany
Oregon’s strict eugenie mar- cilities
to transfer water
the home of her sister. Mis A W extra, represents the biggest
Monday.
HageY.
reading value ever offered the riage law has increased fees re freights.
Three churches are to unite in
public. Have you sent us your ceived in Clark county, Vancou
R V Shelton returned home
Our shoes for men, women ortjer? If not. send it or phone ver. Wash, to $10,0118 for 1913.
building a large colleg«* at Phil-
Monday from a business trip to
and children please l»oth your i us today
Portland men are investigating omath.
Albany ami Salem.
purse and your feet. — Hibler &
the prospect for a fruit and veg
Ixical capital is developing a
Good saddle for sale, P H etable cannery in Baker county. large meat ¡lacking plant at
Gill Co,
For the next thirty days I will
MacDonald.
Railroad official« visit various Sp^ngfield.
Mrs Roner and sister, M
give you some bargains on lino
Milton and Freewater arc to
Misses Mary and Agnes Wes- sections of the state asking ex-
Elva Shindler, came over from
leums and rugs. N 1 Morrison.
<*ly returned horn«* last Thursday (®f»sion8. but it h understood that have new libraries.
Alliany Saturday for a visit with
from a three months visit with there will be no work undertaken
W II Lucke of Canby will b lild
their parents, Mr and Mrs John
D M John, district manager of
their brother James at Wilson, except that provided for on the a warehouse at Oregon City.
Shindler.
Kansai)
Willamette-Pacific line to Coos
the Oregon Life, was in town
Oregon Commercial clubs are
Monday and Tuesday looking af-
•
Bay.
Mr and Mrs G E Rodgers were
uniting
for more factories ami
Earl
Rus
.11,
d.
puty
county
p
ort
|
and
wi
|
uae
200.000
lbs.
t>
r the interests of the company.
Albany visitors last Monday.
clerk, w h<> is a republican candi- of pig lead this year in laying payrolls and less gold-embossed
literature and Isiosting of land
There are some fine home- date for the nomination for that water mainn.
C B Winn of Albany, who is
values.
.
n
. .
seads now open for settlement office before the primaries, was
out
for the republican-nomination
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A large flouring mill is lieing
As a result of the orders of for county clerk, was in town
meeting th«* . .. , ,,
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in eastern Oregon. Good rich in town . Saturday
, ,
,
.
... built at Cove. Union county, to the welfare commission fixing
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soil, some timber and does not voters and shaking hands with .....
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H « i take the place of one burned last minimum wages for girls, tele Monday getting in touch with
require irrigation. Write York old friends. Mr Russell feels year.
the voters. Mr Winn was ls»rn
phone companies in Yamhill and raistsl in Albany ami has
B Conwray Portland Oregon. pretty much at home in Scio as
large warehouse is being county are advancing rates.
Three years a U 8 Surveyor an«l he is a graduate of the Scio
-••rved as Wells Fargo agent in
High
Sch.M.I
with
th.*
class
of
built
al Nelson’s siding in Baker
In Manon county it is estimat that city for the past twenty-five
timberman. Send
$1.50
for —.
large map .and full instructions 1906. He has proven himself a county*
ed the <1600 tax exemption years. He stands high in his
an«l information by which you cornjietent an«l obliging official
Forest Grove cannery is ad«l- would release one-third of the home town and would no doubt
can locate yourself on an except- in the clerk’s office and naturally ',lk a tine warehouse addition,
taxpayers from paying anything make an efficient official should
F L Chambers will erect a fac- and put it on the other two- he he elected to the office to
ionally good free homestead near expects to poll a heavy vote at
the primanea.
tory building for the Eugene thirds.
. which he aspires.
small town and railroad.
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ALBANY AND RETURN
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