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The Panama canal is to I m * rropen-
•d on April 1$.
Ths city council is considering
plans for grading ami improving of
Main street
Just a small indication of pros­
O. n. Huchiaon went to Portland perity U>e enndrnaery milk wag<*ns
Saturday for a few days visit with are getting busy.
relative*.
Not more than one-half of IJnn
Mrs. Sarah Morris visited relatives county voters have yet registered
and friends in Lebanon last week, ' Why the delay?
returning Sunday
Portland fire department horses
Mr and Mrs. F. M Arnold, of
Albany, were visitors at the M C.
Gill home Sunday.
The K. of P. lodge of this city
deeded Wm Brenner a lot on the I
south side last week.
Farmers are again busy in the si»»ct«*d citizen
fields
If the good weather con­
Mexico has driven thr Eumja-an
tinue». they will soon be seeding.
war from the front page of our big
Mrs E. C Peery went to Stay ton newspapers A small ripple w>nw-
last Friday for a few days visit with times dispels a large wave.
her nan-nta, Mr. and Mrs W. II
Thr Tribune has received an order
Hobson
for a subscription fr<>m M«licinc
W« make a specialty of Friend­ Lodge. Kansas, indicating that the
ship. Fhgagernent and Wedding writer waa intrre»t«-d in Oregon
Rings. F. M French A Son. Albany.
The bandit. Villa, commenced
< tregon
I murdering Mormon colonists Wed
A. D. Welch, of Chicago. agent nesday
All Amer lean« captured
for lb«* Oliver Typewriter Co., waa are shot, but foreigneis are »tmr«i
In town Friday looking after busi­
Many people in Scio complain of
ness matters.
the social evil. While this is an
There is but one occupant in the
unpleasant fact and adds nothing to
county jail at Albany
Gar Bilyeu
Scio’s good name, other towns are
is still doing time for "bling pig"
troubled from the same source.
activities
If (arnuite should »uc<4«rd in
It is pleasant to hear ths eonden-
capturing Villa before the United
M*ry whistle* again. The plant waa
States troops get in action, it will
started up yesterday with a fair
lie pretty good evidence that he has
supply of milk.
not tried to make the capture here­
Mrs. Thomas Monteith the oldest
tofore.
continuous resident of Albany is
The hunt for Villa is now on
dead. Her husband and his brother
(General
Pershinf with over 4000
laid out the city of Albany and were
Federal
troops
cross«! the border
among its first merchants.
into Mexico late Wednewiav even-
W. M Abbott has received word
ing
It is not expected that a clash
from his brother Ira. of Myrtle
with the l«ndils will occur before
Point, that he (Ira) is not expected
to live but a few weeks Ira is slow­ Fridav or Saturday.
Mrs. Garvin, of Roseburg and
Mr and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Cran­
dall, of Albany, were guests at the
home of J. N. H axel wood of this
city, on Tuesday of last week
Mrs. Rehacca
Morris recently
visited her batchelor brother. Job
Crabtree. Mr. Crabtree prepared
the dinner to which Mrs. Morris.
Newton Crabtree and himself did
full justice.
The m»w ha« u <»nr and the farm­
ers are all busy
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. VanEpps
have tw-en rvitairing thrtr fence
around their rt-aidencv
l^ebanon confectionery stores were
doing busineas last Sunday as on a
week day. Thev may think because
Sheriff Bodine is a candidate that
he will not interfere with them,
Thev may be right and then- well
we will wail and see.
the home of Joseph
•wk
îhompron last
Brother Elmore preached at the
Baptist church Sunday
der favorable conditions, he can
An Albany soft drink dealer haa
plow from It to 10 acres a day at a been fined 950 and cost for selling
cost of |2 per day for fuel.
hard cider
When he bought the
President P«*erv. of the conden­ cider it was soft and within the law
ser v. states that the plant has but becoming hard, showing from j
opened under the most favorable 7 to 8 percent of alcohol, It thus be­
conditions in its history. The sup­ came a violation of the prohibition j
ply of milk is larger than expected law.
and the price for the manufactured
C M. Kendall, of Albany, who
output wetM unlimited.
will contest with Sheriff Bodine at
United States troops are mobilis­ the primary election, wax in town
ing on the Mexican border rapidly. looking up political matters, last
It is stated that 12.(MM) are now Saturday. Mr. Kendall was deputy
there. Three expeditions to hunt under Sheriff Bodine during his first
Villa, to start from Columbus. El i term and is a ptauant, affable gentle-
Paso and Douglas are being ar­ ! man.
ranged.
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Dr. T. K. Sanderson
national hem and that he will not,
be whiptsd easily by the United
States troops
This may be true.
He will probably wear our troops
out chasing him. for he is too smart,
to risk a fight.
SCIO
DENTIST
OREGON
before you purchase. come and look the Maxwell over, size it np,
It is one of the greatest cars on th«* market for the money.
etc.
The Maxwell haa all of the equipments to lie found on any
Several sheds were wrecked dur- i
mg th«- récent snow storm. Ecklesl
of the high priced cars in thr way of electnc head and tail lights,
storage Imtterie«. electric horn, self starter, one-man mohair top,
Murphy*» barn fell, catching Mr
and Mrs Murphy »nd little boy j
under it. Mrs Murphy was badly :
hurt but the doctor thinks she will >
recover.
quick demountable tires, etc.
Dairy City Garage and Service Station
The Grange elected D. W. King i
and wife as representatives, also
David Hildreth and wife to attend!
the slate Grange at Grants l’a» on |
Funston Outlines Plan lor
SCIO. OREGON
CHAS. WEHELY. Fluir.
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May 'J t<> 12.
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BARGAINS IN
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would hinder and not hasten mat­
ters."
Speaking regarding the course
the campaign will take. General
General Merchandise
Furnishing Goods
Groceries, Etc
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Funston said.
"There will lie more than one
expedilionarv force, although I am
not at lilwrty to say how many or
from what point or points they will
story. "
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PROCHASKA & CO
Political Announcements
South Side of lindgr
For County ( ommissioner
OREGON
SCIO
W. E CHRISMAN
or ano
f
for $1432.50-,
BUY THAT FARM AND BE YOUR OWN
I
BOSS
How would you like to say those words to yourself?
Yea. That's a lot of money more than moat people
accumulate in a lifetime But it is what $5 deposited
weekly in this bank will amount to in five years com­
pounded semiannually at 4 ’ <
Resides the money
one lays aside, th«* depositor acquires that valuable
habit known as THRIFT. -May we not hear from you?
ALBANY STATE BANK,
"MAFkTY fU9 JtggVtlli”
‘OREGON
ALBANY
Figsen Laxative Tablets
PLATFORM
If nominated ami elected, I will
stand for economy and efficiency in
all departments of county business
and as low Uxra an is consistent
with progress.
For a system of good roads to be
made along safe and conservative
linen.
All contracts to be let to the
lowest competitive bidder.
For a square deal to ever part of
the county.
P H. FREERKSEN
With Cascara
Regulates the system and
keeps off the grippe.
Pleasant to take.
Children eat it like candy
Prices, 10, 25, 50c.
Candidate for Republican
Nomination for
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
for Linn County
Phone 27-7
We have a sample MAXWELL CAR now on the floor and
Mrs. Uatherin»* Hamilton visited <
her mother. Mrs, J N Rice, a few
days last w«-k.
The price of print paper. especial
ly the colored, is on the upward
glide. If it continues advancing as
now seems probable, country news­
papers will be compell«*! tn raise
R. E. Moore, who was an engi­ the price of subscription, else go
neer on the C. A E. railroad for out of business.
many years, died at his home in
P. H MacDonald haa begun the
Salem, last Saturday. The funeral extension of the cement walk in
and hurrial occurred at Albany on front of the Morris Bros, barber
Monday.
shop, preparatory to adding a few
John Shelton is having good suc­ feet in width tn the shop. The
cess with his motor plow
It draws room has proven too small for their
two 14-inch turning plows and, un­ increasing business
‘ Senator Chamberlain thinks that
Mexico will now hale Villa as a"I
$655 F. O. B. FACTORY
The Grange met Saturday and
initialed Mias All« Fmly in thr first
and second d«!gr«M*s. They also elect -
are being sold, motor machine arc «1 a committee of three f<»r the
womens work, they are M«-adan>e#
displacing them
Light frost Monday night, but as Rutha King. M E Hamilton and
the fruit buds were just starting no E. A Malum*.
» J<«iah Warr spent a few daya at
damage will, probably. result.
Miss louise £voboda returned
The County Sunday sohool eon- from a visit with her sister. Mrs. E
vention will be held in Halsey thia H Horsky. of Albany, last Tuewiay
Friday and Saturday.
morning
Chas. Weselv sold a new wngon
G. W. Soule, of near Lacomb.
Tuesday, tn he used for hauling died on Monday evening, H<- w»»
milk to the «»ndensery.
72 years old and was a highly re-
ly dying with tuber«*ul<MHS.
1916
Maxwell Car Here
Primarie« May 19. 1916
E. C. PEERY, Druggist
TTic
Rtiall Sion
OREGON