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LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
Bonui Coaaitaio* Named
Linn county la in a beluva fix. No
credit, say* Butler; and who’* to
Th* ‘Hungry Hill" boyagotaway blame other than a heluva court,
Salem. Jun* 14 - Governor Olcott
with Crabtree Sunday bv 10-9 «core. aay th* people.
announced today that as aoon a* the
A wagon load of new potato*«
E D. and Mr* Myers attended vote* were rarivisni ami the bonus
waa disposed of bare Monday ,
the aervicee at Corvailia, Sunday, for amendment proclaimed a law he will
Half of the Lebanon Express Ve­ the college graduating clan*.
iled Scio Sunday afternoon
Ram ia needed badly in the Scio
Wood in Seto la aelling at 20 per country. Farmer* any not a half
cent lea* than laat year.
crop will be produced unlee* a Book­
"Want ads" In The Tribune get ing rain comes very aoon.
result*.
Try once.
C. H Wain of Junction waa down
the first of the week looking after
businea* matter*.
The Scio rod and gun club will
have a ehoot Thu red ay (today I at
7 p. m.
Mra V. A. McKnight. accompan­
ied by Mr. and Mra. Coffey, la viait*
Ing in Sama Valley.
George Merdian haa been kept
buay thia week filling order* for
atrawberrice.
Mra. A P. Ilirona of Shelburn
apent Saturday in Scio and attended
the picture ahow in the evening.
The Marion I mmc I m II team witied
the ground with Seio'a team Sunday
at Marion by a ecore of H to 2.
Free tolls for eoaatwiae veeeela
will probably become a law at the
present eraaion of congreaa.
Sylveeter Bender of Jordan, who
waa operated on at the Scio hospital
for append lei tie. returned home on
Sunday.
Joseph Fink, who waa operated
on at the hospital for bone disease,
left for hie home at Jordan Satur­
day
Fred Bilveu and J. W. Eastman
went to McMinnville laat Thursday
to watch the performance of a Ford-
eon tractor in pulling etumps.
Fifty Albany bova and girla left
In an auto truck Tuesday to climb
Marya Peak
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
Will oppose enactment of a aoldier
bonus law by the present session of
eongreaa.
J. W. Eastman, who la connected
with the Ford Motor Co. with head­
quarter* in Portland, with hi* eons
James and Dan. were guest* at the
Fred T. Bilyeu home laat week.
The Clackamaa stock judging team
won the prise at the annual IJnn
County Jersey club picnic at the J.
C. Brown A Sone farm, near Shedd.
Seattle muat lie growing wild and
woolly. A Monday diafiatch in the
Oregonian is headed "Bear Killed in
Seattle "
Our Bohemian friends expect to
aoon commence the erection of a
lodge hall on their lot on the aouth
aide, next to Thomas creek.
One of the remarkable discoveries
of the laat few year* is that when
wages go up efficiency comes down;
while when wages come down effi­
ciency goes up in greater ratio.
appoint Arthur C. Speocer. an at­
torney of Portland, and Captain Ly­
man D. Rice, tanker ami ex-service
man, of Pendleton, as mem tar* of
the world war veterans state aid
commission,
created by th* act.
Don’t neglect to attend tbe pio­
The other menders of the com­
neers’ picnic at Brownsville on Jun*
mission will be the governor, secre­
22. 23 and 24. A very excellent
tary of state and adjutant-general
program has been prepared.
' for It.
4 i
A great surprise for the home knitters
of the state. Th* commiasion will
Houses are in demand in Scio. A
of Oregon, but still a fact. Further­
Wilson
strawberries
for
tai*.
CaMj
be called together at an early date
■mall building, not in good condi­
or write F Hora. R. 1. (old Chytil more. this yarn ia absolutely virgin
wool yam. the wool was grown in Linn
to outline plan* and detail* covering
, place).
43 St*
tion. I* offered fur rent at II't per
county sold bj Mr. Senders to the Ore­
reg u II tiona.
month.
Team of horses for rale; weigh' gon Worsted Company (mills located at
Sellwuod). made into worsU-d yam by
IfioO
rach; 7 year* old. Also black Roy T Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop,
The Portland fl<»od reached the
Portland haa a foreign population mate. 1200 lbs.. N years old Clinton proprietor of the Woden Mill Store of
creel Sunday evening 24.3 feet - I of 47.000.
Salem. Oregon knitter« try this yarn
E. Arnold. R 1. Scio.
43 2t
out. All colors. 45c per bail of 2 osa.
the higheet in 10 year*. The Snake
.... ... ..... ....
Samples sent on spplxation. Address
The Warren Gray «ale
f rvgi«
and Columbia river* are receding.
A market road northeast of town C. P. Bishop, Box 7b, Salem, Oregon,
fared Jersey* al Marion, recently
Mr. and Mr*, Cook are now dom­
was graded but not graveled laat
advertised in our columns, was a
iciled at the home of The Tribune
I year. Now it i* reported thia grade
decided success
Thirty animal*
editor. Therefore we have a cook
ia ordered mover! 10 feet. Some
were aoid for an average of |222 50.
by both name and demonstration.
county authority is of the non com-
Three cow* brought $t>00 and over
l>o* mentis el*M in thus wasting th*
A Baby contest ia to be one of the with a top of |54O
The offering
feature* of the Albany home prod­ was alworlied by IN buyer*. 3 head taxpayers* money.
«•-* *
ucts show
"And why not?" asks
going to British Columbia. 1 to
Nitici ti Patron ScbHl Ottlnct No. 95
our office devil.
Washington, the balance remaining
Commissioner Butler. In declaring in the Willamette Valley. About
Word was received from the State I
hie intention to resign, stated that a 500 people attended the sale
Superintendent of Public Instruction to j
younger man was needed for the
the effect that owing to a recent change |
place. A man on th* Scio street*
in the school law« the annual tai meet Do You Know Why Our Customers
Ing c.rtlld not t>e held as scheduled, but
waa heard to say "the other mem­
A*k for Kryptok*?
the annual election of officers will be Because Krvutok lense* and blank*
ber* of the court should follow hi*
held as stated in the notice.
■re of the finest quality.
exam pl*."
JENNIE SHELTON.
Because Kryptok* are the only in­
It pay* to advertise
I as I week
Clerk.
visible bifocal and thev give the
our reporter inadvertently attached
greatest amount of natinfaction to
Notice to Contractors.
Sam Stoller's name to a ' strawber­
the wearer.
Notice is hereby given that Linn
ries for «ale" ad. Sam could have
county. Oregon, will receive scaled pro
posáis al the office of the Linn county
sold near a hundred gallons within
clerk. Albany. Oregon, up to L0Ü
24 hour* had he the berries.
o'clock p m.. Thursday. June 30th.
192!, for the excavation and construe
(apt. E. 8. Edward*. Mr. and Mr*.
lion of drains on Market Road No. 12
Jefferson Myer* who have been vis­
over Franklin Butte, situated about D»
miles south of **elo.
iting with friend* here left Sunday,
*
ALBANY OAgB,
Th«- work will consult of furnishing
(apt. Edward* for Newport Oregon,
labor and malcríala for excavating the
HAROLD Al JI RO,
roadway to the proper grade and plac­
for a weeks visit, thence home to
ing drain tiles All work to be done in
Manufacturing Optician
Portland.
accordance with the plana and specifi­
cations on file in the office of thr county
Inadvertently the names of the
engineer, copies of which may be seen
at the office of the l inn county clerk,
high achool graduates were omitted
and any additional information required
laat week ia reporting commence­
may be secured from the county cngi
neer.
ment exercises.
Thev are: Ken­
Each bid muat Iw accompanied by a
neth D. Hlron*. Marvin P. I»ng.
Eyesight Specialist
certified checa of at least b per cent of
the amount bld and made payable to
John G. Ran***. Maurice M While.
the county court.
Ida F. Pruitt. Haxel D. Philippi.
The county court reserves the right
to reject any or all prof-osals or accept
Mary B Roner. Rose E. Chromy,
the iirupuaai or prvptsmla deemed beet
Freda G. Thayer.
for the county.
At HoTEl. SCIO every Saturday
By order of the county court this 14th
Wednesday at about 10 a. m. Mr.
day of June, 1921.
R. M RHHSEI.L. Clerk.
ami Mra. A. McCrae were driving
to Albany.
At the crossing two
t EARN El ECTRICITY get Into a
ground to order.
Weak
miles north of Albany their car be­
big business growing big pay n<>W
eyre perfectly fitted
for Electricians. Auto Elec trie lass.
came unmanagable.
The machine
Ignition Eiperts, Battery Men. Me­
started up the track and meta train.
chanical Draftsmen big future for
Mra. McCrae waa eo badly Injured
M) one piece special ground glasses
Engineers ef every kind yoe can
that she died before the train reached I
make young or old good eyesight for
master one of these lines earn mor*
Albany.
McCrae waa ao badly in­
reading, rkjae work or distant vision
money -gain success — write today
All glasses fitted by me are war­
for free catalog hundred* of grad
jured that he ia expected to di*.
ranted to give satisfaction.
sates
holding
good
jobs
over
2,000
There were no other* in the car.
men trained annually—a great school
for ambitious menv-wnte today.
JEFFERSON. ORE
Heald's VagineerIng S< hnol
Home Products
WEEK
Dr. Prill went to Jordan Sunday
and inspected the work being done
on the power plant and found it
progressing very well, in fact work
on the dam will probably begin by
July 1 If the water in Thoma* creek
will permit. John Sticha. city re­
corder. ia on the grounds all the
time and doing effective work.
&&fìleade
Optometrist.
in
ALBANY
Dr.W. B Richardson
June 20-25
A
BIG
SHOWING
OF
OREGON
MADE
GOODS
Few Japaneee Marry for Lev*.
The Orient and the Occident ar* no­
where farther apart than In their
An Albany woman. Mrs. G, C. views and customs as te the mating
Wire, waa l«dly injured Sunday af­ <>f tnen and women, according to Juli­
ternoon in an auto wreck on the Al­ an Street In McClureX In Japan mar
risges for love rarely occur, though It
bany-Tangent road.
Is said that the tendency of young
A. C. S.’hmitt and Mrs Percy people to marry to sull them«««vea la
Kelly of Albany were here visiting rrowing. Young Japanese girla orten
look with envy upon nomen of other
the Pythian Sisters at last meeting nations where tn artt ng* for love la the
to interest them in the coming show gem-ral mie Prel-ahly they suplióse
«neh mat rhe* ar* Invariably happy ;
of Oregon products at Albany.
that the love la always real love, and
Farmer* looked at the threaten­ that It endures forever No dnnht the
ing rain cloud* of Tuesday anxious­ Occidental system vlew«M from afar,
looks as rosy te a Japanese girl as
ly. A good soaking rain would be
their system looks appalling te an
vmrth thousand* of dollar* to east­ American girl.
ern Linn county now.
Aunt Kate Morris, with her son
Milton and hie wife, of The Dalles,
laat week waa visiting with nephew*
Riley, Henry and Enoch Shelton.
Aunt Kate ia near NO year* of age.
A Du roc sow du* to farrow soon.'
DR J. W GOIN.
for sale or trade for a good cow.
Veterinarian.
44 2t
Chas Chrx
Authorised Auction Sale and Interstate
Inspector,
Wanted, an Auto George W Mor­
rbones —Palace Feed “lied. 1*4 J
row ha« 4 cows, 2 horse*. wagon and
Residence. 500 R
harness to sell, or will trail* for an
ALBANY. OREl^lN v
automobile in good condition. See
him about It.
44 2t
For sale cheap. HMM) feet l-inck
A grade Jersey cow for sale, will pipe and MM) feet I-inch pipe
In­
freshen aoon
Price $45.
F. J. quire J. F. Wreely, Scio.
43tf
Kula, Shelburn, Ore.
44 2t
I am in the market for fat lambs
Registered male Dur»e Jersey hog
and sheep. When you think thev are
3 year* old. for sale
F. W. Hurd.
ready call, let me make you a price.
R 1. box HI. Scio.
43 21*
40tf
J. L. R oimikiui . Si io.
Shelton A Co. of the Sanitary
Market, want your veal and will call Oregon Mad* Home knitting Yarns.
Sas trsnewu*
We have on display
Oregon City Blankets
and Coats, Pendleton
Wool Shirts, Cherry
¡City Gloves, Jantzen
Ribbed BathingSuits
and Sweaters, Berg­
man Shoes, and many
other lines.
CHERRO FLOUR
Let’s Boost
For Im-nkfaat a dish of Clierro (’errala
nini a aide or irr of Cherro Hol ('ultra.
The other m«*ala will hr relished if the
bread is made from ChetroElour,which
ia pure and wholesome with an unex­
celled flavor.
Net In HI* Calendar.
Little Dickie Is an Epla-i-palias. and
therefor» accustomed to ••»lebratlng
many church holiday* The other da>
he stood looking at the signs In the
window of a ctiMed drug More He waa
thirsty, very thlrMy. and longed for
Monday to com* »hen he might In
vest In something cool. Mborlouaiy
he «polled mil the «Ign
“Nut 3 u n
da y.** Ills countenance assume* a
look of disgust
“Well." be r jareis ted. “I've heard of
Ash Wednesday. Shrove Tuesday and
Good Friday, hut to have tbe drua
Mere d u ssd 'esuas It's Nut Hue-lay la
1141 Hutter -Street
Home Products
The Blain Clothing Co.
ALBANY, ORE.
AND
CHERRO CEREALS
USE CHERRO PRODUCTS