1 M. Jpf'r*' / •'» ' - A -► ‘ ■ a K • • • w. , » AE V • J ■*':•*♦ • • X* < ’ •' • J»,*- • ‘ t . J. , •Jto-— 'F.*'* • B Jersey Cattle Men Coming I NI IF HEN «A Ye' — "If you want a wholesom*, healthy mind the first step 1« to grapple with «nd kill that thing called self pity. It's a joy killer “ When Medical Men Say “Chiropractic” By D O L. scorr. c. When medical men advise ehiropractic ia when the history of the case in one that indicate* an obviously spinal cause for the ailment. Usually the case has an accident history. The aicknets followed a fall or a severe strain of some kind which directly affected the spine. But the fact alMMit the spine is that it must pivot •very motion of the I km !>. In the living body it is a thing of utmost flexibili­ ty. and the twenty-four making up the HEALTH FOLLOWS joints thre« principle divisions chiroprachc corrects of the spine are all mova­ ASSURE ON SPINAL ble and easily disorder«! NERVES IN DISEASES Of by the every day activity THE FOLLOWING ORGANS of life. It is not neces­ sary to suffer a severe accident to displace a joint of the spine, and when this happens it causes diseas ■ in the or­ ARMS gan thus deprived of a HEART normal amount of nerve J? LUNGS impulse. ; Livra STOMACH >Ahl«£AS V SPLEEN ' SIDNEVS PHYSICIAN SAID TRY CHIROPRACTIC BOWtLS f ■f, .v :> i Lx.:-: r/z • / * - 4 '■/ ’ . 1 f ' i f .* / / J / "I fell from a scaffold to a cement sidewalk. Dur­ ing the following eight RntSUnM yearn I consulted any T he LOWER NERVE physician whom 1 thought UNDER THE MAGNIFY­ might remedy my condi­ ING GLASS IS PINCHED tion. but relief was only BY A MISALIGNtO JOINT temporary. In 1917 pa­ PINCHED NERVES CANNOT ralysis came as a result TRANSNIT HEALTHFUL of the original injury and IMPULSES. CHIROPRAC­ my physician said medi­ TIC ADJUSTING RE* cine could not help me MOVES THE PRESSURE. ‘ and referred me to a chi­ THE UPPER NERVE IS ropractor. I had been in TREE AS KATUtt INTtNOS lied five days unable to move when 1 received the first adjustment. After the third adjustment 1 was able to get tip and walk to the ofli< e, a distance of two mil- , From then on my recovery was steady and after hix months of adjustments I was jiermanently cured ” Fr-d Eberdart. Chiropractic R«se«rch Bu­ reau, Sworn Statement No. lXi>S. i More than 300 Jersey breeders of th« Northwestern states and Canada constituting the greatest assembly of prominent Jersey breeders ever assembled in America it is Mid. will be guests of Albany citizen« on the night of May 24. al the be ginning of a tour through the valley, reported D 0 Woodworth and Clarence Hr»wn at the chsmlwr of commerce luncheon Mt Wednea- day The meeting 1« being held la thi» State in recognition of the fact that of the eight world record cowa in the United States seven are in Ore­ gon. and more (han fifty percent of the champion Jersey cattle, both male and female, are to lie found in Mr Woodworth, chair* thia state, man of the committee on entertain* ruent, said that arrangements had been marie to serve »upper in the dining room parlors of the First Preslwterian church, nnd th« pro­ gram will be held in the main audi­ torium Albany I><-n oerat One of the fdac«*« to be visited in Linn county by the Jersey cattle breeders when they visit Oregon this month is the S. B.Holt farm Mr. Holl is fa*t gaining a reputat­ ion m a breeder of Jerseys of merit — anil he deserves it. Probably a« much or more time will lie spent in Linn county than In any other county during the visit of the 300 or more delegates this year a tri* bute well earned and duely rccog- nixed. Eli Plummer is 90 Years Old Eli Plummer is on« of the few who pass the 96th mil« stone in life active and healthv, doing a day« work every dav and getting a night« rest every night. And he explain« hia 'kltteniahnesa” i« the natural « j < j < *J ( j < 'J We Want to Buy And we can SEI J Any Make Used Car 'j BRING THEM IN Oleson-Rookstool Auto Exch. The home of the Used Car” 173 S. Liberty street Salem, Oregon • a ELECTRICITY PRODUCES SLEE optical EYE STRAIN 1« the cause of many HUMAN ILLS Easy Way to Conquer Insomnia Described BANCROFT Optical Company 313 W. 1 wt St.. Albany I t »« ing conge«t«d blood away from DR. FICQ the brain by mean* of high-frequency aloctricitv, ami thereby producing sound, restful sleep, is described in a Office Hours: book that is being distributed free by 9 to 12 A. M 1:30 to 6 P. M the Henuhfe Violet Kay Headquarters, ^alem, Oregon. Treatment of ■ bun C. C. BRYANT dred disorders is given in the same book. A low priced appliance makes it |M*sible to take thi« treatment at home, 201-2 New First National Hank Hhig Science has long credited High Fre­ ALBANY OREGON. quency Electricity with beiqg a valu­ able agent for quickly building up run­ I»K J W GOIN. down bodies. It Is only recently, how Veterinarian. ever, that it has been possible to take this treatment without resorting to Authorised Auction Sale and Intentata Inspector, expensiv* »anltarl« and hospitals with Phone«:—l'alare Feed >hed, IM J coatly equipment It la nuw possible Residence, 500-R to get these benefit« at home, lull ALBANY. ORBOON (lartk-ulam and the big treatment lx»a will btss&t to per*iat>s saaMMalcatlng with the DENTIST ATTORNEY AT LAW love of keeping busy all the time. He was born May 12. 1832. in Aina Maine, and came to the Pacif­ V ic coast in IHftt by way of Panama, Your Health first tn NanFrancMto and me near Scio, farming Rtß#Wi liilti h| HuHiiritn, for 30 year« at Providence and leading a retired life in Scio for Oregon I Salem more than 20 year«. CHIROPRACTOR Up untill Thurnday night Mr Plummer had lieen assisting hl« «on, 414-19 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone 87. Salem, Oregon Facts Virti Iwwug iM ItHiftf A. L , with planting gram, and then Scio i* the trading cantar of the north laid off tn celebrate hi« birthday forks of the Santiam. Scio has population of about 500. Friday, and returned to work Sad* Scio is it, the heart of the twl itairy- uaday morning, ing section of Linn county. dogs” «nd hamburger sandwiches Scio farms grow moat anything that Mr. Plummer «*)» he will not be The Giraffe, the elephant, lion, r»on- can ba grown from soil I fonliah and wasto another working -<■»<. awns its water and electric light (Continued from page 1.) kev, tiger and liear were there, the plants — plenty of power at a cheap rate day until he celebrates hi« 100th for any number or enterprise«. will compensate for the time lost monkey being impersonated by the birthday, in 1932 Scio has a milk condenaerv, and no from work if you will heed his ad- little «on of Norman Long, and he better milk is canned any whets. carried off the first prize; Dellarca ■Scio ha* a flouring mill, and its prod vice. He expects to see you. uct finds a ready market at all times To Visit Holt Farm Sutherland won second prize in her Scio is cluse to billions of feet of standing timber, and soon big mills will A short but pleasing program has get up a* a spinster going through The Orcgo Jersey cattle dub wilt be busv making it ready for market. her first marriage contract, The lH*en arranged, a» follow«; Scio has a hospital second to none take a three day trip over the Wil­ Scio if you want to know more stout Song. ‘ America,’’ by audience, third prize was won by Tucek. Scio and the surrounding country, write Vvtvi’iimriaii The many «tunts pulled by the lamette valley beginning <>n Wed nee- to the bank, the mayor or to the editor led by Rev. J. C. Spencer, of Al­ day of next week for the purpose student* were comical and of thi* paper, x. varied, bany. »TAYTON. - - - ORKOON of visiting Jersey breeders. Solo, by H A Howard, of Albany and Home were difficult, but on the Calte answered l»ay or Night A banquet will be held in Albany Speech, by M J. Duryea, fichi whole showed much good talent. Tuberculin Testing WHEN OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Wednesduy evening at 7:30 and an secretary State Chamber of Com- The affair was said to I m * succeasful It i« now knocking at vour door entertainment which will include a Origan Made Home Imttieg Tirw mere«, on Communilv Club work linancialy. and the student« are through the columns of the “cio glee club from the O. A. C. ard thankful to the many who attended Tainusa Will you recognize and organization | A great surpn»e for the hum* knitters th« gentle tap at your door? They The same production wm given other intrreating feature« of Oregon, but still a fact. Further­ Solo, by Rev. J. C. S[>encer W hat paper« do you taka? Here more, this yarn ia absolutely virgin will leave Albany at 7 30 Thursday 1« the opportunity for you to Election if temporary officers and at Stayton on Saturday night, and wool yarn, the wool was grown in Linn Save 50 cent» — ««* the price: morning and go to Henrv Stuart's county, soki by Mr. Senders to th*Ore­ the transaction of any other busi­ it Is reported that they were greet­ Scio Taim wa . . . 11.75 fsrm and from there to J (’. Brown gon Worsted Company (nulls located at ness pertaining to the community ed by a large crowd, and the re- ' Albany Herald . , 4.00 Sellwood), maaie Into worsted yarn by A Son a, will visit the Hoy'« and csipu were far in excess of the '• iN-mocrat 4.oo Roy T. Hwhop, son of C. P. Jlishop, club organization. proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of predictions before the circus was Girl’s calf club al Shedd and will Hi her Albany pai«-r and tf r rn xalem. sign «sme during the afternoon republican nomination for the long ranch at Marion. Neal's at Turner Mrs. Katherin Kester will visit and hand to the ushers when they term county commissioner, wm in and then through Salem to Indepen­ her «i«ter and other relatives in DR. A. G. PRILL Scio Monday in the interest of his pH«« the hat. dice to see the record Jersey cow, Eugene next week while attending ' candidacy. Mr. Gefeke has had 20 PHYUciti aai Suva Come, 'twill do you good. j and will end their tour at Portland the grand lodge of Reliekah'a. year« experience in bridge and road on Friday. Calls Attended building, and no doubt would give The Grand Lodge of Rebekah's All who can are invited to join Indoor Circus Pleased Pay or Night entire «atiafaction. He is pleasant meets in Eugene next week Sev­ the party in making these visits. SCIO and affable to meet, and promises ORE eral members of the local lodge are The indoor circus, given by the common sense in the conduct and planning to attend. high school students at the Z.C R J. The Rebakah lodge entertained management of county affairs—con­ D. C. Thoma ia op an electioneer- j hall last Friday night, was a huge the high school basketball team at servative economy. success The usual sidelines carried their hall last night. Refreshments ing trip throughout the county, a If you are needing printing of bv the circus companies were much Tell the advertiser you mw his ad were served at the dose of the en- little late, but it ought to be good any kind you can do no better than I in evidence, even down to the "hot in the Tribu ter tain meat. for him. by coming to The Tribune DR. O. L. SCOTT Saturday to Be 1 $ O. F. Korinek I