The Scio tribune., January 25, 1923, Image 4

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millions being spent by southern pacific
FOR NEW EQUIPMENT TO SERVE WESTERN STATES
One of the Southern Pacific Company*« tromandoua new ”? ^0-Z* type U
‘¡v»i ftfty of
have Lren received by the Company In recent month», atanrting be»- e f
t ny *Colhe P.
n ^¿a. 1,” the pioneer locomotive named aher one f tn* men %
v-r Big Four, wM
built ths Central Pacific, and ether Southam Pacific linos. This cent,sat Illustrates ths grant
pr jrr ,a niada by the country's leading railroads in de»» upment ef equipment
wh .
H a restili of thè equlpment
coustruction program rorent-
ly aiimaincod for ih» Hoqthem
Pacific Coinimgy by Wm Kproule.
nrealdetit of tbe Company, a great-
lyh.' i-
- > uit <>f rolllng stock
wlll I h - ma'le avallable tu western
ahlppi
aiot tm velerà durtng Ih»
yssr 1S73
Frolght and passenser
traiti ••>•*. r--i<rv«entlng an Invest­
ment «d tl3.uV0.0M baro boeri
ord«r«d by Ih» Comiuuiy for ISSI
ddi
r is.e c-fiipany’s Parine
Ti
tinw equlpment ia lo be of
thè tln' «t typ»
Il wlll Includa
4J>3.'> I - ;> hi traln cara and 141
ps»
- r Irata cara. Tbese are In
addillo» tu tta- 6030 standard re-
fr . ■ "1
■ . - and 300 «Xprece
refrltr -'it.'ri, eqnlpped for paaaonger
traiti «urvlco reprueeutlag an ad­
ditimi! Invi-«ti u-nl of I1S.000.000
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resa Compra] ia
which : ah» iti Pacific ha» a half
interi
t>n.l thè t nlon Pacific a
half tu' r- »t
' Th>- mr «tanllal purebases of
eqiilptti-nt we are niaklng," said
Mr. Hpro .1«. "Indicata onr falth la
Ilio icrtltnry w<- serve and In thè
coni li
<-rit> of thè West.
Th<-y are In line wlth tho Houtbern
I'sclflc Company'» eetabllahi-d p d
Icy of providing our cu»iomers with
the twist wpilpnienf obtainable'
Im ludod In th« n»w tn-lght train
equipment announced today nr«
3&oo box care. 690 stock cars. P5o
gondola cars, 600 loggln» cats, and
7& caboose»
The n»w passengwr rolling st i-k
Includes *0 steel -coaches for Io -<l
service. IS steel eoachss for main
line through service. 10 steel diners,
1! steel buffet baggay:■■ cars. ’!5
steel combination mad and has
gage cars and 10 steal Uag^AC«
cars.
The Rotithern Pacific has p.st
Utken delivery on tbe laid < -n
slgnnisnt of SO gigantic "i lo-i
type !oromoi|tt»s. representing an
inveetnient of (4.090,000. They are
being placed In freight sen» « on
mountaih divisions They are the
heaviest and moat powerful loco
motives of Ibis type yet built and
constitute the largest order Of lo«'»-
motives equipped With feed waler
beaters and ''booster»" ever made
by any railroad
The Pacific Fruit Eipn-s» (.’am
pany la receiving the fin ■( con­
signment id Jioo new •
itar
cars It ordered for delivery earl)
yen li<:> drnctl<>n of which
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by uni--tiled Indue
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» in th« East. With
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‘I >■ of these and tbe
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f • n<-ii year tbe
Parir
Fi .
I press will bars
imm than L’i.f.ou rars fur handling
fruit a
n tba Pact-
lit < sat in IF t
The Western
l’.i< f.- will r< tse Parine Fruit
Expn «»
o 'ijipl, tng some J.OOO
<>t Its
ns Kiting a
c»ra »her« now
total of
30.090 !'f> or an increase of one-
third.
The
•n
«elfte Company
rec« : Uy pl.«. : an order with at »el
lam- > the i .. •; for 7S.0Q0 gros»
■ n of m > t- r delivery In 1>2J.
to between
13,000.000 and 14.090,000.
■>i tons of tbs
n
t
i<f tbe amount
. ■ ■ • ..M-d on the Pack
fio System.
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pr«n.-ie a total of 3JO
mil- - of
r ■<■■■ In tbe West,
i f »hiih JI mil«« Is to be 119-
I r
i I 111 miles of >0-
11<>i>ound rails
">• t’ ■
■ .<•
t ever used In rail»
■ -rk west of tbe
Rocky .Mountains
this
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tt U
the
1
complete without » LANG Hot Blatt
r. Constructed to cut bxl costs. Thick
top two lids on/jf heat and dimes
forced entirely aroun * oven, utih. uu < very
heat unit
Made oi Armco polishtd iron.
Equipped with hot water coils.
7¿r LANG Ptitifi, IlMgt it bt
SStiif
rrfsyV/•»//< IT «t
tht
Ilf /«•
J finti tiu/r-rv', ef tfn’.Ht n h.tlitT
m th ill e/'ftjw.ii art naistti fur ill in-
crtauHg ftf’iittrit)
£sk Us About Thein
R. M. CAIN
Furniture
Phone 76
SCIO OREGON.
Hardware
»♦ssseeoeoeeeeseeso
Engagement Rings
See our Special tfO.OO and
175.00 diamond ringa.
Others priced from $25.00
to ¡F900.00.
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F. M. French & Sons
Jewelers and Opticians
THREE' REASONS
BASKETBALL !
why you should bar» us eaamme your
ryes. First, we give a ecientic exam­
ination; second, we never advise glasae»
unload they are really need. 1, and third,
if you need glasses we will have them
made under our personal superviaiun
ALBANY.
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OREGON
*♦***•♦9000»9990
L%i
irtfon NMt Home hiiniij Yims
A great surprise for the home knitters
uforvgiei, but still a fact. Further­
more, this yarn is aleolutely virgin
;tn
wool yarn, the wool was
in Linn
----- grown
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inn
county
suit! by Mr
Mr. S.
S« oilers
i -fern totheOre-
to the Ore­
ity sold
gon Worvted
w«>n<te<i Company imilla
«mill» located at
Sellwood), made into worsted
■d yam by
Roy T. Bishop, son of C. P. Bishop,
Bishop,
*
asaro. proprietor of the Woolen Mill Store of
Salem. <>r-gon knitters try this yam
HAROLD Al.HKU,
out. AU colore. 46c |mr hall of 2 oxa
Manufacturing Optician «amplr iai-nt on appEcation. Address
' I’ i - ■ h | Box I . Salem. Oregon.
Optometrist.
Scio, Oregon
Wednesday, Jan. 31st
S. C. BROU NE. M. D.
Physician and
Surgeon
< ’flics at Residence
Wright & Poole
MORTICIANS
Rcio, Oregon
Best of service, both Professionally
and in Funeral Conducting.
We have
Everything
lady Assistant always. Best of
Equipment and Prices Guaran­
teed Right for Everybody.
optical
SALEM DEAF SCHOOL
%
EVE STRAIN
I» the cause of rnanv
HUMAN ILLS
BANCROFT
Optical Company
SIS W. 1st St.. Albany
Local Member* Going
SCIO HIGH SCHOOL
Admission
15c and 25c
Member» of Al Kader Temple.
Mystic Shrine who live here have
received notice of the semi annual
Ceremonial which ia to be stag*! tn
Portland on Saturday. January 27th.
Thia Ceremonial will be the flrat to
be presided over by Hal T. Hutchin-
eon. who was elected Illustrious Po­
tentate of the Temple in December.
The Ceremonial date ia followed
closely bv the outstanding social
urn r
Pnoaa IS
LEBANON
OREOOS
e
DR. A. G. PRILL
PHncioi ani Sortesi
Caito Attended
l»ay or Night
DR. FICQ
DENTISI
oflirr Hours :
9 to 12 A. M.
1.30 to 5 P M
tote*« Bal) to he held in the Port­
land Auditorium on Wednesday
night. January 31st. This affair
will be attended by ahriner» and
their ladies from every part of tbe