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The Scio Tribun«
General Xeirfi
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Most Modern Locomotive Serves IFest
«Mr. Farmer:
Optical Parlor
// ’jerybhingfipiioal
Bancroft Optical Co.
*li W mc r-rM at«*»«
amane Ornean
EAT TO LIVE
You liavc the gram and we
have No. I second hand grain
sacks.
We can save you m. n *y on
sack*. Dutt t forget to come
and get our prices l>cLrc you
buy your sack*.
Albany Bargain House
.*?$' .*•*
Comer 2«l Ä Baker
Altxapy, Ore.
Phone 411-1
The lietler you eat
Tlte I»etter you live
Imperial Cafe
P at M urphy , Proprietor
Albany, Ore.
Mrs. Fred Ohietneier came
from Portland Monday afternoon t -
visit at the home of her parents, Mr
and Mrs. J N. Weddle
Mrs J. I. Rodgers. .Mr* A I.
Shannon. and Gracie Bashor and
Geraldine R>jgers were in Albany
Monday.
;
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SON
SNYDER
&
404 E. 2«l st.
Albany, Ore.
Farm Loans
Writ«* for booklet describing our
twvnty-year amortised rural ere
: ■ ' irtn loan. Insurance compa­
ny rate* are very low.
No eom-
niisnion or other expense.
Under Woetheru rnetfle type lee«tMetl>e
<l:rru I'srllli
ni|-nn, I* placing
View» ot
i I. the n«»«i pewerfnl *ln<le milt !•-, no, ■
,,,«
Fell Irngth ilew of the lecomullve
mountain
the top. __
Lowest _ left Itetnll sbobina Ihr five di il.-. "I>.,l
n . i,r ,|dc »nd the feed water beater.
I* »hewn al
_ ___
l.osrr right Front view .bowing the three cyllnde««. «-■>«•.........o !i -,.l- i
<ui* In th, middle.
Glasses for evening wear and any ,>i
the numerous style* in Pea'!» an*
item* neceaaar* t<> c »mplele th«- .
fit of the Jun. lìti Je.
Pearls Pearl* Pear,*
Beam Land Co.
Albany, Ore.
Try Hall's
$1.00 Collection
of Small Plant* for
Porch Boxes, poat-
ttaid to your adJraaa.
I.ct ua know what
you want to aid ua
in making a selec­
tion.
You
HALL'S
Floral and Music Shop
Pitone Ititi-J
••
This ad it
addressed
TO
If you arc on the farm, we
have the
Albany, Ore.
Lumber
Let Us Make
Your Car
Look Like New
y«»u ntnl to re­
pair your barn
and sheds.
If you
arc
in
At a comparatively
»mall coat.
town, we can
supply you with
what you nce«l.
Call in and let ua
tell you about it.
We Deliver
C. O. Kendig
J. W. Copeland Yards
A ota Relates
415 Lyon st,
Albany, Ore.
Q uality : S ervice
Seton«! and Calapooia
Phone 275
Al aany . O i k .
Bring ua vour job Printing.
“They are the most modern devel­ I of on*
Th* l<M:omotl*ea
weigh
REGION shipper* aad traveler»
ha*« th* world'» ui<>»< power­ opment In locomotive construction and 1 CHS I'V pounds and have e tractive
power of »6.U3U pound*, or weigh
ful single unit freight and are good svidehi e of Hout her n I’ , i
pa»*ang*r loconiotir* at th»ir efforts to develop and Improve Its 1 lu. kli pound* per one horsepower.
facilities to keep pace with th, prog
Hi t hauling cat'sclty la one fourth
«•rrica
Th* first of »Ixteen o*w three- resa of thia Weetern country." J it. nor« >' a »peed of J-'* mile* per hour
:ylind*r Southern Pacific type ioco- Oyer, general manager, euld Id cotn - in i 1.3 [»■ r rent grade than that of
nollve* ha** )ust raacbad th* l‘a- mealing on the new titan* of the the most powerful locomotive hereto
jlflc Coast and ar* being placed in rail*. "The West require* th* be*t ot fore iii uw by the company
Th.- hr. . motives are lol feet I Inch
-heavy freight and passenger service transportation, tor It* produri* move
■hy South«» Va* Iflc Company In the many mH** to market The new loco IO length and I* feel 3 Inches In
They have a 4-19-1 wheel ar­
Siskiyou and Sierra-Nevada moun- motive* r*pr«**ui our de«ire to take h< . it
advantage of every worthwhile Im- rangement and a total wheel base of
. tains
*, feet IS* In, tie*
Ks< h of the driv­
The locomotive* are of s dlallactiy provement In railroad Induatry."
The outstanding feature <>( the new ing wheel* I* «3*» Inches In diameter.
new type, developed by the American
third cylinder Th* lender ha* a capacity of 12.009
Locomotive Company In co-operation locomotive* I* th*
with Southern Pacific'* mechanical placed inside of th* main frames Ui gallons of water and 4.41H) gaUuns of
-•»pert*
Everyone has something of slightly above and bet wevu the tw•• fuel Oil
In addition to th« slxlrvn thraa-
the small boy's Interest In locomotives outside cylinder* The adding of the
aad wherever the new locomtxlve* third cylinder ha* an effect similar to cylinder locomotivea. lb* Southern
have been seen they have attracted that obtained by increasing the num­ Pacific I* further Increasing it* mo­
anasual interest, both from the pub­ tier of cylinder* In an sntomoiil* eu tive pow,-r by building In It* own
■hop* eighteen 4-1-1 mountain type
lic and railroad employs* on account gin* from four to six
In addition to providing Inrreasrd locomotive* to be used In It« trana-
ut their *l«e. power and design.
The new locomotives will all be In power and economy tn use of ».cam. < ontinental patio near traffic. Th***
service before th* peak traffic move­ th* thltd cylinder will dlatrihut» th«' locomotive* have I»« u making through
run* ut sis lui!*»
•tree*»* on two driving axle*
ment in the fall.
O
Furls 1er tin lue Bud:
24 Families Located
From all points of the eotnpa«i.
he rneaeeker* come pouring into Ore-
go«l. A total of LN‘-i families, desir­
ing to locate on Oregon farm*, have
bswn reported by the brunch «ifllceu
of tue Portland Chamlwr of cum-
tner.JV, since June 1st.
Fortv-on«' of these proapective
settlor* have called personally at the
officw i»f the [.and Settlement De-
parton >nt in Portland, and Iteen giv­
en information and ns«iatanee in lo­
cating
So far for the month of June. 24
families* have been located on the
' land in various part* of the state,
represent *ng a capital iinvestment ot
over |ISO. 00«. W. G. Ide, manager,
•latrs that complete report* for the
! month have not yet been received
from the var ious countie*. and that
no doubt»thi» number will be in-
t-reaaed.
These settler» have come from all
over the United State* and have lo­
cated in varioM eountiea in thia
'«tale. The Cxeel»«»-Slovak (’hamber
■ of Commerce of Chicngo ha* located
fen families in the Willamette Val­
ley during the m<*tL.
Recruiting Office Moved
On and after Ju ly 1. 1925, the U. '
8. Army recruitin < office In Port­
land, will be local, rd in room 209.
Commercial Ruildi nr, 2d and Wash­
ington streets, a id in addition to
th* regular routin« t of recruiting for
moot all branches, camp* and eta-
Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy
SttKrne Chiropractor
A uut , O bkox
tions of the army, will continue to
turni*t veterans wit h their adjusted
compensation appli eattnna, etc.
If une of the I'ribunv ml vert i-or1- ‘sting 1 you, tell us; if he
treats yon right, tell him.
—ALBANY ABSTRACT COMPANY—
Al>strac-ters ut «il.v and omit,v ,»«. js-rty in Linn county. Work
quickly Completed. Our o-rtibc.iti , guarantee safety. Price*
conform to the cstabli-Jird rates throughout tlte country.
L eila M iti iiri i
L. M. C url . Pmidsnt
Secretary
Attorney and Manager
DR
western Mates.
J
P. HOW I I LS
Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon
Oil«*«' Phone 6
Rea id«* nee: 210
Send for Osteopathic Literatur«
I>ilice First havings Bank Building
A i . hany , O rkcon
tn vKLiHtj
Call in an«l «ec mir select line of
$ap«t
ÿainb an?
The only exclusive Paint an«l Wall Pajwr »tore in I.inn county
C. DANNALJS
Third St
Albany, Or.
Albany Planing Mill
g. W
SCARS, Prop.
Sash, Dtuvrs, Moulding. Glans, (««neral Mill Work, Windshields,
Kitchen Cuplmarda, Window an«l Door Sctecna,
Hardwood Flooring, etc.
Bring Vs Your Estimates
Phone 140-R
Prompt Service
Albany. Oregon
Ail kind* of Iron and Bran* ('eating»
Fruit and ftop Furnaeea
Repair Work and Bl*ek*mtthing
Albany Iron Works
Engine«, Mill and Mining Machinery
Lire Rolla. Head Block*. Log Turners, I og Haul*.
Cable Conveyors and Rope Feed Work.
Jacob Slai*. brot ber of Mr» Matt
Dvorak. returned
t*o years' ad
A
Sunday after a
Phone 61
Albany, Oregon