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— - WAY TAKE NEW CENSUSN1925 i Structure to C:nn?ct Detroit and Windsor Will Break All Records. THE TURNER TRIBUNE PFAHL P HASSLER. EDITOR SUMMONS s u M M O N S No. LW7 In the Circuit Umili «4 the State of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT S U M M O N S On gun fur Ma i n n t’uunt v. Of the State of Oren on for M.trton In The Circuit Umirt Of The Stnlv Of Dvpailineili No. l.'»UH F. Itobtil««, Phlilllitr, V* Maud R »bvit* Di fvii«l&' t SUES KliTIt'N »I.2.-I I'KR YEAR Tt» Ma,hl li»«ti.s, ibp Defendant Entered at the Pestnffice at Turner, above Haiti« tl : Oregon, as seeondelftM matter» under IX X V Ol ri!ESTATI the Act of March 3. 1ST». OFOBI .iiOX \ . u ar« In <el \ it «pur « «I to app .n and an*w vr the com pl uni lllt tl tigaiiol y oil in |hv above eiUilb tl cai:*e and Court within *i\ w« « k* troni the dale of I hr tjrri | ill l:cati«m of I his J saw his picture on a card, Summon.«, t«> »th within »i* w«tk* IIis spLiuacli drtn pt J in gliUvnlng fr«»m January Iaud in ativ V • wni within Inrly «lai s freni the ilatc of fold j pt i-oiuil », r\ let <d‘ (be •.«!!.e np«»n \ on, U »ervvd i»ui*idv die Slate ol' <>rvg>»n, His voit-A’ sevinctl rolling mil to me and lf\ 'll lati to*'» at *aer, for want “Darling, I am grow Ing e’.d,’* ibt'itt i. llf Flaintitl will take a de «'lie against von f«»ni « r «!:>* Ring Hie He may have t en a baby once. liomU ot matriiiion v m»w t\i*Ung br Iw«en y«'<i a’ii| ii, P| untiti a*.«I grant But. (he, that was so Jong ag«\ ing l » PlaiiitUl *i>> h other relit f a.« I«» ll fore Methuselah u as bom Hu* limn laide < »mt may «tini meet w ilh » tiuiiy. H s w bicker.'» .-«arti d in to grow. riu« Kummoi .« I* |»iil»l.*ln «I in the I think he was a little chap, Turner Tribune, n wcvkli n"W*pa|»»r «»f general virvutali« n in Mai ion e«»un- When »th started on the ark. iy. Oregon, prlniiil uml pul»li*livtl at He must have grown to be a b<»y I'ur.ier, In s.tid C'Hiuly anti *:.ilr, *aid 1 publlt atii'ii tn h < nn>de ft>r six v«»n When they cut the hay on Wilson SV« Olive W Vvk * ill il ' .'H .i’ivt w uh lilt order «»F the 11«< »rablvt»« «» G Ring- Park. h ull, J ll Jgv «<1 > t :d I «'Hid, ¡ml ina«|v Wh ( «in and Alni |¡.nl tin ir faut, ll*;* 12th »lay of J.«unary, P>..2. tin* «lati Yv c.tig la v was but a few daya old. of tiie first p i« it'.«ii«m of .««aid Sum mons In mg l!.?*«h»\, January I’d, And so I join th sweet refrain, of J 1922, and the driv *»l Hie last puidica- H i » l di it* f 11;,; Fluirxlay I « hruary “Silver i'i»rea«ls Among the lioid.” 2.1. 1922, or in Ih u «»I such publieat i«»n, ! lids So mno1 n.i ^nay I v >» rvrd upon Some’.ti.ly told u* Ilie otlier d:»y tliat \«» ii pvi*«»nal \ «>nl*i.!e I lie Sial«' «»f Carle Abranie, ihr Sahin pei» »bootcr. Oregon an«l piovf tin ref muile as pro- i hit il by law . i* a nephew «f »Id I). Lee. O, Tim Ivan G Martin, .»•’2 S. High St , Salem, Ore. pora, O, Ma. s. Carey F. Marlin, fi 7 S. I.i’.u m x. Salem. Ore. I With two rimili; ca » ill tile Att i v\ * for I’lniulili. I'fllce ndtirvs.*, 41.» M-,* inv libi, Ile d f< r »late Irvn-iin I, HufFuill ik w Sab ih . Ore. get busy with bi- Ferner M ».»' an I ! Tuned Cc.i| dera') e Dissatisfaction Ex pressed (her Count Mar'e* Year Aro. ---------------------------- ------------ — Every Thursday nt Turner. Marion County, Oregon Ode To J. D. Lee EEPBESEUTATISN IS AFFECTEU jjpper Deck Expected to Be Ready for Serv:c; With n Fcur Year»— Two Year« More Will Sea Cridge Completed. Detroit. Mich.—Plans for |h? new International suspension bridge to con pert I'vtmli ami Windsor, just cn- pounced. show that it w-ji have the | ott; •st single span In the world, nicas- tiring : 1.NU2 feet, or 21 inches l< longer I han t! e great cantilever at Quel <•. pf doubltMleek construction, the new jink between Canada and the United States will acconinndaTc street car, niitonioblle and pe<h-striau traffic on the upper deck and passenger ar,d frriilit train service on the lower (Jerk. Barring unforeseen delays, pctnal pmstruction work will ominrrnv next rpring, ami within four years the r.p- je r deck should he rea ly for service. Without Interfering with traffic on the highway deck, it is planned then to b«'gin omis : ruction of the lower <lc.k, w hlch should l-e tinlshed In two years more. Weighs 1 ©7.000 Tor¿. The bridge nml its approaches wi JI have a total weight of 107.<^k> tons, with eight cables carrying the huge span. Six of t!.* se cab’« s will be 2» inches In dir meter, and two will be js inches thick: t-'gether they w|ll support a pull of 14XOOO.OOO pounds. Su*i'v* <’ I from tw*' tuwvrs. each flying .V*) feet a! «»ve the water. The Fpan will have a wi lth of 07 feet f«»r fhc I Ighway deck with two trol’ey tracks, two sidewalks and two r»'a«1- ways. while the l«»wcr dock will have four railway tracks and a 2J foot space for public utilities equip* ent. F!«t trie !«»•'« morives wonhl ! e nso-.l L r traffic acros* the lower d«' 'k. Completion of the t>r,«I e will mean (he er.d of the (rain ferrie« which fu» years have carried frvlgl t anti pas^n- ger traffic arr«»<s lie I»ein>lt river, peon after the operài,..: of the MichL fan Central tunnel. The trJd ;t. irh’rii wit! I»e built by the Canadian ibe American Transit c««inpr.ny. with the approval of the Canadian and 1’1 !!♦•<! States governments, will span tie river nlin«»st from the center to the shore line of the t <> cities. On- Ft ruction Is expected to Lcg’.n (rmn the American ride. Cords for $30.000 000. The promoting companies have been £?0.'***» • ««I in fco- putltor :»‘>1 to pnrities for the project. It Is vstimat- r<l that completion of the highway v«r tipper th k will cost approximately fl5.nno.OTO. Purchr.se of shore space fur the approaches is under way. riatis for the bridge were drawn chiefly by Char’e« E. Fowler of N^w Y« rk. A«-«--t.Uvd with him In the rrcctl >n « f the structure will be <h*org<* II. Pegram. cLIef engineer of the Ii'.terh<>r«»ngh Rapid Transit com- nnr.y. New York; Prof. William H F.tnr *>f New Y<>rk. Col. C. M. M«»nser- rat. M«nnr«‘:t1; Prof. C. R. Young o' the Pnlverrity of Toronto, and Prof. H. E. RUgs of the University of Mich igan. EVEN LIKEN TOWELS COMMON Innkeeper’s Prótesis to Health Cids Vain Against Penn sylvania Law. Offi- Harrisburg, I’a.—A strange lnten>rc- tntl«»u <»f the state law prohibiting the iiae of the “common towel” in public places has been received by state health officials from a hotel proprietor in a small town. A formal nutic* • wuif served on him that lie must di scori iJntie l he ti se of a “common towel” ir, ©is lun. In an indignant protect he replied that he did not ‘use cumnioq («»wvb. but had bis wife make u »¡>e- rial trip to Philatici|diiii to purcbn*^ linen ones.” State health officials dis agree with bis lntvn»rvtntion of tli^ law, and have notified him to discon tinue the ‘•common lowel,” even ifJt iij limn. JOHN D. J?. EOPROWS COAT Rockefel'er Tells of Attending lm< per.’jl Carden Party in Tokio in Borrowed Raiment. New York.—John I>. Rockefeller, Jr., told how he borrowed a frock coat from the Amer - an !-.ni’>:i■•td«»r to in tend an !ni|icrin! garden ’ Royalty were rcqul European div<s «ith dress. an<l foreigners Mr. Rockefeller said to forego attending bet po frock coat in h:s Lu American anibas inlur • Scotchmen Deg 6 000 L«»t’don.---Wl.at I s bi'cti Vest dccr-stalking seas« lii S<<-tl;mil Ims row c«»i •111 vstinintod that G,<xx) st: ♦hot hi the area n<»rth plans «hiring the last Among the monarvlis of 1G stags each welghln, pounds e;-ch Stags, one of on record xled. Tt h have l»o<*n the Gram« o months. glen were over The hciiihful, produrtive u itli us again. rain Celebrate Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs L. I). E.arr celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary last Sunday by having with them a.** their guests for a big chicken dinner, the Kie.4>l;i!Hea Elier Ln Fore and Babcock oi Sale ii. I. E. Putnam and wife •«Vvre callers during the «lay. Census Tck.ni in January Is Disap proved cn Cround That Weather in That Month Is Serious Handicap. WariPngton.--Because of “ct»nshb orubie «¡l*»atl*i:tcfion” i\ rh the result : of the coin i in the census Liken lust ' January, the hou*»» « ensiH c* niuiittee is eon*itiering h gdativn pmvhllug for another viniiuenithm ,»f the population ; of the United States l;i 1925, or soiao other year prior t«» flie next decennial »v. .*•:>. S- ,tn: \ Ih^ver * iya i»‘ that |M»rtion of his annual rvt»«»rt dealing with the activities of the census bu reau. ‘This prop s'.I l.',ls!atlon has tnj I approval,” M:. H«»o\«;r says, adding that “Il i as fiv<’’.ie: lly lax n contend- ed that the d:stribi:tlon of the popu lation ns *h*»wn by the retorts of tbe i fiMirteentl; cvr.sus it« abnormal,” and. j that prior to that enumeration there , was a great nioxemeiit from rural tc, urban «Ustriets width, since the enu meration. has teen lieufraliztsl In large j measure by a reverse movement. Affect* Ccngrccs Representation. “Further, it is sahl. that this shift ing of the pop ¡¡utlon l :.« :« «! the to tals for certain states, thus Influenc tire in more propagarli« dope. ing the app rtn i incnt of repiesenta- lives In congress.** Wc understand that the eyes of the Census taklt y in January Is disap prove«! «■!) the rfuijnd thill the weath Pirtlaud village undertaker faiily er In that tnoiirh is a serious Lar i rap glister.» every time the name of J. 1). to the enumerator, «’elaying it ' work and making It necessary “to take un L-*e is iiicnliotml in his presence. usual precaution* to insure Cliver up old t* j», busini ss ahvuy » gt t> piete canvass.” good after a l«mg, dry sjh II. The report says t*mt the fimi for taking the next censn, hould bq tn The Oregonian opims Hint Chnrlie April, as was the disc !ef»i.'c the last census. Th'* change • for the last cen- Hall of Coo» ci uilty . is ti l'll » III* eou- im.s was mad?, it sa iys. at tlie request tlieling emotion» wlietlicr to run for of various Inti'rests mak Ing u*e <»f ng cs, the tden Lt Ing g iverimr or »tale trea-uri r. Chur lit rim! turn I stnt that ni«»rc • -urate c«»uhi be chance» for treasurer would t-e good, obtained ernrernf ? the a<t’vU,cs of hi» chance* for governor are punk. If t‘e farms if the unvass was made shortly after the i.d of the year to lie is as w iae as lie is touted to be, hi* conilieting yinoiions will not tear him which It related. M•*. H<*»vcr al<<» «ays that the now long. direct, r of th * ren<:.s. William .M. >* I <’f th1 «»ph.L n t!t: :. in or The sp >ke*.nan for the Salem Min der to ndvar.ee the work rf subsequent ceiisu«os. It will be necessary that isterial association, in a ncvnl article changes be made in methods of pro ..i the Statesman, r« ft rs to a past« r of I cedure. if n<»t In the scope, ef «»¿ue of another denomination than ij con rhe Inquiries. “It w«>’ !d hrsten the publication of the figures fr»r the total population.“ rhe rep Tt * iys. * if the sup rviso**s In the various districts made the p.ellm- Inary count nnd announced the popua- fation. subject to correction, for the political subdivisions of their dis- tricts.’’ To avoid duplication of effort nr.i) eliminate annoyance tn manufactur ers nnd othp;*s. the commerce secre tary has ns’:«-d the director of the cen- sns to negi'tiate with other catlstical bureaus of the fo«b*ral g »veniment looking to a ron*olidat!op of eff«»rt In this direction. Receive Many Ccmp’aiHt«. “Mmy complaints have boon re- reived from manufacturers and oth era concomlrg the numerous requests made l\v the f.-deral bureaus for sta tistical and cih r Ir.form.'ition.” Mr. Hoover says. “I feel confident that In many instances the peri« <iic inves- tig:itji*n* of the bureau cf census are all that Is neer-s.-ary to mak*», and that the inv< snvatb’n of the other bu reaus entild. with advantage, be diz continue«!.*’ Calling attention to the fact that' Fnmp ccns’.s rec rd« wtre destroyed In a recent fire In the denartniont of com- r er< o I ” Mr. noover «’» «dare« that a hall <»f records in which these documents ran be stored and conven iently examined Is urgently needed. Keeps Cats Frcm Bakeries. IL ton.—The cat in the bakery must go. This is one of the onlers J'l t promul.'ated by tin* city health ilepartmerit, under authority of an act passed by the la-t Icgh slat’ire. “Some bakers thought I that cats writ- tit-« • <-ary In order to keep mtg and mice away,** said Dr. I P. 1 II. Mul- lowney, deputy health coin ¡ninissioner, in charge of ti c food in: sp *ui<»n dl- vision. ‘I The s *: iuh * object can be ob- t:tine«l, however. howcv«»r. by proper phyalcal construction of the baking plant, so we have abolished c nts an*J all other animal*.” Charged W;th Keeping Little Girl Lke a Dog : À ClmrgiHl with literally having J treated her eiglit-yenr-old grand I daughter like a <log. Mrs. Lillie • llru of New York city is being t held without bail pending inves tigation. The complaint alleges tlmt the woman lie«! the child under the I. ou . m * all day. made her sleep on un old coat beside a real dog. kept her in th«* coal bin during rainy weather, b'uit. and under fed l»< r. :in<! «ent her into the Cloverdale M:•«** Myrtle Tay !* • >’■< nt the week end at hinny. M s. F. A. Wood has Lien sick the past u v« k. Sam Drager u tut to Portland M »n- day on 1> umiiv ? s malt« js. Mr and Mr*. Aithur Hunke ur.s hi Sah in Monday vi»itit g tvlalixts. Walley Blact^h a <• > m la it I im * lay c . ium .I by v’mckii g to th :.th on a p< - tatu, Levi Flit!« t nr I family cf Snlt iii, ovrviit the M. Filth t ii<»mvSuutlay. <’ha* ¡¡c Haling and wifeof Portland' vUttvd Sunday with Mrs. Carolim* Drager. County. Daga minuit No a Orvg.m, Ftir Murimi ('utility. Maitslh ¡d Bro. k*. Flahiti|r, Depuri in«-ut N a . 2. va Dana ILmliu, l’Ialntltt, Janie* Nc'Litt. alan all «»ther prrtiHIM p«'itoiiM VM or parlies unkiiouii. elnlmlng any Ma«* Paullu, Ih'fvmliint. right, title, « stale, lien <>r lut« i> «t in th«* real estate described in th«'colli* rWiH|x Ah°V,: MAK pjalnt livrein, lh fendunia. IX lìil X \ MI OF THE STATE To Juiiiv« N« sbltt, nhui all other per- OF OllEGOX s« uu* oi parli« s unknown, <*h| I tiling nit y YOU ARE IIERI .IIY NO FI FI Eli right, title, »'state. II« it or inter* >l in the real »"'lat'1 »I« •til»«d ill the v«un- l‘«t npptar und nnswvr a vniuplalnt tll«'«l ngitiiikl )«»u In (he akivt« •»nlltb'd plaint livrvhi, Defendant*«: | \ I III \ \\i| Qb I II! STA l’| • au«v w i l li iti i li«» lime i»r«»vi«ti il in Ibis Ol <>lll ION. You are hvivby rv<pdr- Summ«»nt>, miti If y«»u rall ••» lo nppcnr «d to api», ar and nnauer the complaint nn«l iiiimw « r snid «'«»uiplalnt, PlaliiliH III *1 against y «»u in th* al»«»\c «Militi» »I will npply 1“ lln» ('miri f«»r a drereo ('«»uil atol i ' íium -, on ,»r I»<'<♦ »re >1 \ Wia'kw f«»ivivr tli«*.»|\ lng thè I miih I n i»f mairi- from i h»'«lute of i he tlrst piildh'alhiti nmny « virihig talwveli tliv l’InliilIfT of thU S uiiiiihh )», and if y. ti hpl to ami Dvfvmlant In rvln, and (or ti»«* Appear anil mi*u« i nnltl ctonplaiitt f»«r w lndeoflhe rdlt'f pravi «I f«»r In anld Y«m are hvrvbv militled va'ti ih . < . lb * Pliilnllll will apply voniplnliil t«» rhe I'oiirl brili«’ let.» f pray « »I ft.r (hai «ni il»«» Ifth «lay of l> rt*mÌM*r, in his v mqilaiiit plaint herein, a « ivcjiil h«_’l, th«* Il'»in>nililv ( jvo. G Hliiglmm, I nT f u Inch Is a» fiilloa A Judgv i>( thè alarne vnlitlvd Court, tl»*vr* c re»|Uiriitg you to s» l fottìi I h< Iliade mi «irih-r al II»«* city «»fSnlveii, nature vf utjy » lalui th it you n.ay Marion «"miti, Oregon, uut boriali»« j have in the folhiaing í Í cmci II k i I pretil unti dirvetlng ibi«* SuninmnM tu l»v ' m r\v«i tip«,n >«»ii l«> pultlicNiiun tlirrv« is» s, t«»-w il : The 1 1 ist half ’t' lut «Mit* in Block ,»f, »»lire a wcvk for «*i\ ibinsecuiive I.»«, iti s mih W » -t \«hhti«>n I«» tin wvekshitliv Fuinvr Tribune, a iivw»- t’ity *»f Salim, in Mat luit county, l' i|" r publhhvd \v« « kly in Turin*r. Oregon, a*» the sanie io sliou n miti \lm *«»n vouiiiy, Or« g«ui, nml imam»#* designateti on the rcc«»r»le»l plat <»f ing thè «pi illtbmtiniia r<«piirv«l l»y l<n sai.I a»l«l.li«>n n«»u «»»i Rie ili theoRIve fur tliv pnldicnlbm of Stilli ninna. Tliv firmi ptibllviiti«»n nf tbia Suine t»f (he lì « *r»lcr «»f (’«»a vey anees fui nmna w aa Iliade «»li Hi«’ *j2nd day «»f saitl Mar.mi county . Oi» gnu. Aulititi all alili«., claim* I • «lv- D« ,’vml*« r. |92l, nml thè Inai pul»li- tt'riiiinvtl i y drt’rev of (be »bave en- «'iiti«»n w ili Lr mnde nnd thè amm» w ili filled Comi, and timt by said »Icetee «'Xplrvun ihv 2ml «lay «»f Fvbruary, I u I mii . I h - rri|illrr<l it be title rm i in d, tt<Jtidgi .1 anti de 1922. nini IImi cite«! that tiie Phiintiir I« lit«' on lit i tu appetir nnd mi,wer «ulti i-xiiiplniul in fvt* sini|>l« of mini prvllliye« anti the «»n *»r liftirv tin- uili i|ny 1-cbruury, whole tIt« re«»f, and (liai yon Imi« no 1922. M s LAMPO HT. righi. title, estati', I liter« st «»i lit u in or M X »r\. M« X try A !<•*)<». A|l»»r- ( »««Iti premi««« s t»r any pail thereof, and that a «lecrev la* vntvrvd f«»rvyvr m y » for i'hilnlil!', Sah n», Oregon. enjoining and n «training y«»n (min a«H*riing nny claim or Interest olmi ^ttcvt r in t>r I.» .-aiti premi«« s, nr any X«>TI< i: |s ll| RI'iiY GIVEN. part thereof. :u! vi ’ * to ihv l*laiuti|| ««r his slicet xm » ih in int«*rc»t, or fornuvli I'lmt the uiitii-tr|gii< «1, I'V tin «»r«lvr «»f ll»«' c« unit < "url ,‘f Mtirlon i!«*utHv( «»Cher an«l furtliei relief as tu I lie ( uurl Stntv of <lit g«»n, «luh niittl«* nnd vii - m tv n em « <|Uit.*«b|e and prop« r. Yon Are I unii r N< titled that liti» feted «»n the 2Jr«l «Iti.V "f I k'vt uila*r, Siitiiiiion«* i«« m . i. I up >it y<»n l i pub I JI, w .i*«l I v tippdnlt tl A'hniidri»u- lication thereof intliv 1'uriier I rlbu{i«*, (•»r of tilt I'Nlatv of IL'njmill» I. Eri« a. a new spa *, «e r print« <1 mid publish« t| In Dt-< t‘h.M«ll mid that h«» hu* «Inly qimli- I’urm r, M tiion county, <>r«g«»n, timi Ih «1 i* sill 'i. \ 11 p »1 a Ilin having clrtillia that th»' «Lite <>t the lit'«! piihli • itb»n again*! *.«nl ’ ’latem, hcr« l»y n«»llti«<i t|i« r«« f i> t lie . >ih «I ty I» <’t’inl»vr. IRJi. t«» pleavHt I hv rtiiilv. «lull v« riflv«l I»* ami the «late of tin* Hat publica!inn ' rt «put« «1 l \ law. lu I lie iimlt-raigmil nt therv-'j will In theUth «I v of Fvbrnai \. , ( I lie «»fllt'e uf Smit ii «k slih hla. bin Sa IR2J ’ lem Bank of Commerce. Salem, <|rv lìiis Summons I« h.» p!il«li<h< i! and g •”». within «ox l|»oiil b> fi’lii the dal«' «• rv» .I upon y <>u pur-nr«tit I«» an «»r«li r «»f ! Ilia H'lti, v. thilrd mid i|r^t publirb« ,1 ibla 2Uli> «»f tin* 11 m. i it*«, i ;. Bingham, Julgv» • •f «ai-i (' nirt. which *»i l< r u is tim I« day of Ih t'vmbt r, h>2l. I I <» X CHILDS. ami entered «>f record in «ai»! <«ain*e «m Vlminlrirut««r Iht Friale i f Ben the 27th day of D . «mis r, |!ij|. iamin I . F.*h *. Ih « i a*«,l. IIOBI.S D DAY. Smit!) A Sim Ida, Sul« id , Oregon, B«‘<»tn 17, L *>ltl A; II um I i Biilg . Salt in, At tor in ) » for Ad|iilni»iii<i« r. Oregon, Attorney lor Blainut!. ——o— Nolic? io Creditors Notice 0Î Sale Oi Real Property IN THE COUNTY COURT Or TUB A. L. Bones, Agent s Tlirtivr Oregon * MILLERS CONFECTIONERY Cigars and To buceo Tl'BKEU. OBKQON L. M. HUM Cax» of Y irk S » Tong CHINESE MEDIC-1N1I AND TEA COMPANY IH, medicina whi«h will ruta •nT ta«»Wn <lt»ca*e open buudaya I froig 10 00 a tn to 4 00 p. u*. I&3 8 High S:.. H*lrm <>•* Phone 12S3 «***»*»#»»«»««*•»« ♦ ♦ ♦ Eyes J ested I A m iTia/e licetUM* ims been granted D. A. Mutisvll 2.g and Kathrynr Brock 21, both of Aurnsuilk*. Wc understand that Jim Kelly i nou i.uyii /«:.■•* and I t iter. Hurrah! M . M. I’. MiIler attend« d ll.c Mme Syhumannn H« ink concert at vallu last Friday. There will be humorous reading«, a big comedy, band, Kilo’s by out of tow n talent, and music and cuts to be sure. Ifcmcmbcr the dale, Feb. lltli. 1 Ì » : Glasses Fitted 4 L vihm • nveuralrly duplicate«! Optical repali • « ar« fully and promptly mud« •. X • HARTMAN BROS. H C. I.CHW4A. ! SALEM •«••••a••»•••>••«•« Natke ta Creditors Norn I. IS II EltEHY <HVEN I’hul ihr un<*< isltfiir«!, bj| ¡tn older <»l (he c< only < 1'Ujt . f M.irlon county, <l.itr of <»•-•:• dulv HiHtle anti co High Class terni on the 23rd «lay of |>.-ecti»Lt r, |!‘2I, w <«.<lt \ appoint» «I Administra- tux oí i ' i . |*.>«ialv <»f Mary Petrn», |>r <•«. -u «I. suol timi she ha<duly «pmliII« <1 um su’li Ml (ternon* having clalitis - Tailoring • tiguin»t va >i Lutate arc hert-hy nollf|«<l <74 «■'.•»ri HL SALEM t<» pred ili toe Halite, duly VvliRrdnn rrtpiir* <1 l \ 1 to . t » fhc ipulcr»lgnrtl al I lie ortlvr "f Sutil h Shield«, pLI Sale III Baek « i t «iiiiiin rcr. S*p< :n, Oregon, wiiliiit’.x iie'ipim from the tlale t ( ( hia i>o|J it . IlKI I.»Itl.K Date I and fir«! (»•lltlltthctl thia 2klh tiny of I hf iiil»» r, PnJI. LILLI AN I- A I Iti* II I.I>, \diiiiu i-( ml 11 M of lite l.«late «I Mgry Ia• »'(’»■»letl til««»«» Filini PriviH, ! let » l.«t ll. Hiniih A Shield«, Silent, (pcgmi, Slut«- A I.II m r'JT St*. NA I.CM Attorney» h r Adiuini-lrairix. D. H. MOSHER An I'pw«»rih I.vignv was organize«! STATE or ORE ION. FOR TUB Sunday evening Ly th«» young pvop’v COUNTY CF MARION. a| the h«»ute of John *|'hotnas, i hvre Here “4 young pe«’piv present. Mis*« In tiiv inatt« r of tb - E-tnte of J.irhi«» Myrtle Taylor was elected Pi*.si«i«*tit J Kcanlan, Dt-veaM'd. Mr*. Thomas Vi«< Prv»id«*ut. Ruth XOIK i: IS HI.RI RV GIVFX. Drager js m e’y-tn a*ur.u-. rimi Ih«- limi inign««i A Iniitiirir:.!' r nected with the ass •ialion us a Mr. ami M fs S. Huh n and Mrs. wi I, «di thè filli day «»f FeUruary, IdJ'. al thè hotir of teu «>*c!«»uk »». Ili , «»li »«ahi “narrow-minded l.igid.” Better bv Risco attended Pomona Gruime at «late, upitii th»? prvinl»vs lo-r in «!»«»■ C *reful boys. Maybe that ro •!< w ill Sai« in W**dm* I. . crii»« d, •••Il l" tbv hi^ht ri lii«|«h*r f««r < .»rii in bnnd, i i «>f lliv bdinwing de»- drop tack <»n lop of your owu greep- vi!i . «! rvul pi«»pvrly, t«»-wit h use. We havmU «* •< n Hip Van \V|nklr L«»t* Iwfiity-rtv«-t2u’. and tarili), pul on the sia <!n .v Joseph J« ||. rson -ix (2»i.!, in R. ver fi«* -v .-u'« |iviri > i a«* Intending to take a rap at the Qre» *lm*>vn l»y t he record« «I piai <»n file In died. Why don’t J. I». Lee tukv on Uoqiity Ri cor.trr,M « Ilice «»f M.ui«>n goq exposition management, the couuty, stai«» <«f <>rvg«»n. the role and <!•> ipxnclbing lie is litt» d Warrenton Ntwssay». Asa Imsine-» Sai«! -ale w ili bv inad«» puntuali! t«» fur, rather than annoy people with hi* thè« >r«l» r of l In» «• «uiity Court «>f Ma., m ’ nun Mr. Julius Meier is undoubt illy ---- w- pestiferous ttilk about l»» ing governor <*<»unty. Oregon, l^ui ing date <»f Jan- a succ «r, but as a politician hr Is a uary, 5. P»22. nnd Hi«* - ani «ale w ili I«»» . NOTICE Gf FINAL SETTLBMfWT lie has about a» much chance to be imiti - «qbjvrt l»» thè con tir inuli«»n of KQTIU1 IH HI hi Bì «IVI N failure.” It waa our impr«s?ion we ( ’miri. l’bal thè Un.il n«’L* «uni «if Harry ! come governor as the .-\ur>>n*<|b*vrver tliv abow imuivd w. u. l’i. I TYJOHN, 1 < ‘.«1«! m rii. |ì\»-i'iili'r t»f tjic H”h*lv «( would rather have our fair bandied hut» to I m i iu< a nvv, spa|M r under its .Vimini*! rat««r « f III« Estate <f J.iim s \ht v E < nldwrli, D« <l«uu\d, b»»*b«« n by a business man than a politician, J. Sfuriali, Dvcviuwd. iilvtl in t in- copnty Court ut Mitrimi >• H» W,it» tin in’s FuUpInin r«»h»| jinsiuit management. so why kick about Ju'iu*? vminly, Oi't-g« li, limi ijiut tbv (Sdii day j»f J.inqary, lu.'2, ut thè Imur <»f h ri (’nui* > PA|MTtiri, Y. »V K. Filinn While p tiring hot grenze Jagt Sut S u M M O N S o’clovk a. ih .. th«TV'»f, 1 h 0 I m - vii dqly i;r lay, Mr-*. ( A. R *«* >.ii|d> <> W11 o in The Uircuit f’onrt Of The Stqtv appellili« d by Nircll Colltè iim Rie ItUte ^,M»l» ip-, i(ht» L mh|iniiter* »,.» >cj|ool B< h >L» niol Supplies f>»rtlic hearing «>f «»I jveiiuiis la s«dd !ii « s west <>! the Stat»* svh‘M»l, severely Of Orvgon, Far The County <)f The n >:th end of Marion county ( tinnì «< c*»un| am| th«- ■«< tllvi||viit Ihrp*- NiAflb St , Salem burned lu r h it Im nd- Marion. I)<j»artm< ni No. *J. <»f. All p ’i »iti iiit» ferii |l pi *»»ii<l L»» e titled to a member of the state st»n- lat v hi «-l,«*r» !»y r« t|iiiri «I t»» a|»|><nr |n Myrtlv 11. Mllh, Plainilir, a e and if rumors are true. Sum Brown UOSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOn •ahi C«mit ut *>ni<i lime nii«l |dm v timi V H of Gervais, a farmer, will likely tea E'iwar«! (’oniicr, ine unknown hi p«« «dinw cuiim *. li uiiv tlivy liuvr, w hy «w r »1«I lln^l 4<*«'«>unl Nlmiihl imi bv ^||p»v- of l'. l«vai«i • ’«»iliter, ni*«» all «¡tin i- per candidate for the next ttute senate, soli«* «»r patti«» unkhown, vbtiiniiig «•«I nini npprtiv. il l»v *ai«l Court. W. J. PORTER, IlARRY I CALIffi E(.L, M -t everyone in Mur ion count j any righi, lille, «*lat«-, Urti «ir flit«»: I * iiTiiitir «<f thè Entute <»( Alice K. est pi Ih«- r«»nl vrialc «I» sci ibi <| in ti.v Wall Paper, Paint« and knows Sam Brown, and he’s a very < ‘n|«lw eli, Dvvt-siM «1. • - «lUplaint li« n in, Dcfviidantf. Strili li A Sliivlds, Sali in, Or« g>>|i, ctpable man, conservative and br< ad Picture Framing T«> tlje q I m >V c uain« «l Defviidulit»: AttornvyM f«»r Exvriitor. lift Court St. Qr. l.x THE NAME OF THE si vii ; miuded on legislative mutter^ con- O| ORI'JiO.X, X ni ni«- btirby n«|iiir- c ruing matt* is of state and taxation. • <1 t'» :tpp .i ami a ut w« riho «ompiai ni NOTICE OF FINAL |IET*VLHMENT NUTI1 1 IN Hi RKIIY <H\ i x. lii <1 ngaiimt yuu in th«» «bove rhtilivd A-* Mr. Brown pay» out a go «1 roll for Uoiirt, «>n <«r Lef«»re tiu» 2.3rd dav <»f Tli.it thè lliml nrvoiinl of Nel« A. taxes each year, you can bet that Fvbru.iry, 1922, nml if y« u fnR w to SwiiriMoi», Extcuh.r of III«* F.|1 h I v of nppear und aiiawcr *»»hl <-<>iiiplnii)t, for Aiulieu Sor* ii*< ii, Devi nrr il, lui*« liven will look after your tax interests want ther«« f. thè Plainll’f will apply tllcd in ihe voimty ('olir! <»f Murimi well as his own. .Sam Brown cuu t<» thè ( <»m ». t«*r tip» teli« f prnyt-d f«»r in coniti \ , Oregi'it nnd limi thè |.:ili«luy hi.* comphiinl In r< in, a huv «- i Ì ici «tate of Fvliriiary. 1022, ni ih«* limar of ini I elected. «»'<*|o« k u. ih ., ili« riof, I iun bvvn rlitly l»;«-lit of W hicli i* »»* f<dh»w>; 4 BIG ACTS A di-cr« e re«piirhig y«»u, niid envli of ' nppolniiii h.v »U( b Cv»*H «u» ih* tino Even Kri'lay nini Suturila)' with As fur ns the length of day» is cnn- f««r lite hearing <»f plgvctlmiN lo r*nld y>n, lo s< t forili tilt* li atti r«*of any hvn, : c riel. we have passed the rii«»rt<*at— duim, ,»r ini« r« ri w bidi y «m, or ¡» ii v «•! li un I Mcciuint and thè svilii invili llivrv- with a lotupleto cbniigr of tbu in other words wc have gone over the o o y««u, hav» in or lo Un* f.dlow ing «ì« * <»f. All pvrsons iiitvrvstrj in salii |*! n -< o program ou >uuday. tnt<- un-hci« l»y r««|iiir<d lo iippinrln o vribed pri mis«-?«, lo-wit: it imp and are going down the other o c o Loi Niiinht-r l ouri P in Block N uiii - stipi Comi ni snid lime limi pini-«» unti side. Bake« atxi hold* fire twice a* o ber Iìiiru « t» ( I ; m i ;» «,. ||. j.,,,. M show « ¡ili««*, if nny lltvy hnvr, wliy 3 o Ad<jifi<>n lo U h * < ‘ily of Salem, Mar yiiid »inni arenili shoiibl noi bv ullow« «I , Watt Shipp, propiini I t Sul« n» mar, o long a.« nnv other range with o o i o ion county, ami state <»f Or« g .n, a«* nn>l n(q>r<»v« <l l«v said Copri. and v 11 known Ihr<>t'gh< ut Marion o Je-* wood, or your money hack. o X FLS A SWANNON. riiown .uni «!v*ignnt« d oli th«* r« ••«.r«l- o o county, died nt a Porllnnd hospital Exvvutor of thè E s I i R c of Aiulrew ed piai of thè *ald Addition Iti tI h o Ifvour dealer will not «apply o AMMUNITIONS o la.-t Sunday from an < p<-ration of tin? o oillet» of tll'* Itvrord« r of (’»»li veynn Norrnson, D«,r«iiMr<|. o o you, nd for catalogue and Sinllli à. Sliivlds, Sup*ni, Oregon^ <•« * for th«* Mnid Marion county, Btomuidi. o o o and limi ali a«|\<»r*«* (daini I h * d«*t« i Aiiorncys (oc Exvvptor. o price li-t. o minvd hy dvcfri* •»( tliv ¡^I h » v «» enlith»d .112 .1 o Rifles and St\9t (Jvps We will i' ll ranges that nave o o l’ourt, und l»y u-ml «1« ;*r« <* il I h * ^<lmdj|- o o I i ' im . 1176 Phone 3S1 0 «d ami dtereed limi PkiintlfF i* th«* o you tiioney. Biirlxrlng prie«* lune Ipnibh-d A o Anderson & Brow* § owner in fc<» Mimph* <»f Muid pr«*mh« *, 0 "fulve now cimi» I‘>i: willi thè huir cut o and Ilio w Indi* ih« r< of, nnd tlial nvitli- o The Sporting Goods Store dow ii lo a intuirli r. o er voti, thè nubi Dcfi’iidantn, m»r nny <), Jayrimlum! o o «•f \ou, hav,» any riglit, liti«*, crini»-, o FLORIST and DECORA TOR o Eor Suh-. Kleven hundred |>ound 120 H. Com ’ l Rt. SALEM o o li» n or I nt< i, *t in or to miiìi I pr«*inisvs o 12-1 North Liberty Street o or nny pari Ile u of, nnd timi a drcree mure for «ale cilienp. Intuire of «’. A. o -71 N. Com11 St. rALEMg i>»• coler« <1 by nubi Court, fon v, r en- I la U hi p, Iti. 2, Tprm r. SALEM, ORE joining and r< yiraining y<»u, nml « urli <2 uoooocococoooocpoooooooooo of you, frolli :i*M-rling any daini or I ii - Turner'* M om * eonferri'd with III" | lerewt w ’ra!*o«*v«*r hi or («i wild pn niis- Urial eliti'f, trenmirer llofT, In Snh ni Chiroprnc|ic-^|>inologiiil oooocoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooj • •« or nny part Un-reof, advi-i^«» to tln* till* week. <>, Mhekinnh! 41 l 11^ y. S- ¡Ij^k Building Piai ni ili «,r ber mii (’ c « h *» oir in int«*r«*ri, ami for sudi otlier nnd lìirlher r«*li< f Salem, Oregon n* l«» Ih«* Court inny h *cni » <|niiald«* and proper. ------- ----------------------------- T You Are Furili« r Notiti« «I timi ilih» Suipnmns h K« rvo(| npon yoii |>y pub licatlon l L« i« <»f in I (n- I iirm-r l'ribii ne, Tlie »lx niotlicrli *» rliildrrn of W. I a w« «*kly m w-»pnper prtulcd and pnb- llnhvd in tlirtow n ni Turner, Marion Physiciaa and S«r^ linyi' Im o ilHlriliiiltil Io county, Or» gon, nnd timi Un* finte <»f A. thè tirsi piildlcnlloii ther»of I h i h»* I2ilt 1 U'lnlhi'» for tloir riiro. The rldof TUUNEg, • ORK. H dny of Jnnunry, 1922, nn«l thè tari pub- ’ noli Hheliion, wii. Iiiki n l.y hl* iinclr, I I i < *:i f I « » 11 11 iv r<« »f w ili Le nnidi» oli ih»* I liny l’« t< r«on, of flr<'*lmrn. Tho girl 23rd dny of Febriiury, 1922. 'I bis N uiii - —. ■ A j- moiiM i«* no ptildished nml Mervi-d npori Nolii mid broiler V'-arnyl went loan you p'irsinUil to Hu* or<l«-r of (In Hon. ’ uni'll' >d AiiniRvilh'. Mr*. E<i'd (Inrl* | Geo. <«. Biiighniu, <4rciiit Jmlge of 1 of Aiini*vllle, took tl>« daughter» Hll-I Marron roiinty, Oregon, wliidi «»pler « drnl mid hiirr. 1, mid <lrnndm> K«*l-I w ' iim dtily nitide an«i etih*n*d of record | in «aid «miire «>n fi»« 7th «»f .bin burn of A iiiiihv III c , will cafe (or the' t week» old Imby boy. ila ry, 1922. Ladie’s and Gents Pomeroy & Keene Jwelefs and Opticians THE COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE Sam Brown Salem’s Larges! Book Stor$ The Stovebniiders’ Masterpiece UJUID€UI££€ Lang’s langwftcd Range “PETER S’’ Remington & Winchesirs C. 15. CLANCEY People’s Furniture Dr. O. L. Scott Just received a car of Children Have Good Home« H. N« Gragg No. 1 Clover May Mr.-. (• <>rgia Robertson is visiting a voiishi nt Brownsville. A See us for prices Oregon Grain Co Turner Butter Wrappers at this oflR^e ELMO M. Will I E, ............. ................... ....................................... Trn'rOIng grip* »nd h II kln.l^ One i.r the mn«l tinhfiie program» Attorney b»r l’Iüintiir. .................. ........... «..IttÄ PoMtiifflce ami rvHhh'ticp siddrvw«, 102 Hin < hiistmii church on Kaltirdny street, Masonic Ti mplv, Hnlem, Ore. even lug, Feb. Illli. There will lw »*•, '■‘>""-•-'7......... I^vnd tii' advertí1-' mcnt?. a Iipmey pii/« to (bv yvlimer. «fri Uotni Hf., Halevi. ’ •