They all like
USCO
United StatesTires
are Good Tires
GOOD
!O c
P
ROBABLY half th«
motorists o f America
ride on Fabric Tires.
By the hundred® o f thou«
a nnds they have ptuck to
"UacoMycaHnond year out
If there ever we# itta#icd
money's-worth ^IJsco"
qualifies—and to snare.
blade by the mnker# of
V, s. Royal Cor.Is.
O f N U IN t
“B ull "
O
TOBACCO
Locals
Mr» R.C. D sliti ess•Betsai vuiiori ,
Thursday.
II. !.. Hurl attended III« 11 uníam e
( ‘ itiveutlon In Hal. in Tuesday.
Dr Staples in having some Improve-
III ilia made In tier liuua.*.
For Fate: A. I. Ihnhunk pot »toc», j
! HOe per -aek.
Ilrucu thru lie.
H. L. EARL
O 0 0 O O O C O O Q 0 O O O O C O O O G O O O O O C O O O O O O O O O O O C OO 0 O O O O O O O O O O O Ó
DURHAM
lu r Hal.-: Kir ir» freni two-year old
¡w h ile I. ghorn», heavy egg Dying j
I -train.
I tu n e It..win-.
Poor Eyesight
Scientifically Corrected
Latest and Best Equipment Used
There ure thousands o f pair* o f correctly fitted gl
in and
»round Tu
Tu-ner. i know they are correctly fttteJ, for I did the
work myself. There ii no |ur»w ork about iti
I have been fitting glansei for more than a third o f a century,
and I lulu- pride in fitting each and every pair correctly.
The nee.aaary »kill to achieve »uch result» can be acquired
only by ye»ra o f d o « , study and uctivv, practical experience. In
f»et. aciuntilie knowledge o f the liighest order 1» required to recog­
nize und property correct defects o f vision.
Mr Henry Duftield, wife »m l »on »'
It 1« extremely unsafe to permit anyone, not thoroughly quali­
fied, to teat your eyesight and pre-crite glaaoea for you. I posi­
John and (iexrge of Cortland, Mr», j
tively — ill not recommend gla»««« unle«« they are ncceaiary, end
lluliert Dude »m l huhy .laughter and I
you will find tket my price« are very reasonable for tbe »ervice end
Ml-s K.I z j I h -II i 1‘i.lk, of Marlon, were
the material« you will receive.
Holiday gu »la o f Mr». Ada M il 1.1»« ,
I guarantee satisfaction i:i »very respect.
Itev. Mr, 1’ utnatn, o f t'uurl Ht
th rl-lin n t'htireh, Hal* lit, and Miss'
K la iheth t orin ili.* of I'orllaml were
loT n rn erfor Memorial day, Itev.Cut-
u >m gaie the addre-- of the day and
Ml— <'orne|lu»g-i vc a patriot le reading.
Mr». Jl. !.. Kurl >|—■■■ t the week
end nt M lllt'lty the gue-l af Mr*. W j
S A L E M ......................................
OREGON
II Hinllli A |ilva»aul f,#lnrc of lie.
•iny was walchlng Ihe »alinoli try to) ¥ *
♦ ♦ ♦ » ! ( t v » ♦ ♦ » ♦♦ <■( < H »+♦■»$■;.» ♦ ♦ ♦ « 1 1 I I I H H
Ity over the d im which few of Ihrm i
• co d. .1 In do!n
lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
John W at-on, one o f the I net of
Turner'» tirami Army men ma le th e 1
M -inorisi ml.In— »1 Ihe school this
week
VtaAOC MARK 8 (6 U > **T O f f -
Where to buy USTI resi
A, L,
A* long ss they lust "PACIFIC", “ PÜU8HIAS" and
“COLUMBIA” Slock »«‘1 Poultry remedies ut 10
percent discount.
CIGARETTES
Phone 723 for appointments
Dr. M . P . M e n d e ls o h n
Bones turner, Ore.
Rooms 210-211 U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg.
CLOVERDALE j
Mr. nini Mr# Jim llntnf lion u«rj*
in Pinl(*in HufUftUy,
M i . M KI) flu u n ti lo W I»i' 1 'itn it
Imi w ttk to tilit'iitl llie fumar ti • i i rr
fallirle
Mr«. IM I« III« e>. went to Nnn|i
Met) I l*»l week t » i (!rn d the It. - . . |.
A
in ntj'.
f ’ t-fDtJet*
Ladies of Fo lk
and Marion Counties
Mr. ami Mr*. W ill.am Jlnlzke and
MU« Georgians Hptgir weie Hu'.iy
VUIIors Halurdey.
M U -I'catl lUsgcr vlellr.l I..-I w«rk
|« t'xrtlaud w th her *1 .l.r M .», IT » ,
Hailing.
Quality Shoes
John J. Rottle
W e have a great surprise to spring
on you In a few day*, ite on tliei 0
watch f-*r II. Som ething you will ^ o
U N Uffi’l St.
all want. It le made In ()r> g.m. N o ' £
one rl»e w ill have them- • "I*, on the 0
Salem .
Oregon.
tua n r ■ -. s *»» arr o
look »III fir our ad».
I j
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0
3
0
0
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W oolen Mill Store
7
Mr. an i Mr*. YaijHanli-u alterni..I
l'uimin* Uigi.g.. al limali 4 «ll.-g.
Saturday.
Ml-» ll.rlh y ( .ii|hrl.li:e
i.i lh>
tre. k end with t l o i III«....
Mr. »n.l M'*< John lli.m ii» and
A'.nn Z. ikel w re -It. pplng In Salem
Salurtlsy.
T , liisltop,
P rop .
Mr and Mr». K. J. Hauaett, K.igni«*,
llalph and daughter 1 b a im i » f l’ uri
lami »|*citI M Muorili il .y w ith friend-
In Turtler. Tin* Hauti-Ili arc well
known Itere, having n -id.it livre he
f tv tiiovliig to I’oillaltd.
IIKGKOl X D < Y L IN D K K s
B K i r t U TH AN NKW
a
UK
Memorial Day
Address
BEAUTIFUL
- FLU FF
RUGS -
any s iz e
Made out o f yoar old rarpela. We clean an<1 *ew them.
Salem Karpet Cleaning & Fluff Rug Works
o rro
r. z w i c k c r
, p ao eattT oa
\ r w inattr.wae» made to order,
liz>-d before re-making.
Information.
PW 3N C 1184
(rid inettreeeea thoroughly Here-
Keel her» rroovaled. W rite or phone for
H A I .M I
13 1 -2 AND WILBUR
I When You Need
♦♦♦ !♦ « ♦ ♦ <
M M »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ W W * W > W » W
*« I
A G ear or A n A x le
W E CAN SUPPLY YOU
W . E. BURNS - - DAN BURNS
Not Brothers - The Same Man
High St. at Ferry • Salem’ Ore.
TRIBUTE TO THE G. A. R.
I saw them in the morning
Their step was bold and free
Their bayonets were gleaming
As far as I could see.
How proudly waved Old Glory,
How gay the Drum Corps’ din,
As they passed me in the
morning,
Ere the ranks were growing
thin.
They passed again at noontime
In uniforms of blue
Their pace a little slower, the
step still firm and true.
But here and there I missed a
face, of one who fought to win.
For some had dropped along the
way
The ranks were growing thin.
; Old vyliudvr» lliul uro ItE tiH O l'X D
| ami littvd wilh li. w piallili» and rmg>
J.i'm M T .l- I» b xt|« horn Illa.-k
art-rvnlly l-vttvr llian new iTcnuw
By John W atson Sr.
llivy l i n o bveii rvlvivid o f all atr»ina
Jt >ek w l.erv ti* haa I irli working all
W in te r,
. and -ir esse» ned w ili n-tuin thvir sliapc
K O U S A L K Il Y
lOOOrordaoak grill.« and »ali «rrv .t i» contiououelv.
I l ’ K TH K IiM O Lj:
«Mr. end Mre. K A. Wxx.l of Hah-.n
Wlieti a natinn erases to do honor j
It A L L liitO ITI KUH, TK II N i:.. hv sul i tt ahare». I-nqulrv nf H. I,. Hnl-
W o re e l t h e e e i i i i t . r)r H a l i l . d a y d o l u s
. ai-li Imi.-w ili havv indi i idil li .........
liti, il to the men w ho fought the battle» ;
' n Tin par. Ore.
• m » work ..|| il» If Ixt.
lion and will give l-vtlar rti-u!t» with tiaunon, gun and saber, thou that :
| nation ia »triokvii with dry rot and I
<1 K. I l-.M ia i I n .t'r-r w Ito at in» than a Q.iautity l ’ toducllon.
Mr lla .n ili.ii will have hi- dryer • • - » » f r « » « « .* * # * * » * « « « » A *«M# 6
In Turada)- night for » v id i with
will decay, li'a nauic will lieconie a
gninplrtrri till» w o k .
legend, it'* history, a talc hi.ld. n un­
friend», w.-rv valivi) buck to Salem on
Mr. and Mr». Kerr motor .»1 lx
der thv dust of forgotten centuries.
a von lint nf illnvua of llivlr «on.
8ah-tn Saturday.
Lett we forget and are relegated to |
Wanted
Old
inmalv
I
»
ling
plaiol
,
Mr end M » Waller lllica , M r s d
hv place of things that w ere, we have
muak.-la, »In I gima or rill.», rvlim . f
Mr-. T»Wiieend end Mie. W.
K.
■ I.cu ve lililí* ut T r ib u n e
I decivated one day in the year, one tiny
funner wars.
W .ls h l are geli g to ,N. » J '.it M-h-
P l i 'i r i t - N fie »ignivnt o f lim : an a towering monu-
F
O
U
K.
tliggvy.
4QO Fe rry S t . .
day Ixaltend the Stale Grunge.
1 iiim t of reiuetu be ranee o f love and |
Ih v lltilph I-aacson la In Califorr.1
SA LEM , OREGON
atri-ctlon tuour war worn lieroec. It is
for u w ork visit with home folk».
pOOOOOOOOAâOQOOOOOâOOOOOOO
________
ti >t built of inarhle, lira«» or bronx, you j
W anted—W O O L
u
ran not touch it; you cannot m-e it. It
J.n< I’ lvaer, Turner, Ore.
1* built out o f the greut white truth»:
LE M
.BIBLE THOUGHT J » « * « » » V # S » « A
The
loot
uro
giv.ni nt Hall llrnt*. hall
Tbeir blood has aaucrificd
.»# « * » * * * » * # * « * » é
..n T b u m liy i >.» i by Bev. a . w . 1»«--
The «acre) form» o f men in arms
— FOR TODAY
run, of I'liila.lvlphla, an thv practlo.»
TbM>«hC« itkWfiuil »1*1 prtM
- —
.
! Aud thvir faoee ’ere they died.
IWWi i bentagr In »b.f )«*r#
Mr. and Mr». P. E. Thomason were We have consecrated It as m em orial]
NO TU'K T O O W N K IIS o K HOtiS ¡ » f the t'ntluillc vhnrvli wna well »•
(t.-ii.h'd. It.*v. Doran wm a w ry ple»»- line!» to a surprise parly in houor of day. It 1» to the people o f the U. 8. and '
!l I» unlawful in Ihv Hlalv ofO n-gon
Ing un.I forceful speaker.
Mi»a. Bernice Briggs, who Is m oving their island possessions tbe most sacred !
f.T any pvrann t» kw p a tlng nfan.v
D i r 20
to Salem this week. Miss Briggs has >*“ >■ ¡n the w hole year. Tw o latter
n o t i c i -:.
H IU HOT NOI! IlK UHM IVKI» K. »r draorl|irl»n, ovvr Ihv agi- of Klglit
All copy for IhcTlIbune must he in nm.lv many friend» while In Turner war* have hallowed May .10 to the
thoii noi; for I uni w ilh Ilice; hv noi Monili-, wlthout f1r»t paying llic 1.1-
by
S p. in. Wedursday, if we are to ami lirr frieiiile l.iriud out In full form- whole world, There U searsely a home
dUtnayrd; for I ani Un lim i; I » ili c - 11 a.■ fw llnTvon lo Ihv Cnniily Clark,
»* a token of appreclaton o f her friend in the civilised world that has not to­
“ Hvi'llou Hki7 Ore gnu La w » prò videa get nut on tlllir,
glrviiglhen Ilice; yva, I w iII livlp ilice;
»hip. Ml»s Briggs will pe grealily day a vacant chair. A low green tent
Read the advertisem ent*.
t u , I w lll qplinld il.ee w ilh ihc rlgl t t mt ownvr» of doga »hall pnv n fre of
tuiasetl In her clr.de of friends, in somewhere under the blue vaulted
band of uiy rlghteousne»
Utah (I lo Oiiv Imiliti- ( l l ) f o r male «r apnyt'il
Plan* are rapidly being worked nut
h llch a n ilT w o Itollara ($i) for fvmnlu for the county Sunday Sunday School Ihe church as she was an earnest Heaven In which at 1 lie behest of war
m i r :tt
,
lit* the dust o f the Soldier dead. So It '
worker among the young people.
►T.-UVKXT Ut I.OVK—Ah ivo all tlilliy» dog», In hp paid yvorly.
picnic, Saturday Juno III, 11(23. Mr*
has an International meaning and the
Thv
l««t
Lvgi-lalure
dhl
n»t
re
peni
beiug f.-rvvnt In yuur lovv uiuoiig
K C. Dclx. il, M isst.ayette Davis and
peoples of Ihe whole world has adopted :
ynuraclviw, tur love oovorvlli » m ulti. ihe |)..g Law, I here foie il I« the duly |,-. P. Itowley were deli-gate» to a meet-
It, each to their own u».s.
u flh e ShrllTaiid other OlHcen to In- i„g |lr |d at the Y M. C. A. Building
(ut|ii uf aln».—1 l'c t .r t : » ( l t . V.)
This Memorial custom growned to
force Ihe law, »ml i.Q hill w ill lie I ill SliiYoili Vf iiiwlau mio», I ■« *■ \ I
%l 1, !
al Salem, Monday evening, May Till
T he BaonaUunale service for the International grandeur is almost as
MAY J7
brought again* the owner*
for the purpose of laying plane for Ihe Turner lilsh seh I will he held nt thv old na the human race. Every nation
TtlK 1-iilM t: uy ri:Ai i: K.ir unto i|.
w hlch are not pr .perly iicene.d. ,\pp- pnrn,te n„.lt»
i jOC11| Sunday Seh
Methodist Church, Sunday-night June at some period of the blossoming sea- !
g oliiId la liliruj and 1 1| - g.iwriini. n(
li. nllmi blanks may he hu.I nt any .,„,(» »re now working oqt their plans
’,. The sermon will be delivered by sou decorated Ihe gravis o f its dead. I
• lin11 hv upoli hi» -I o lt|i-r; ami hi»
llauk or PuatulHee.
and the Santiam D i.triei
prunilcet |-eV jtwlpli |, Thomas. Tbe service,
But there I* but one country which
liauir aliali liv tulli d thv l’ ilucv of
().
I).
Bower
something
good.
as planned, will he a unique evening ha* a national Memorial day ami Old
J’vace.—Iiluli (l.tl.
SherlU'of Marlon Cnuuiy, Oregon.
Mr. Mo Doweil, a »lock hujrerof Sn-! with some real punch for those step- Glory is its country emblem,
MAY UH
lem shipped a enr load nf cattle
front plug up the next rung In the ladder o f
Memorial Day May SO stands sperate
j i i y nr ri|K i(ANaiiM:;n The r-m-
yoiiivd of thv Lor.l aliali rt'tnrn, nini ' Dave Kastl urn la the proud owner Turner to Portland Tuesday. (T iff succeesa, » sw e ll»» for (huso w hoehecr 1 and distinct ftom the memorial
goni« lo Ziot| wilh alliga uni vvvrhi-t of a new four door Kord Sedan, pur­ W hile a I-.o shipped a ear o f »ht-i-p to them on their way Music will be an customs of all other nations uf th e]
Important part o f the service, with world. Our Memorial Day is dedicalid
¡ Portland Ihe »nine day.
l*Ml J oy npon tlu-ir hvuda; ili y h I iii II chased from Bones uros.
That the country around Turner can koh<s and duel*. Miss llulh Grandluud, to the nailon» dead heroes, Ilio m en '
phtnlti joy nnd gl. <( iva.*, a. i| aorrt* v | Mr. DyitilH, o f the Turner Flag IT mt
accompanist nnd Mi«* Iluzel I’celg wh<> defended the flag. K o oth er'
and atgbing almit Ileo aw av.-lolali ili: and Mr. Il .Io-ri-, were visitors nl the raise straw berrlse Is proven by w hat
Stale tn iU' ng school Sunday.
j
been done by J T. Norris. .Te haa violinist. This server is a part of Ihe nation «n carili so consecrates the
grave* o f its fallen heroes aud many
On Saturday aud Sunday quilo a a large Held of berries <>p Ills piece near 11IJT com m eooem eiit exercises.
mav
tliuusuu.l .lead in (he new struggle»for
little excitement wna caused I y an ¡ Turner that is tu Its third yaur e f I car j
*
HRY bov g UARKNKH4 -Tlil» la Ihv
engpu from Ihe Pjnltentlary. The ing sp.1 Is loadvd heavier w ith fruit
(Julie a lively dlacuaslon look place humanity wait for the w reathes c f
pondi-nniation, lim i llgiit la volile luto
n-iiteiuberanci'B. The glory o f flowers
parly was seen In one nf the butilico» iban
Inst year, Mr. Norris bel Ivi*
In the E. UIggcy store on when w hen
(Ila World, nud invìi Inveii darknv»»
hoqses I u Turner late Sat urdiiy night, that by prrper care this same will b. Montana was admitted tu the union Memorial ia as old a* the glory of God, 1
(alitar lliun Itight, Iwvanav Un Ir d u lia
The delégales returned from tke good
fur two years more.
inr. Uiggey stated lie was there at the Since flowers fli»t bloomed on the
were cv ll.-J o lm S Uh
Grand Lobge o f I.O . U. K. at North
I, I. reported that the 8. P. eo. will t l u , r <
fr,>" ' U,e ,,ato ,hl*‘ l,B « » ve- morning of creation and God peopled
MAY 30
Ben.l Oregon Krld.v night, They re- soon have a traek l.ullt ululimi t Ile w e would say he was quite yuung hut Ihe earth, flow n » have been tbe hearts
H*AV Tu l ,m -H a Imiti ahvivrd llivv,
we found out afterwards it wns -imply loving tribute nf tbe babe, the bride
horted the tlpie nf tlu-lr lift*.
Shoal# Tunnel, which recently hurtled
(> man, wlntt ig goni); »»ij wlmt doli)
Mr*. Barbara Suyder waa a Snnday out, and trains will soon be running ? .“ " f _ ° i ‘l V
“ f . " " í . *'*
^
thv l.nrd rri|iii(i) of lliov, hot lo do
| young nt we thought, as it developed
I o jxy we give flower», and in sorrow
on aeliednle,
u -lly, and in love mrrvy, apd lo wslk guest nt Ihu Baker Hotel.
that Montana on « admitted in lss-i their frsgranee »peaks o f liapineM of
A i-.iw I violigli g tu John Mh.-el». .Sir. and Mr*. L. M W ebb hn.l a»'
iiimhly wltb tliy U.»f.*'Mlcah Q;8.
The people o f Turner owe a vote o{ .the yesterdays, tender sympathy for
look iip teinporury residence In O .W . dinner guv»ls, Sunday, Mr*. U. G. |
thank» to Hie onrs who are holding the sad to day, hope for the morrow.
.
.
Ilrower's dnor yard Sundny nmrnlng, nrlggs, Hnrol.l Herbert, lliig gs Mr.
It was so when the first parents
E-l. M.-VIck. ( au» funilly, of Vau-
, ,,
, ,
... , ,
, ,,
, up tin-diteti digging operation* We
W hile the uae of flowers in all ags*
ILd. Gray uin.tc a husisesa trip tn
^
d«lng suine .Uiiiage lo fluwer» and nlso and Mrs. J. L- Webb ami Howard , * . ,
poti ver, Wnali. a.-o«ii|panieil by hl»
have had good lights since work w as sorrowed for their dead, anil It haa has been part o f the oeretuonles of the Hauler, on the lovrer Columbia, Sat«
Baker.
lo Hermau l'm-tx’s n.-wiawu,
giothcr Mra. MpVluker, of Portllau.l,
halted. Maybe the contest will hold been so all through the ages. It will
from pagau llilies until now no urtlay,
Tbe Kdilor uml Alfred Knimcrron util till the fail mins put plenty nf
Hnve we fi.rgot about the ndvantnge
Were gu.sis uf relativ.» In Tuinei
be so until the heavens are rolled up
ever set apart a day In
Former Senator Chamberlain haa
.fTurm-r far Industrie». It I» ati Ideal «ere guest» o f Mr. and Mia. Kred water in the creek,
Bunday.
a* a scroll.
fl.
'»bieh to remember with dlguily and „^¡„„«.,1 f ^ m || Hblpping Imard wo
location for a oannery aud t-Tux mlll Gunnlng for Sitmlay dlnner.
fittest type of all that 1» good to »he Hf.lng solemnity of those who have wmtder if there u III not he a lively
O A.(I. Moore and Son lia.e pur
Are we g.ilng topasstbeni nptoathers. I Dr. nud Mia. IL n. Gragg were Sa-
human aoul.
fought for It sod have fallen in lino] contest at the next electiou fur th s o ^ «
phass.l * nlw milking machine which
Tbe Tow n Baseball tvaui w lll play ] lem vDItory Manday,
tallii* two COWS III tl tlllic-
I of duty for Its principal» aod Us flag. , t0, of y .n , Syogi. r.
lite SIIvcrton ulne #t Sllverlon Sun-
■Isv.
iftO M K
nMtòHSWQj
t>n¡t
rue sù m 5 ïîof
—1
SURPRISE
M. E. Church
They passed again in the evening
As the sun was sinking low
Their eyes still gleaming triumph
But their step was halt and slow
How sadly sunken seemes the
lines
How sad the drum corps din
The dear old forms how frail and
bent
The ranks were growing thin
But Look! the clouds have parted
I see beyond the blue.
The Grand Old Army is passing
Their step is firm and true
I see Old Glory waving
I hear the drum corps din
They are marching on to vic­
tory
Where ranks will never grow
thin.
w-
(W riter unknown)—1Wiven as a rrailing bv Miss
Elizabeth Cornelius at the Memorial Day txeuciie# Tor-
tier Oregon, May 30 1923.
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