The Turner tribune. (Turner, Or.) 19??-19??, June 28, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextQOOOOOOOCOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQCOOOOOOOOCOÚOOOOOOOO o o - ATMELETIC GOODS - United Statesi!re^ are G ood 111 ca W o h a v e tin* m o s t t 'in|>!> to I m o o f S t u n l i i t j ; t i o o , ! » i\ ( o — \ ; M*' further Exposures of Hiw Edl- son-Fcrd Money Plan Would Fail to Aid Farmer. ---- _ President American Banker« Association W hen G ov ernor \Y»l|on of Oklahoma slgni'd recently the rv- pcal of th«* bank deposit guaranty law Iu that stale, lie performed an economic service pi the whole coun try | might eve« say that O k l a J. H. Peel cher homa In passing that law, enduring It» evil c«>nso- quoscea for fifteen years and then frac -y easting it asitjo »$ a failure, has performed an economic ser vice in the nation T h i r e could be no mom convincing argument against the pus- sago of situ.lar lanes in other {tatey that) Oklahoma's disastrous c jp e r p ur at. The Oklaho ma guaranty law was the first of Its kind. It was enacted In response to the panic ot lfiOJ. But experience has only proved again that there is no substitute for sound bank ing. Relying on the fancied socur.ty of the gu ar an ty jaw. pojple entrusted thi-ir banking to many who w . r e un fit for the trust. Batik failures have been »0 many fhat the fund, auis posed to guar an te e dopo-IU. created by ass<'sstiients on banks, was loug ago depielt-d. it Is estimate«} thaj noth total llahll- Ities create)! ijnd-r the law In the form oi warranty and sums owing to depositors amounting to $1 J.OO’J.OOd. there art- In the twin.!» ot the Banking P e a r l unci rtaln ass et s of nominally St5.0O0.ddD, ranging In value fr-su le ro to only thirty qr forty e nts ou loo dollar, result ng in a deficit of many tnillica dollarj. Sound, well-man- aged hat Vs have been heavily taxed by ass essm ents to. the fund, and the maximum amount that could he a3- sessed on solvent banka is Insulfic «-nt to ro ver the deficit. It has beep well s a i j that guaranty law s 'make tor loos, ness in banking methods, nnd tadtlle on the com petent and honest the sins of the In competent and dishonest. Let us have only laws that raise the standard of banking. Let us hava nn laws thpt debase if. T.^<* x\ \y the VMtsou Kor»l *Y v n m o l |t>- money" soht'iue, *lm e 4 to »(«bills« ¡nonetary values, would have exactly the opposite effect, la discussed iu the ; recent ariicla. which is tho ond in O U R e n th u sia sm , o v e r " U S C O * perforn j* .v series prepared b< the Aau i can c n c e w o n ’ t s u r p r i s e «lie m o t o r i s t w h o L n o u t ban kers As'.-clalioB. rev ewlnr. t!»«’ ex «« asure ot the weakneeaes of I hi’ plan th e fab ric tire f i c u l r * presented by William T. I' -:er. Ul E v e r y 3 0 x 3 t > tir e u s e r r c c o g n i r c ' " U S C O ” as r, .to r of the Pollack Koua.iuilea for Economic Research. a v a lu e to b e re sp ec te d a n d to b s ir,v f¿lig a te d . Briefly .tv tc d , the Edlson-Ford plan T h e u s e r s c f " U S C O , ” k n o w Jt a * a p i o r v e y ’ s proviiles tor Government warehousing ef basic conxmodHles, agaiust which w o r t h t h a t c a m e b e f o r e t h e p u b l i c a s a le n d e r currency would be loaned to the pr«s a n d t h a t h a s m a i n t a i n e d i n IctuL ^ rship . up to half the dueer without Intere »»erase >alue c f the pr ,-ducts tor the " U S C G ” is m a J - b y t h e s a m e p e o p l e who previous twenty-#»«» year» This m ak e R o yal Cords. currency would bo cancelled as the coinmodltiwa were withdrawn and passed into trade. On the other half of the valua the producer would receive ■ VquHy certificates” which lie c««uld sell or use for bank loans. Ou these point» Mr. Kost-r says: Upsetting Price Equlllarlum " S tea d y price levels dep 'l l mainly on the balance between the volume , of goods on the mark et and the vol unto of money offered tor goods T he Edison plan is dnsicaed express ly to upset the 'galenfc. A farmer da Jlvers. say. two thousand busbels ot yvheat to the Qovernt. nt waivhouse HHHHt* * * * * - > * * 4 and the Governm ent delivers one * i thousand dollars in new money to the < iarmer. When the farm er s"ils th. * I wheat he repays the lean an'Tib« Gov * , erunient destroys th** inuney Ihus 4 4 i the volume c f money is Iner. t.".l 4 precisely when goods are s t g r v l . aud 4 4 : the volume of ntwuey Ij decreased pro I clsely when these goods are market« d i » In other words, each transaction b«y 4 giu s by piaeieg in circulation goods 4 without money to match the goods Î Doiiur demand Is created as the tup of goods is withdrawn: the sup I ply ply of goods Is created as dollar de t mand is withdrawn. * “ Would it enable the farm er to hor * row more money oa his pro«lucts than he can now borrow ? When Mr 4 . Edison contends that fa m je rs would obtain larger loans on their c r o p s ; * i than they can now obtain from banks, 4- I he Is confronted by this dlh-mma: I* J ! Either the banks are ro w refusing * I to make sound loans, or, under the Edison plan, the Governm ent would SétHHHHHHHHMH K » » g « 4 i H H H H H H H H H t * * - » S Ï - Ï S * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** m a t e nneound loans ------------------------------------à .------------------------------------------------------------------------ " N eith er Mr. Edison nor Mr. Kurd *♦ *♦ » **»■ ■ g «« i M H U M W w m u w t t w - n H H H t m i m « » n . » ■ » ran consistently contend that ban». How Collection of Just Dsbts May ' now refuse to ma ke sound loans, fot | that is th«* way banks make most ot Be Prevented t»y Differing | th.-Ir profit», aud Mr. Edison and Mr. State Statutes. Ford have no doubt - that banks ar«, conducted for profit. It fqllows that the plan would yield la reer leans tu An effort to bring abou; better co j farmers only if the Govcrdir.ent met O u r p ric e « a r e tiie lo t r e s t in £ a l e m . ordination and grea te r uniformity ít! tl:o risks of unsound banking In that * O u r F u r n i t u r e ? t o t k is c o m p l e t e . ! case ail that Insolvent borrowers amonit d a l e laws dealing w;jth huci- j gained would be paid b7 the rest ot ners and banking is being made by the American Bankers Association. O n r p r i c e s w i l l ip .ca n a s a v i n g t o y o u . the population, which, to say the leas; It Is ptilclrd out that, although the I is not a fair deal. country Is a unit commercially, and Cutting Down Farm Credit "Apparently, however, the Govern ctliz« ns of any cue state may do bu;l i ment la not expected to run many ness that rcacbe» all over the coun 2 71 N o r t h C o m m e r c i a l Hi. S A L K W , O U I ’.. ' risks, for the farm er Is allowed to try. most laws go verning buslnejs ! i w r i u . ub amount no gr eate r th in transactions arc made by the differ ÿ*********-■** *-* I on** half the a veraro value of his ent states, with application limited •T----------------------- j product for the previous twcnty-Ovi to their own local Jurisdictions and 1 years. But prices have risen so high often in conflict with laws In other since liiSS that the farm er could bor j It is held that ^tate laws row on most products much lens than states. half the present value of the products should be uniform so that the same transaction will ro t be subject to It would be much less, therefore t i r.f rule» according as than the fa rm -r could borrow directly different A N D L IC E N S E D E M 3 A L M E R S frent the bafiks o« gra«i«*il products; siate laws differ. on products not g r a d rid no Govern ; To Illustrate tha disad vantages of hfeliable Service. ment lean» would be tnad«*. for t h e r e ' conflicting laws, ',h«j following illus Lady A s s i s t a n t J would b* no way of determining the tration 1« given: Mr. Jones IIv s In twenty-live-year price average. 2 0 3 S o . ( li m e l i S t . - - D a v o r N i g h t P h o n e 1 2 0 New York where the statute of Bmlia ■ •'However. Hie farmer, having ob tlons outlaws a n<»e In six years. I|e tained tha stipulated Government loan on hi» goo.,u coubj then o f t hb falls Into the error of assuming that equity certificate to a bank far an ad , tho sam e rule p-'.valla everywhere. dlllonal Ilian. But the equity cert 111 . He vt.iT i Maryland and loans II.OU'J cate is virtually a second mortgage, to his friend. Mr. Smith, taking a Client Werth Having. and no bunk wou'd prefer a second promissory note. As the note carries Vo i:e c f Wisdom. The la wyer lia<l been m u lin g for !>n mortgage to a first mortgage. ln'« r«-st Mr. Jen 3 I7 In no hurry for Some great thinker bus »aid Jh*' l! pour or »n anil the insurance ¡iront who , r.,i m a t e a bctttr niou-u-irup tuan "Suppos e (he Old Ka ttcnal Bank b!» money and he believes Smith to ttiifeil (leak w i n ventured an ilupi!ry any one else the world will beat a patii waa willing to lextd a farm er eight be financially responsible. Finally at à» to uliot the minine n igh t l>e aliout. to your door. A young college cra i hundred dollar» on one thousand the end of four yours Jones concludes YJust n life of ll'-nry V i l i . ” “ 1 ! ■ lit- uate wn -- ditalini oa this. It was. be bushels of wheat. Suppose, however be baa loaned Smith Ihe money long fie to admire In tiie life o f tlir>t indi said, majestic philosophy. He propone«! thr* farm er deposited the wheat in a enough and seek» to collect the note vidual.” renuirke«! the other, v.ith n lo mold lii» career accordingly. Federal war«hou»e and obtained five frcm him. But Smith can deny liabil snort. “ You ore doubtless right.” the hundred dollars front the Government ity and point to tilt- statute of Mary "Ev erything dejunil» on circum lawyer replied. ” P,ut I wouM liave stances. boy," ri ; idei his old uncle Certainly the bank tiotkld r.at l*-nd land which Jones Is surprised to the farm er three hundred i^oBars on leara outlaw» a not« after tjiree ttked to lui ve hud bis divorce business “A man la the mouaetrip bii*ine«» the equity certificate. The protec years. ^nst tlie some.” miglit well let tiie world beat a path tion of the hank would \>e greater i| Change s R ecom m en d ed ;o bi» door. 111!* a man with n tilling Hit Professional Manner. the farm er roile-.t on the liaq^ tup th: Station l.ml l.-.-ster go V. litre the road The particular ro bject s of I -gl.ila XVe like very mordi the story of the e n iir j loafiri lor In that ease the bank could real!*« oil Its »»curlty without tion rec om min i. d hy the kasoclailon del list who wont tl-liing and w:ia dls- fur 1 nac-lnient by Siato legislatures Child D r o w n in Docket c f Wcter. being obligtd tp pay five hundred do) purte.l ut lending n I urge and orotund lar» to get the wheat ont of <i«.vern during IK2it Include uniform acts on Elogie, Wyo. Pitching lieud lti«f catfish. He seized the creature liriiil* mi nt storage. T he farmer esn now negotiable instruments, bills of lad and began to work the houli out. Quite frmu a baby carriage into a bucket of borrow more morpiy f ttm a hank or. Ing, warehouse r e - ipts, st«,ck traua automatically nnd with his u- :it ¡dr w:ii»r, the infant non of J|r. and Mr». standardized farm products ti.a* fer, and fiduciaries. of mu rteova Unîmes» he bespoke tiie Ceorgo .la■ ii ’ imim . was dro wn'd daring Under the bead of laws for belter under ;he Edison plaq." Jsh "Op. n wide.” lie s o ld — .->e .v Vork the id»*eii«-»* of I«!« mother, who bad protection of bar ks In particular .»topped Mit of the lioii'c for a few livening l ’<e:t. transaction» are proposed measures minutes. G E T TIN G TO G E TH E R dealing with limiting liability on cer- COY SCOUTS* DO GOOD S Ü R ViC E I'fi-d pjieck: Instruments bared on G*t^ $ 41 ,S ?0 fo r Los-î c f H and. "T h e earth nod the fullness there gambling or ur,ur..,u* consideration; T-t»op l. Hunt^urtnn Park. iVi!.. n* Cliha^o.— I'*'»rty-«»ne tlio'iMiiyiJ fini of” 1« the primary -\»ur:-<- «>f c i p ’ tal time limit on atop payment; payment runt!y ilÍKirlhtilP^ V>JXiO |»U*r«*s <>t s< I»**• *1 ars 1 inn m 1-* f«»r *ii<- I«.«« of l,ls lian«! ( The farmer, therefore. U the nation’s of stale check; adverse claim to bank ^ t e n t u r e ¿jn«i lî.lKNJ Knreiil 'i yurlii r^* i in a raiin-ad an : I« nt hn - i,- .¡i aivard- : great« st producer r.f wealth. Karin «Ic-poslt; payment of forged ov raised , ■ BlKiatloii nntlri»*. t 1 t«> * ' lit■ i y. An t -r -n. fattier «»f Ina and hanking— production and dis check; «e-poslls In two names; de' t i t chlld.vn. Am'^i^in Was u l.-.ahe- , tribution —should go hand In hand poslto to trust; competency of bank boy bcouts ' good T y n u man. The problems of Ihe farmer are Ibc a o j copperation notaries; non pay pr-i'uien-.» oi the banker. Both are ment of chpck through error; Hatur- ; V/htre Laka E rij Get Iti Nane. Good turns hy radio me « «{eclalty Luk«* Erie tua!: I l' intuì** fi ,¡j » ’ vitally corcr.rm d In bringing about «lay afternoon bank transactions, and with Ti e ip 5. I'rovldenr-e. II. I. |!e- a proper adjustment of tran-iportatlon forwarding ch i k direct to payor. eeutly tla-'«e laij* ir.»tali«'d a rmtio »«»t tribe of Indian», of 11«>-1 u » - k, hut agd m arketlrg coat». T he i n t x a a ln g V'nder the F'edcral Reeepve and In tiie largest ward of Ihe ttlimi«- I«- R««t belongmg t-i ti e Ir« <|■ >!- ronfed* (endem-y toward a more syrupathellc foreign banking qre recommended Itmd hos|iltnl, xml sldfie-i the aerial eraev, knov.r .-.a tii - Frie-«, who lived i uu«ler»lardirg of «ath oiher'a rela firo'ii time to time so ttint all the pa ‘ In tbw we tern part <-f Ne v York state t lion lo these problems is one «J the U w* on membership of st ale Instill tlpna In Federal K eie rve System, and Mr ! tients could Ip turn I e entertained. op, tiie s«*u'ii .1 oi........ lb-- lake. very encouraging sign s of the time» foreign banking. Penal laws pro At Christmas ilinu ;he »•*} » re,n-at« <1 ll'iiiry tlaniu-tt, ua «.nicer of (lie ^'lilted j anfi will ro-ult In fu rt tu r fi.lyance imspij deal with false statements tor this good turn, and In ndditlon In- •States gi-oh,gleni sur,«-. , en») «-hair- j ment of lh a'r mutual Inti-re»!».— Wal credit; slander and libel of hank; nr-iplilc Mnlled « set of their own conatruc- mau of tin- Cnitcd Stili -or YV. Head First V i e . President «hecks or drafts without funds, and board, Iu bl» " l i r ' i n of I '«-i tairi I I i.-e tl«in In the cblUren 's «v«rd, and prp- American Banker» Association. burglary tyi:b czploslyt*. gented It to the small patients f . r ! Xame* in tiie I'nlfé«! Xtntes,” ç a es tiie j follo wing: "Eile, «.r. • of tl « , Great Uielr own use. Enk« ». from «-rie, «-i ;;.-«* «e- «-riga, meaning ‘ wild ml.* tl «- u.-tnie of an au I d e g l tribe on it: In r-. is." Y Whereto buy USTi res A. L Dories Turner, (ire. R e g is te r d J e r s e y s A t A u c tio n J u ly 10, 1023 Senior Herd Siref S ib e ria 's Ox* ford Beau. More details next week. H au sen Turner, 4 4 4 4 1 Sc A n I d e r s o n O re. New and Second Hand F:urniture . People’s Furniture Store W EB 3 & CLOUGH CO. Finterai D irecto rs Salem V Estate I'r, ». H. MENDELSOHN of ••*» ç T ic k u m i - ih to l>. 11. MOSIIHR l.ol» ten «mi eteven in S«-eti«m four, Towindiiii ttiirty-Avo, South, lì.iuip- sevmi West o f Ihe NYlItnm « Iti- Morbilan in Jocgplilne Coun- ty , Oreg on. Ami Wh.-ieui Ibis court lui» fixed Wediiosiluy, tlie tilh «iuy o f August, lilfifi, »1 tIto houe o f T en o ri *ck a ni. ctl stilli «iute at tlic C ou rt linoni nt i tue C ou rt House III Sal to, Murioti Coutil)-, O . e g o n , tir thè lime and place o f li»nring saiil petitiou ami tho tiituiting o f tho retief pr.iyod for , uicreln. ■ 1 AMtWCAW TpfMlO f 3 , ► .nn’.Hf xyH j llijfli Claas I üilic’s ami ticnls • Tailoring • HI C.mrtst, . » SALEM 1 " ■ •• —* üii ¿1 n e: u i c c € NOW TIIEUEFOMK, IN THE TIIE TURNER TRIBUNE N W it : O F T H E M A I T O F O R E EO S', you, ami « teli o f you, an- i U o K. Ilmv l» v, Ovv luT. hereby olUrt, dlloctkil und roquileil . to alio« causo, if any >on have or if 1‘. IV lt«iw!ry, IM il or M:ni:ipi*r. TMGA T«e any . «ut, why tliu: cou rt should not Issurd Every Thursday at Tiirn«r, liront anal polluqti and mah«- an ordvr BIG A C T S licensing tho ndmlnlstratrix I.V.w t Marlou County, Oregon ni'inv I I ) m *M «t privat for oi 1» K v u r y F i ni i» y n i h I HnUirdu)* o i t U in h in d thi* rv.il |tiop%rt> ahy if B U a a P U P T I O M B l . t s I'KR Y E A R •cribri). m i l i n « o u i p í e l o l i m i i g e n i th ii Kptcrcd at the IVstoffo-e *t Turner, W i r NI !!'»• HônntuMi* NV. M. On goti, ss s,-collii class matter, under lUitilit'v, J ut 13, V* o f thia l'o u r t, \x »th lit v l ' f u i j r i i i n 011 S u m l p y . the Act of Mjreh 3, 1«7W. :v.il o f lUt.s c ou rt 11UW0 i this *¿&th dttv o f June, ! U’Jïl. i ’ . G IIOYI'.R. t»lVi* II h * Trihiiiiv i r t d l t f»*r wlmt C ou n ty Clo ik . m u h m fr«uii Milvrrtlm r*». Hy K. K. W A I . U l i:, It K1 I t i l l . K (S««l) Deputy. CO O O O J . « 0 0 0 OOO OO.o o o o o o o o o ^ 4 Pomeroy & Keene O o V o o fi o o o o o o o o ! fi t o o o o o o o o o o o 9 n Cherro Flour Cherro Curiáis Churro Poultry Feads Cherro Stock Feeds N o rie K o k K ix w j, V < o F N I JS’ Olltv ii* ln*rfl>y y)v» u (!ì;i i:»t t|U«ly| Siuiintui», A U iiili.i'i r«i rU «I«* Nuli • I I li«* «*•! »lo ♦ *! Mi |i< »t \V , S miiiii . uni* U » m «;*»I. Il in llh«| lu-r Filini ,\v «‘“ Uni v» it n i li** t *• u »• 1 v t ir» k uf .Nlnrhm t'u iiu ly , O »«»( '*», nii«l ili«- • ‘niiitiy t 'u u i l x'i Ila '.«iil Cuuitly lui** 0 x«et Un l*“ ur * f |0; ts't Itit k A Ni. t i» Mie ami» •Iuy ofJun»*, lo.1*, in iht' ( utili i**fin uf n « i I«I M i r i in ilu M a il“ !» t'iHjiily l ’iujrl lintiv« 11« Hit* Itili** nini |»!ui«v fut 1 “ al 11> k • 1 j* » • ••’» *• l<» n*)il KiO«l A* t** *ii • » 1 riiitt d ii fclll» im it i i I h !>■ «•(, ti l \ylilch tlitH*, .‘iiiv mici* Nt't) umy nini lllv •»» h ' itoi 9 tu »a»J Avvi f i n . tiid 'ly» S.i«>(ii<»i*f, N«!ii»;i.*Unlilx ')»’ 1***IIÌN N “ Il tla VNSatU. H NN A l l u r u f ) fi»r \(itti i ti I h irn tr U . Jw elefs and Optician» i .M - r«>ic»i i » i * ii * i *« m i n (c«i S(ìi(i X FU* ly HU. ' S A FI Al |)rs. Scott and Scofield I 'a ii.u r t ‘ lu rp|it»rUir« l>|ti*'P l'Ill'll« , 1 III II'.* (' H. I ,a u k Itinlil n g Salem, Ori'Kou 1‘ lioiu- 44» ! Iti» VulJ un. O A OLoON O p t ,v r t s r o o 1 o I'allili rs FixliMi-titdi nf T r rt li I«y A ru p r o d tu i 4 •hSs. o N e rv i tt toe kln g of « U rei. e O x id e Oof fi r t H’ n lity n l . o ridirlo HI T H E t O L ' N I V C O L HY Oi* T H U qtnlily nt t t tl*o M asolili- T< 1,1 pie H V l . l iXj o o o S T A T E OF OREGON, FOK THE p rice. --------- •------------------------------------------ 1 o o C O U N T Y O F M A R IO N o o o IN I ' l H J i l A T E o A T Y O U R I f l l MAM g In the M it 'o r «-f (lit- !,'«late J«-f F'rt pk o o c A. S«.!itrn«»,r, II,-«-, e«etl. O C o c N O T I C E I O C ith .n l 1 OHS u o o o o o o o o g o o 3 c n n o i 3o a c û o o o Q N o ll«.- 1« h>-r«-».y g i f t n that th e 1 n d< r>lyn-'i| was du ly Opp. ntn l .Vilm.ir I e n v i- lili;i.s fit ' J ' l i b u t i e . Hier II >W al..*ui 14 <'«»ninnimiy ('lui* i - l i u l i l x of ih e li.-tutv >T F ian k A, (*«»mnivr¿ Ml i hil» «»r oth» r lik** nr:r¡ni S eh lr in e r, I ti-iaMyl, «11 Ills tw en ty KOK i/.»i»*ui Cor t)u* hu Udii) k tip o i T u n u r . : lllotli «lay I-I M.iy , |!e.':t, l,y , n , ■ ,1. 1 ’, | tin 1 .11 .«uy ( >.uri ot ¡lie MM« « rin « - - gon f-.r 1 in- I '11«.p ly . t y ire p, duly • 11 T K ' i ÏW n M ÎIC F ' 1«red ot 1« 1 « id in «..iu t «.ulI, I>O a ’ I* fry fi» I m at :i timi» in tin A ll |ieia«in n o t in g elaltns Bgs n*l r..ui* f**r tin* crnjfeiiitf. If n*«\ l>i* a ti»\ the aui«l t-«l«t«* are litrsi-y r*sg• 4 s-sl 1« S A L E M • rpl tin- «.ini -, ) r >j«• 11 y v , 1 lit. .|, «> |• 1, ¡1 |,r«*|-er ««'inlolp, 1.« I ' m a (IS i U s n, 1 '114 F . >. It. nk lit n «. Hulhlin g Sal« 10 « El g i n at lor,«r y s lor Ailm m « lra lilx «* It 1 «III six 10« lo lls In III 1! h 1« 1 | il . e ’ I uuilev. ífoSÁK* ' rimi Minqí I NEED FOR UNIFORMITY IN BUSINESS LAWS C a ll a j .d S e e L 's f o r tue ma«le in due forni lo thè r>tio«<- en- • F H F w. Niiliuniil Ma’ik IIMtf. titl«-.l court 011 thè fi.«ili «lav o f j u n e , tOìtSa hy liiKottu F a r lo » , thè aduno S A U M . g U F G í / V n i O N H TJ| ivtratrix o f thè ahovo nained estate, for un oi«ter ami tlrcnse o f thl» cou rt t > m II thè toni pro party pnitii-plarly I dctcriboil n i fotiuw»; A GOOD WAY TO THE SERVICE OF A FAILURE UPSET PRICES * of Ts Riv<‘ttA Fnriow miH l'iiin# C orredini' (rru rs of Rcfrrclkoi I- nliH'Id V» II8KEAS ttu npplicaUau Ima hucu und lum ish u iK (jlasfcy. B Y 4. It. F U t U C H E R - . c o i'it r In tho M ette r o f thè M iy Pi 'wr.i, «leeenseil 2 ------ c o i ' n ty OK ORKtìON. Foli THE , COUNTY OK MARION o o o iu Salo n i. 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Itole« ter S c o r e l>y inni ng-: ■ e ;i 4 ó 1; 7 H Tqrner 1 u :l 1 i) ó 1 0 Uilverlo n " U 0 'i 1 1 () 0 • T u rn e r p lay* Mill < il) ni xi >1 L ja rin o 1 In- -tlh . o f J u l y . 1 u n M ili yl •»«• Hie «<- 1 :*«.II •■ y g- l o g io T« ltd 0 Oli th è l ó n f J u l y . T*'« laiy* ar«- itiueli in* leriati-il iu Ibi» gii in e ar T o h do bus ali Uliusually a«t team. 'I bere w ili )in li iliy la- a ga u.o ili T .ir n e r ori J u l y sili, w a le li far ihe p «star>. T y U N K | |, • U H iv .Pr« I- T- Pick N O IIC X TO CREDI TOTS Notic e 1« hereby i;i\«--i that th« ur, Herb», f|owewa, bud», leave», stalk», «I« ! signe I, hy .1:1 oidi r o f lin- Count , I ou rt o f Marion C ou n ty , S tale o f root - mid t k «, to cur«- any known, O regon , «lui» Mindy and « .itere.I on th<- «'th day o f Ju ne, Htfi.N, fian duly jlUyass, appointe.I e x e c u to r e f tin- - iLite oi ttown Sun !-i Momi-ig» IO lo I fi 1 elix Mu»y, deceancd, and th at he ha « du ly quahfU' l us such. A ll p e m i l » .Salem . Q r ^ ( havin g claim s n m in at mi«i «-»tule m« 1 5 3 S . Hit»*» S f . hi-rcby noliflerl lo pre«en* the ¡atm P H O N E fis.l ilti|y vi-riAr-l a» rc«|ufr»-«l hy law, tu tio- undersign ed »« 1 1 office In tl I-add Ar H u n Bank Building. Salem. C . F . B R E IT H A U P T Oregon, within *ix monili-« fron* Ilu IfiJ N. I a i r i l y S l r r r t «inte o f this notice. Pa te l and tii .1 pul«Ii bed Ih!» fitiji ■ toy o f J u n e, UV>3, F L O R IST T. K. F o r . l ) , E x e cu to r o f th e e .t a t c o f F . l.v Mu.-;y,"j Der« «asci. Phone dflO MIT H <S- Mi l l i.l)S, s a i r st A t t o i n e y s for E x c ca ior. • ikrtiOh) I o r Booti Noodles See A DM IN'. U T U A T O lt ' H N O T I C I ! O T APPO IN TM E N T Nelle«- I« I.« I« hy givi 11 limi th e nil ilripign, d ha« l i l i, «Inly nppoinl« «I I.« I h r t '««inly 4 '..uri ««fili.- H t a i e e f f)r«‘ geli 1er p i e e oi, p ly ,.f M a n in , a» ini uilpl»(riitnr of Mn- «aiali- «I \\ M <* l.lbrrty Hi. Balani St«-. I«-, ili-., ;. - « • « I, nini limi hi- lm* «Ini« «l'ialilled a* «indi A«lli|inlstrutor. All |a rM>na h a v i n g clnliiiN awailisi llu-« «. L'nilcd Stales N atim i Hank iute ef *.dd di-et'ilciif, a ie lliTi-h) a-«ii l,«-d (o pr< -;•! I Ihe «aine d u ly v«-i iTli-tl, G e n e r a l I t . i n k i n g Hiisin c-s s quii «» il li prop* r v. m -h« r« I •*> ine al ni,\ intere»! paid on time depouils an*» olii«-«- al fi 1, ( fregoli llid lillng , iu .-«al« in In Marioli t'o g n iy , Orr-gon, w iililn six Wtviaga neeomit» no nlh« filini il.«* dale o f ihi« nolle«-. < or. £t..lr A Com m crti, d Sts. Itali .I at Sal« pi, Oreg on, I(tis ÿ l li 1 d a y o f Ju n e, llifi;', — ViRKGOf^ A. o . f o n d u A d in l niai ml« r u f lln- i»lnl«-o( RS MEBIDER &O LD I3 R DEAD W . M. Hl yeti-, ili (leimeil. Itopald f . O l o y r y For flfteen ypiir» Memorici «lav hnd (•'¡ut' l . i t i o UÎ M u t F r u u i t k pnaai-d wilhoiit <i*i<tervitn«-e In n »mr.ll A l t n r n e y für K g e e u ln r , Sah m, Oreg on. rrnumunily of l'e rre Gerito rntinty. i'»l N, Com mercial St Inwn. T hl* yenr u treop e f s«-eut» ivns fi.rined In Un piace and II fnlloweil In thn C o u n ty C o i u t e f )be S u t e o f L o rm c rlv |f| C. urt «M flint Meniorlul «lay wns ubru-rved wlth Orußon f o r Um C ou n ty o f Marion. •cnuts In ntinesf complete elinrge. thè •mntinnster leuklng Ilio rnbtri-Ks st Ihe In the Hinder o f Hie F.ulnte of I,. |>, cerueti-ry, III* scout» deeornting Ilio W olf e, l)i'<iea«rd. gnu«-», ami thè troop bugler seundlng N O TICE tnp*. TO WH O M IT M A Y fO N C K H X : „ m <« k k i c k K r i t N i n i i K S C O U T » M A KL W/iRM F H IEND 3 U A oil are In n li.v Ilot I fled and j I'l.-ii*«- la k e notlyo tl d tin- iKlrnlnl»- ! ntnl B l ' I ' P U K » trai ria in th e above nain« d raía lo wi l l rSr<Ki\t So. 2 o t Must St. I-oiils, III., on nnd aft« r lln-filrd «lay pf J u ly , Biç;) - T Y I EW ItlT K ItS N E W A , „ , ü receutly gave a prnctlcnl demenstrn- »«•Il nt p riv a t- sale for «-«i.h In blind ai j finn e f tip* »plriS e f renili in ir, unii Inel- He «'111..... f .-in111 . ... -Shit-Id», 4o;l.-»nbin dentnlly inaile elglif Ikrin friend» v.lien lls n h . f fi.iniiH-ree, In Un leni, llr ig o u , Í !t [ireHi-nted 11 ^n»ket fiUe.) wll'n good limi «eri a 111 reni pro perlv pnrlleiilarlv ! Ihlngs in ra t le ¡1 needy falnlly timi dl-rrllu d nr— Eo i III (len) In |f|oek 1 was «tninded In (hai city. The - fan.- •".* A«hilf bui in i -1 II» eonslsrliig e f n father, wbo «van auf- Hab-ni, Oregon, nenfilllig l«i th e ret- ird- f'-rlng from tiilieretilosl» ; the inollier, ! ' m, !' !, »’ , ' ' l"* "unie , « ne ilaegh ter, mul live »mall «..ns, had , À . " f ' ""^.riuatloii of Cigars and Toharcrç been traveling in an opeiy mito. Tin t o ' n M. F in d . genti!» ni«» provided ivqrui clothing Ivr T l ’ ltN LB , ORE yOM A d i i i ln ls t i n t i lx Up* little l-oyg. BIN SIN CESI CHINESE DISHES ELSWORTH (lie HATTER * £ontpleic One « Uwik leepinj Systems Cemercidi Bcok Store Salem Ore^op MILLER’S CONFECTIONERY Head The Ads.